When we read the charts for Emerson Electric (NYSE: EMR) we are able to reach conclusion that are not otherwise discernable. We can see where buy signals exist, where sell signals exist, and where risk controls should be implemented. These are what create trading plans. The example here is for EMR and it demonstrates this practice. This data is current, but it is not real time. 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 | Strong | Strong | Strong |
P1 | 0 | 0 | 75.85 |
P2 | 87.82 | 86.03 | 82.46 |
P3 | 89.24 | 88.39 | 88.81 |
Long Term Trading Plans for EMR
February 26, 2021, 12:30 am ET
The Technical Summary and Trading Plans for EMR 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 EMR Report.
EMR - (Long) Support Plan
The technical summary data tells us to buy EMR near 82.46 with an upside target of 88.81. This data also tells us to set a stop loss @ 82.22 to protect against excessive loss in case the stock begins to move against the trade. 82.46 is the first level of support below 87.33 , and by rule, any test of support is a buy signal. In this case, support 82.46 is being tested, a buy signal would exist.
EMR - (Short) Resistance Plan
The technical summary data is suggesting a short of EMR as it gets near 88.81 with a downside target of 82.46. We should have a stop loss in place at 89.07though. 88.81 is the first level of resistance above 87.33, and by rule, any test of resistance is a short signal. In this case, if resistance 88.81 is being tested, a short signal would exist.