Tag: $MSFT

  • Microsoft Share Price Reaches New Resistance Level

    Microsoft share price was able to attain an all time high in April 2019. The rise made $MSFT price reach a new resistance level at 130.24. The previous all time high was in October 2018 at a resistance level of 115.63. The price of $MFST has refused to cross over to the lower region of the Bollinger bands for over a decade. With the recent highs reached, price might cross to the lower region of the bands depending on the activities of the sellers.

    MSFT Weekly Chart

    The trendlines have been broken this week. This might be a likely change of trend where the bulls might reduce activities for the bears to take over. The future of Ichimoku has refused to show a downtrend despite a break down from the trendlines occurring now. $MSFT investors over the years have reaped a bountiful harvest in their investments. At several instances, the RSI has shown price of $MSFT to be overbought. The downward breakout might make price of $MSFT to reach 101.58 as the current market price stands at 124.76.

  • Microsoft Price Couldn’t Break The Support Level

    The unfortunate death of Paul Allen prompts a look at $MSFT. Allen’s $MSFT has enjoyed a smooth ride on a bullish flow this year reaching an all-time high in the stock market. The bullish movement brought about multiple higher lows in price movement. Companies like Apple and Amazon have had a good year so far for long-term investors. Price of $MSFT has reached overbought positions twice this year on the weekly chart. Instead of a change of trend downwards, price continued higher to the 116.00 level before a downward trend began. This move couldn’t break the support level. Price rallied off the support level.

    A bullish breakout occurred from the trendlines, which might be a good opportunity to buy $MSFT. RSI has not showed an oversold position on the weekly chart. Ever since price broke out the 105.12 level, price has never gone below this level. The future of Ichimoku also shows a bullish future. The bullish trend is expected to continue.

    Source: Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen Dies of Cancer At Age 65(CNBC)