Company: Moody's Corporation
Ticker: MCO
Exchange: NYSE
Sector: Financial Services
Introduction:
Hello and welcome to our technical analysis! Today we're examining the weekly chart of Moody's Corporation on the NYSE. A fascinating pattern within a pattern is currently unfolding, with an inverted head and shoulders formation potentially serving as a bottom reversal.
Inverted Head and Shoulders Pattern:
An inverted head and shoulders pattern typically serves as a bullish reversal pattern, signifying the transition from a downtrend to an uptrend. It's characterized by three successive lows with the middle low (the head) being the deepest and the two other lows (the shoulders) being shallower.
Analysis:
Moody's previous trend was clearly bearish, interrupted by a consolidation phase taking the form of an inverted head and shoulders. This pattern has been developing over 392 days.
Although the usual symmetry between the shoulders is absent, the right shoulder sitting higher than the left is typically a positive sign. Intriguingly, the right shoulder itself seems to be forming as a smaller head and shoulders pattern, all occurring above the 200 EMA.
The horizontal neckline of this pattern is at $325. A breakout above this level could provide an opportunity for a long position entry. Upon a successful breakout, our projected price target would be at $418.30, translating into a potential price rise of approximately 28.83%.
Conclusion:
The weekly chart of Moody's Corporation presents an interesting pattern within a pattern, where a short-term head and shoulders pattern forms within a longer-term inverted head and shoulders pattern. A confirmed breakout above the neckline could offer a promising long position entry.
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Karim Subhieh
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