PGX - The Fundamental Case for Invesco Preferred Using a Price Based Model
Traditionally Wall Street has used fundamental analysis to make investment decisions in stocks like Invesco Preferred (NYSE: PGX) but sometimes the most revealing aspect of the fundamental health of a company can be found through an observation of its price action. Price action was used to produce the raw data below for PGX and it can be used as an example of how to use price action to define fundamental opportunity. This data was current at the time of publication, but it is not updated in real time here. If you want real time updates, or data on a different stock, please get one here Unlimited Real Time Reports .
Technical Summary
| Term ? | Near | Mid | Long |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bias | |||
| Weak | |||
| Neutral | |||
| Neutral | |||
| P1 | |||
| 0 | |||
| 0 | |||
| 14.76 | |||
| P2 | |||
| 14.54 | |||
| 14.54 | |||
| 15.38 | |||
| P3 | |||
| 0 | |||
| 15.62 |
Long Term Trading Plans for PGX
March 1, 2021, 1:30 am ET
The Technical Summary and Trading Plans for PGX help you determine where to buy, sell, and set risk controls. The data is best used in conjunction with our Market Analysis and Stock Correlation Filters too, because those help us go with the flow of the market as well. Going with the flow is extremely important, so review our Market Analysis with this PGX Report.
PGX - (Long) Support Plan
There is no current Support Plan to trigger a buy of this stock at this time. This usually means that there are no clear support levels at this time, so buying the stock as it falls could be considered catching a falling knife. Buy signals only exist if resistance breaks higher.
This often is a signal that the stock you are watching is weak. Waiting for a turn higher may be more intelligent than trying to catch a falling knife. In any case, new support levels are usually revised to the database at the beginning of the next trading session.
PGX - (Short) Resistance Plan
The technical summary data is suggesting a short of PGX as it gets near 14.76, but the downside target is not available from the current data. This tells us to hold that position if it is triggered until a new downside target has been established (updates occur at the beginning of every trading session) or until the position has been stopped. The summary data tells us to have a stop loss in place at 14.8. 14.76 is the first level of resistance above 14.6, and by rule, any test of resistance is a short signal. In this case, if resistance 14.76 is being tested, so a short signal would exist.