Sentences with phrase «breaking rallies in the stock»
It's true that firms have been borrowing less in a sign they are still uncertain about the economy's prospects, despite record - breaking rallies in the stock market.
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The stock broke above 7 - year resistance at $ 8.26 in 2014, then rallied to an all - time high of $ 18.48 a few months later.
Asian stocks rose sharply on Tuesday, following Wall Street's record - breaking rally after Irma's westward shift probably saved Florida $ 150 billion in damages.
However, the stock again broke out in end - September and extended the rally last week.
Since the rally off the lows of that base (~ $ 20) shot the stock 90 % higher to the $ 38 area, the stock probably won't have much gas left in the tank to break out to new highs without first going sideways for at least several weeks.
In 2013, the stock broke out above multi-year resistance near $ 1.50, rallying to a record high a few months later at $ 6.36.
Neutral — Stocks or ETFs that are breaking out right now (in sync with S&P 500) are also decent buy candidates and may eventually outperform during the rally.
So I had to shake my head yesterday... reading an article which reminded me SBUX has actually rallied 1,100 % since 2009 (despite its more recent share price malaise)!?! A reminder that often the hardest part of buying growth stocks isn't buying them, or even realising gains on them... it's NOT participating in the huge long - term rally after you realised your measly gain & proudly told people «you never go broke taking a profit»!
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