Chart of the week – JP Morgan (JPM)
JP Morgan (JPM) due for a potential bullish breakout
Medium-term technical analysis
Source: CMC MarketsTime stamped: 10 Apr 2021 at 2:00 pm SGT
- The share price of JP Morgan (JPM) has been trading in a sideways configuration for six weeks since 25 February. As indicated by the Bollinger Band Width, a measurement of realised volatility, the current reading of it stands at 0.05 which is the lowest level since 22 December 2020.
- Given such relative low reading in volatility, JPM is likely due for an imminent potential expansion/breakout from its current sideways configuration of its price action.
- In addition, the daily RSI continues to hover above a significant ascending support at the 50 level which suggests that potential medium-term upside momentum of price action has started to build-up.
- If the 141.10 key medium-term pivotal support holds, JPM may see a potential bullish breakout to kick-start another leg of potential impulsive up move to target the next resistances at 166.60/168.90 and 178.70 (the upper boundary of an ascending channel in place since 29 October 2020 low & a cluster of Fibonacci expansion levels).
- On the other hand, a daily close below 141.10 invalidates the bullish scenario to open up scope for a corrective decline towards the major support zone of 118.90/110.50.
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