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One thing to keep in mind, however, is that at the beginning stages of the September selloff, the broader stock market was also falling. “Clearly, things have changed since then from that perspective,” Cappelleri wrote in a note to clients.
That’s not all. Despite the stock’s big 86.8% bounce off the Jan. 3 low, the 50-day moving average failed to cross above the 200-day moving average that was still declining, which suggests the bounce was big enough to reverse the longer-term downtrend. Read more about the 50-day and 200-day moving averages.
“The same thing happened last summer/fall, which enhanced the ensuing downturn,” Cappelleri wrote.

On what may be a bright note, the stock’s selloff on Thursday has reached the next key Fibonacci retracement level, which could provide some short-term support for a bounce.
Wall Street followers of the Fibonacci ratio of 1.618, also known as the “golden,” or “divine,” ratio for its prevalence throughout natural systems, believe the first area of support sits around the 38.2% retracement level (1 minus 0.618) of the prior uptrend. Read more about the Fibonacci ratio.
Coincidentally, the $41.32 pullback from the first top to the March 9 low represented 38.9% of the $106.14 rally off the Jan. 3 low to the Feb. 14 peak, to fall just below the 38.2% retracement level of $173.69, before the stock bounce.

The next two key retracement levels are 50.0%, which sits at $161.17, and 61.8%, which comes in at $148.65.
The stock dropped as much as 11.1% to an intraday low of $160.56 on Thursday, or below the 50% retracement level, but bounced to close just above it, down 9.75% at $162.99.
Many Fibonacci followers believe that if a decline surpasses the 61.8% retracement level, the previous uptrend has lost its influence on the stock, and fresh lows may be on the horizon.
Meanwhile, resistance levels to watch start with the $172.92-to-$173.69 area, which is bounded by the March 9 low and the 38.2% retracement level.
Longest post ever, Man. Gawd. But I did want to put it here on Cobra's website, as I will no doubt look at it again.
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