Intel is one of the blue chips in technological
index NASDAQ. Company, with its size and solid fundamentals usually is
considered to be value investment generating moderate returns. With its low
volatility and repeated price patterns could be profitable choice for analysts
and investors.
In regard to the price predictability there is
interesting cycle in INTC price over last 3 years. Here similarity with Google seasonal pattern do exist. Closer look at the chart reveals that during the
2010 and 2011 bullish markets Intel has touched its bottom in September both years.
As 2009 market appeared to be extremely bullish the uptrend started few months
earlier but it is still consistent with the pattern observation. After bottom
has been touched in the autumn seasons the following positive trend lasted until
April-May. The evidence that INTC registers its price peak during the spring is
clear – 2010 ceiling has been registered in April, the 2011 one – in May. Cycle
length is approximately 240 days in both cases. The latest cycle started
exactly in Sept 2011 now probably reaches the roof as the chart shows stall
signals. One signal is the consolidation under the long term resistance (formed
by the long term parallel channel) around 27$. Another stall supportive fact is
that the resistance was broken but the price did not sustain that level above
and now we are trading back in the channel. In addition trend reversal signal has
been spotted - the divergence between share price and MACD histogram (moving
average convergence divergence). Those trend reversal signs are strong, however
the timing is important here. Since the beginning of September 2011 190 days
have passed. Considering the cycle length of 240 days we still have room for
the price to stall or even to grow before trends lower.
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| Last three years Intel showed repeating price patterns |
All mentioned above facts lead to the
assumption that the pattern showing early autumn bottom and spring peak could
be repeated again and probably the turning point is close.
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