By Mill Chart
Last update: Nov 14, 2024
Our stock screener has flagged HP INC (NYSE:HPQ) as a potential breakout candidate. This occurs when the stock shows signs of consolidation after a notable upward trend. While we can't predict the actual breakout, it's worth monitoring NYSE:HPQ for potential movement.
Every day, ChartMill assigns a Technical Rating to each stock, providing a score ranging from 0 to 10. This rating is determined by evaluating various technical indicators and properties.
We assign a technical rating of 7 out of 10 to HPQ. Although HPQ is only a medium performer in the overall market, the technical picture looks good in both the medium and short term time frames.
Check the latest full technical report of HPQ for a complete technical analysis.
In addition to the Technical Rating, ChartMill provides a Setup Rating for each stock. This rating, ranging from 0 to 10, assesses the extent of consolidation in the stock based on multiple short-term technical indicators. Currently, NYSE:HPQ has a 8 as its setup rating:
Besides having an excellent technical rating, HPQ also presents a decent setup pattern. We see reduced volatility while prices have been consolidating in the most recent period. A pullback is taking place, which may present a nice opportunity for an entry. There is a support zone below the current price at 36.05, a Stop Loss order could be placed below this zone. Another positive sign is the recent Pocket Pivot signal.
A breakout could materialize when the stock breaks out to new highs above the current consolidation zone. One could wait for this to happen and buy when this happens. A stop loss could be placed below the consolidation zone.
Of course, there are many ways to trade or not trade NYSE:HPQ and this article should in no way be interpreted as trading advice. The article is purely based on an automated technical analysis and just points out the technical observations. Always make your own analysis and trade at your own responsibility.
More breakout setups can be found in our Breakout screener.
This is not investing advice! The article highlights some of the observations at the time of writing, but you should always make your own analysis and invest based on your own insights.