Showing posts with label MOS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MOS. Show all posts
Monday, February 09, 2009
Thursday, March 27, 2008
MOS Short Entry @ $108
Looks like a symmetric triangle forming after the recent failed late stage breakout on this over bloated pig of a stock. Since the very late stage breakout failed I would definitely expect this symmetric triangle to break to the down side. Picking a target is tough because this stock is up so much with very little support created along the way. I think the rising 200 dma ($68) will seem fair eventually but obviously now that seems kinda greedy. MOS is almost back up to the upper end of that symmetric triangle for a safe short entry around $108. Today after the market close there was some news of a new fertilizer contract in India so there should be a good opportunity tomorrow near the open to sell MOS. Be sure to set a stop at $110 where major resistance lies.
Labels:
Moody Blues,
MOS
Friday, March 14, 2008
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Failed Late Stage MOS Breakout

I've blogged about failed moves here in the past and how they often lead to fast moves. When a leading stock breaks out to new highs momentum investors pile in as this is usually a successful strategy. But all trends eventually end and when that momentum turns the initial drop can be big. After a late stage breakout (or breakdown) fails to follow through new investors panic easily and long term investors decide that maybe they should lock in profits and you get a waterfall decline.
MOS appears to be rolling over with the other agricultural stocks and the commodities themselves, just look at DBA. MOS is a stock that has had a tremendous run over the last few years and could potentially fall a long, long ways. Take a look at this two year weekly chart and ask yourself if $85 is a reasonable level to drop to. This fertilizer stock is up from $20 in early 2007 to over $100 today, those are some nice profits for someone. Over the past three months (chart above) $85 has acted like support so thats going to be my initial target, but should this thing really break I could see MOS heading back down to the $50-$60 level. Watch for volume to increase as this thing rolls over (or rebounds to new highs). I'd put a stop in at the previous breakout price of $110.20. Good luck.
Disclosure: I own MOS puts.
Labels:
Failed Breakout,
MOS
Monday, February 18, 2008
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