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Chart of the Week - July 21, 2008
ISM Communications, Inc. (ISM)
ISM Monthly Chart
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Bullishly Consolidating at its Highs but Still just
Consolidating for now

charts are courtesy of Metastock
ISM
Weekly Chart -
Continuing to Trend Up Strongly but Approaching Major
Resistances Ahead

charts are courtesy of Metastock
ISM Daily Chart -
Bullishly Consolidating at its Highs

charts are courtesy of Metastock
Legend:
blue lines - range for Tsupiteros
dotted blue lines
- range for Position Traders
red lines - important trend lines
| Short-term Traders/Tsupiteros: |
Medium-term/Position Traders: |
| Support - 0.044 |
Support - 0.024
/ 0.035 |
| Resistance -
0.048 |
Resistance - 0.055 to 0.065 |
| Trend - Up |
Trend - Up |
ISM
Communications, Inc. (ISM) has been a cut above the rest of the market
recently as prices were able to rocket higher from its low at 0.024 just
last July 3, 2008 to its current high at 0.048. There was news that the
company will be conducting a stock rights offering with the terms of one
share for every five shares held at 0.026 per share. I've been hearing
rumors that the stock is being propped up in order to make the offering
more attractive.
In its
monthly chart, you can see that the stock has been trading within a
trading range of between 0.024 and 0.065. Given the weakness of the
market over the past several months, I am quite surprised that the stock
did not drop below its support at 0.024. Normally, the stock ought to be
trading at the 0.015 level already by now. The fact that prices has been
holding above its support at 0.024, is certainly a good sign for the
bulls. However, prices will probably continue to be range-bound for now
unless the stock is able to convincingly breakout above its previous
high at 0.065.
In its
weekly chart, you can see that the stock has been trading strongly to
the upside and has actually formed two long white candle in a row. The
fact that prices was still able to close the week at its highs, may
indicate that prices are bound to continue moving higher this coming
week. However, you can also see from the weekly chart above that the
stock is currently approaching its major resistances at around the 0.055
to 0.065 levels. These resistances are very strong resistances, which
will not easily get broken, unless the stock is able to generate
significant volume to absorb all the sellers at these levels. For buyers
to be willing to buy at these levels, there has to be a very compelling
reason for buyers to do so.
In its daily
chart, the stock is currently at an extremely high level already.
However, its recent behavior suggests that the stock may not have seen
its high just yet. Last Friday, the stock broke below its support at
0.045 but was immediately bid up to close the day unchanged at 0.047.
That behavior already suggests that there is an inability of the stock
to drop. If the stock were really weak, it ought to have collapsed
already by then. Technically speaking, the stock may just be
consolidating before it continues to move higher.
Tsupiteros,
who currently have positions in this stock, are recommended to just hold
and use a break below 0.044 as your mental stop. For those who are
courageous enough to buy this stock, you may want to buy it as close to
0.044 as possible. For Position-traders, who are currently holding this
stock, you may just want to hold and also use a break below 0.044 as
your mental stop. I would no longer recommend to Position-traders to buy
this stock anymore at current levels. While the upward momentum of the
stock is still strong, the stock may be vulnerable already at this point
since it is already too high. For those who prefer trying to pick the
highs, you may want to try and take profits as close to the 0.055 to
0.065 area as possible.
Notes:
Short-term
Traders/Tsupiteros vs. Medium-term/Position Traders: Recommendation
for short-term traders or Tsupiteros are meant to be used by traders
whose holding period are limited to one day to two weeks. Medium-term or position
traders are meant to be used by traders whose holding period are two weeks
to three months. Long-term investors whose holding period is more than
three months should not follow these recommendations.
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