Evening all,
I have a post on Genting for today.
For quite a while, I have been bearish on Genting. In part, I did not buy into the hype about Genting and casinos. But, I obviously had technical reasons for my view. In the last several months, Genting has been putting in solid gains. A large part should be attributed to overall market strength. A significant resistance level at $1.48 was breached in January, and now that becomes strong support.
Genting has been in a clear downtrend for a long time, and I illustrate that with a red parallel channel. Although it may seem like Genting should look bullish to me since it has gotten out of the channel, I do not use channels in such a way. I still think Genting will continue in the long-term downtrend unless a see strong reversal signs. The golden cross (50-day MA crossing above the 200-day MA) is a start but I prefer relying on chart patterns for reversal indication. If Genting falls below the support of the $1.50 region, I think it is a clear case for continued downside. In the short-run, it is possible that Genting trades within the range of $1.50 and $1.75. I do not like to speculate too much but if that happens, Genting will look like it wants to form a large inverted head and shoulders. That remains to be seen, so I will watch the $1.50 region for potential trades.
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