SHLD Stock $100 Magic Number

For those keeping on eye on past leaders, one to watch is Sears Holdings, SHLD stock.

SHLD closed today at $106.22 after its 2nd accumulation day in a row, and by the chart below you will find the stock with big support at $100 a share. Apparently triple digits means something to the few bulls that do remain invested in the stock.

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For shorts a fall under $100 is yet another good short opportunity, and for those looking to take a long stake in SHLD, well don’t just yet. I would wait for more technical evidence of the bottom for that.

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-- Posted by Blain Reinkensmeyer on January 3, 2008 at 11:45 pm --

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2008-01-04 00:02:23

[...] SHLD Stock $100 Magic Number [...]

 
2008-01-04 07:15:20

Blain, when would you consider this a buy? If it closes above the $115-$116 mark?

Comment by Blain Reinkensmeyer
2008-01-04 09:48:38

If you believe $100 is really the magic number you want to buy as close to $100 as you can, then place your stop say at $99 and hold to see what happens. If you want to buy on momentum I would wait for the stock to show some more strength and create some sort of base.

 
 
Comment by Bryan
2008-01-04 17:18:26

If momentum was Superman, SHLD would be a big pile of kryptonite. Granted if you got in a $10 you’re still sitting pretty, but if you bought in at $175 I hope you got out. This things a dog. Didn’t profit drop 99% from last quarter? Ouch.

 
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