After issuing an upgrade to its previous earnings guidance on February 17th, the market took to that announcement fairly well. UWL gapped up, and closed some 10% above its 50-day moving average.[1]
In saying that, the daily candlestick formed somewhat of a spinning top. That was an ominous sign, because it never closed above that level again. Thanks in part to COVID-19, the price collapsed over the next four weeks, lopping off nearly a dollar till an inverted hammer formed at $0.81.[2]
That signalled a reversal, and the ensuing rally has recovered about 60% of its previous decline.
On Thursday, UWL gapped up again - and just like February 17th - it bounced 10% above its 50-day moving average.[3] This time the candle was a more doji-like spinning top.
Over the last two months, daily trading volumes have been noticeably higher than the two months prior to that. There were 7 days where daily volumes went over 2 million,[4a] but only 2 days in the period before that.[4b]
Looking to the future, a pessimist may wonder if the new candlestick in [3] will repeat the formation that followed candlestick [1].
But if you're an optimist, you'll take note of the weekly chart, which shows a sixth consecutive week of green candles. This is the longest weekly streak in UWL's history, beating the May 2019 rally that started at 46 cents and broke 1 dollar.
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