The support trade zones that have emerged during the last month’s visible downturn to the point of 20 are yet kept in the exchanges of Wood Group (John) Plc (LSE:WG.), given that the stock is seen striving for recoveries, trading below the point of 55.
As indicated by the current positioning of the oscillators, long-term position traders should exercise patience before executing new long positions. Should the oscillators reposition themselves at the lower end, with market impulses failing to break below the 20 level, this would technically create favorable conditions for securing viable long entries in subsequent movements.
Resistance Levels: 55, 65, 75
Support Levels: 20, 15, 10
Given that the price is circling the 15-day EMA indication, should WG. Plc investors wait to place new orders?
A brief observation of the recent price convergence below the shorter moving average indicator suggests a potential for WG. Plc shares to increase in value, as the price aims for a recovery above the 20 level while trading below the 55 mark.
The 15-day EMA trend line continues to remain positioned beneath the 50-day EMA, with the indicator hovering around the 40 zone. Meanwhile, the stochastic oscillators are crossing southward between the 80 and 60 levels. Despite this, the anticipated bearish pressure is unlikely to be significant. As such, buyers should maintain their focus on identifying attractive buying opportunities.
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