A sudden breakup has occurred between buying and selling forces in On The Beach Group Plc (LSE:OTB), as the present trade outlook is running in a bullish consolidation mode, tending a pause signal.
A significant bullish candlestick is in the formation with less or little signal tendency note to create a decent longing entry order. In other words, it won’t be practically ideal to execute fresh purchasing orders as the price is approaching a higher trade zone of 200.
Resistance Levels: 210, 220, 230
Support Levels: 160, 150, 140
At this time, should OTB Plc shareholders start searching for sell signals as the oscillating tools move in the overbought area?
It is glaring that an overbought condition has been reached despite the fact that On The Beach Group Plc stock is in a bullish consolidation style, tending a pause setup in the near time.
The 50-day EMA indication has been positively intercepted by the 15-day EMA indicator. Additionally, a bullish candlestick emerged after a price gap to the north. The stochastic oscillators’ positioning picture in the overbought area indicates that buyers should exercise caution when placing fresh orders to prevent a possible whipsawed-trade cycle.
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