By Mill Chart
Last update: Jan 30, 2023
A possible breakout setup was detected on BOEING CO/THE (NYSE:BA) by our stockscreener. A breakout pattern is formed when a stock consolidates after a strong rise up. We note that this pattern is detected purely based on technical analysis and whether the breakout actually materializes remains to be seen. It could be interesting to keep an eye on NYSE:BA.
ChartMill assigns a Technical Rating to every stock. This score ranges from 0 to 10 and is updated daily. The score is determined by evaluating multiple technical indicators and properties.
We assign a technical rating of 8 out of 10 to BA. Although BA is only a medium performer in the overall market, the technical picture looks good in both the medium and short term time frames.
ChartMill also assign a Setup Rating to every stock. With this score it is determined to what extend the stock has been trading in a range in the recent days and weeks. This score also ranges from 0 to 10 and is updated daily. The setup score evaluates various short term technical indicators. NYSE:BA scores a 9 out of 10:
BA has an excellent technical rating and also presents a decent setup pattern. We see reduced volatility while prices have been consolidating in the most recent period. There is a resistance zone just above the current price starting at 213.05. Right above this resistance zone may be a good entry point. There is a support zone below the current price at 207.07, a Stop Loss order could be placed below this zone. We notice that large players showed an interest for BA in the last couple of days, which is a good sign. Another positive sign is the recent Pocket Pivot signal.
One way to play this would be to wait for the actual breakout to happen and buy when the stock breaks out above the current consolidation zone. A possible place for a stop loss would be below this zone.
This article should in no way be interpreted as trading advice. You should always make your own analysis and trade or not trade based on your own observations and style. The article is based purely on some technical observations.
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BOEING CO/THE
NYSE:BA (4/18/2024, 7:04:00 PM)
After market: 170.01 -0.22 (-0.13%)170.23
+0.02 (+0.01%)
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