12 Stocks Holding Key Multi-Year Support – MA, RIMM, MON…

Blain Reinkensmeyer

Bear markets are known to bottom about 60% through a standard recession. If investors wait until economic data supports a turn around they typically have already missed a substantial rally. By watching stocks that hold key multi-year support levels investors can get an upper hand buying potential new market leaders early and with confidence.

Below are 12 stock charts at or near multi-year support levels from back as far as 2005. These are considered technical setups and should only be used as a watchlist reference for moving forward. A stock that holds multi-year support is more likely to be a leader when the market eventually turns.

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Charts:

  1. Mastercard (MA)
  2. Research in Motion (RIMM)
  3. Monsanto (MON)
  4. Hewlett-Packard (HPQ)
  5. Helmerich & Payne (HP)
  6. Massey (MEE)
  7. Canadian Solar (CSIQ)
  8. Dryships (DRYS)
  9. Continental Resources (CLR)
  10. Sociedad Quimica Y Minera (SQM)
  11. SunPower (SPWRA)
  12. Fuel Systems Solutions (FSYS)

Charts numbered (click to view full chart):

1. Mastercard Stock Chart 2. Research In Motion Stock Chart 3. Monsanto Stock Chart

4. Hewlett Packard Stock Chart 5. Helmerich & Payne Stock Chart 6. Massey Stock Chart

7. Canadian Solar Stock Chart 8. Dryships Stock Chart 9. Continental Resources Stock Chart

10. SQM Stock Chart 11. SunPower Stock Chart 12. Fuel Systems Solutions Stock Chart

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6 Responses

  1. Nice work Blain. I wonder if the market makes another leg down, if these key support areas hold, or do these stocks just give it all up?

    MEE is pretty frightening to look at.

    Those charts also reinforce why buy and hold is a myth.

  2. Great charts, added several to my watch list, thanks! :grin:

  3. Nice charts keep it up man

  4. Page bookmarked :twisted: .

    Seems that FSYS is in the best shape here, natural pullback to its previous breakout levels. Only concern I have is the stocks group which isn’t a necessarily attractive high growth area. Earnings are due out November 7th by the way.

  5. These are great reference points easily forgotten with investors. Multi-year trendlines can play a big role in the long term sustainability for any stock. Especially when it comes to rebounding, you can definitely bet some of these charts will setup fantastic bases before starting fresh runs.

  6. Blain, the 12 bearish patterns you posted recently have begun to turn over really nicely. Keep the good stuff coming our way.

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