Wednesday, April 22, 2015

MCP Update

Our last post on MCP from April 15th, MCP "Patience Pays?" seems to have given us the reason we had been seeing those long term accumulation signal. I doubt a 10-year deal with Siemens is something that happens overnight and I doubt it's something that stays utterly quiet, thus the longer term divergences.

However since then, we've had a pullback at resistance of what looks like a "W" base bottom.
 MCP daily chart hitting resistance at a "W" base breakout/resistance area.

This is the 60 min chart and leading positive divergence (a very strong signal on a strong chart/timeframe) at the second "W" base low and the trend since. I'd personally like to see a leading positive divegrence on this chart before I felt strongly and comfortable that it was ready to take on resistance and break out to stage 2 mark up.

However, there are some near term charts suggesting something is building, even if it may not be the breakout that I suspect MCP will eventually make to stage 2.
 MCP 3 min shows the negative divergence at resistance, the pullback and a flat range where we often see accumulation / distribution leading positive.

This has migrated over to the 5 min chart as well.
 The same negative at recent highs and a positive relative, almost leading divergence in the same area.

My gut feeling is that MCP will see a bounce back toward the resistance area and likely not breakout. The other scenario is that this divergence continues to build, continues to migrate to longer term timeframes and does make a break out move, the reason I lean more toward the first probability is the 1 min chart which tends to show timing signals.

1 min MCP.

Personally I'd feel best about a trade in MCP long "IF" there were a shakeout below $.70 level on high volume, a clear positive divegrence as that would give us an entry at lower risk, a better price and a stronger timing signal (head fake/shakeout).

I'll set price alerts for such a scenario, otherwise I'll keep monitoring the divergence and see if it builds more from here.



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