Introduction
At
any one point in time it is normal for the stock market
participants
who
have an interest in a stock to have their own opinions
about
the “fair
value” of the stock, and these opinions will fall into a range
in
share price. The participants rarely agree on just one price.
Depending
on the particular stock, and on many factors
such as the latest news and announcements, this price range
could be
a small range, or it could be large. At some stage, if all of
the
interested sellers of the stock have finished selling, and if
only
buyers are left, then the share price will move higher. And
conversely,
if all the buyers have finished buying, then the share price
will move
lower. And it is
possible that news or announcements can precipitate a move in
share
price.
Read
more about breakouts...
The August 2012 ASX Investor
Update
For the text of the August 2012 article that Robert authored, and
the initial four price charts, see the ASX article here....
For the text of the article and a more indepth discussion about
breakouts
(and also about Volume
Moving Average) see the following eBook
Articles in the Share Market Toolbox:
See larger versions of the charts and additional notes and
comments
included below.
The Investor
Update charts
Lynas Corporation Limited (LYC)
The published chart:
Lynas Corp
daily candlestick chart - March to July 2010
(click on the chart for a larger image)
Resolute Mining Limited (RSG)
The additional "big picture" chart:
Resolute Mining Big Picture daily candlestick chart - March
to
September 2009
(click on the chart for a larger image)
The published chart:
Resolute Mining daily candlestick chart - September-October
2009
(click on the chart for a larger image)
Murchison Metals (MMX)
The additional "big picture" chart:
Murchison Metals Big Picture weekly candlestick chart -
March
2010 to November 2011
(click on the chart for a larger image)
The published chart:
Murchison Metals weekly candlestick chart - October 2011 to July
2012
(click on the chart for a larger image)
Stockland (SGP)
The published chart:
Stockland weekly candlestick chart - January 2011 to July 2012
(click on the chart for a larger image)
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