easyJet plc : Continuation of the bullish trend
December 06, 2012 at 08:33 am
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Entry price | Target | Stop-loss | Potential |
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GBX 731 |
GBX 0 |
GBX 669 |
-100% |
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EasyJet plc is trading in a bullish trend and several arguments argue for the continuation of this trend.
The company shows strong fundamentals. Firstly, the security is undervalued compared to its peers with an EV/Sales ratio estimated at 0.68 by the Thomson Reuters consensus for this year. Moreover, the consensus revised upward EPS estimates for this year and that let see a great potential for the security on the stock market.
Technically, the security is in an uptrend on all time scales and it is supported by moving averages. The bullish trend will not be stopped until prices are above the GBp 682 short term support. This trend should allow the stock to reach its GBp 856.3 long term resistance, which will be the first target price.
According to both technical and fundamental elements, it seems opportune to take a long position at the current price. The bullish trend should allow the security to reach the GBp 856.31 resistance. If the stock crosses it, a new target price will be set. A stop loss will be placed under the GBp 682 short term support to avoid a downtrend.
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