Gymboree (GYMB) Stock Break Out

Posted by Blain Reinkensmeyer
May 8, 2008 at 2:23 pm

Today Gymboree (GYMB) has officially broken out of its base that was featured on StockTradingToGo.com last weekend. The stock is currently up 6% on the day as of 2:15 PM EST and is trading with higher volume.

Keep a close eye on GYMB stock today though and look for the following after the close:

  • A close above $45.30 which was the buy point
  • Volume for the day of over 1 million
  • A close near the highs of the day

This will set Gymboree up for a good confirmation day tomorrow which the stock needs to affirm its direction. GYMB stock has officially hit its buy mark. A chart of GYMB is below.

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For previous chart analysis, view last Saturday’s post on Gymboree stock.

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Comment by J Wang
2008-05-08 18:08:47

Speaking of breakout, should the close price or the high price be counted?

Comment by Blain Reinkensmeyer
2008-05-08 22:48:26

Yes and no. What this action tells me atleast is that GYMB has potential but the stock may still be volatile price wise. There is no firm direction.

If I was bought in today my stop would definitely be just below the low of the day, say $43.04. And, if I was looking to buy in then I would be patient as I think there is a good shot the stock may trade at $44 or lower again.

Just IMO though.

 
 
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