African Potash – A False Breakout?

PUBLISHED: Nov 13 2013 @ 02:20 | Comments (0) | More info about Azeez Mustapha

There has been a significant northward breakout on African Potash (LSE:AFPO), following an exponential rise in the market, as seen on the chart. The bulls have been goosed into action, and the price may be trading above the distribution territory of 3.00 soon thereafter.

The price broke out of the upper Trendline, and closed above it. Is this a false breakout? Not likely, because the RSI period 14 itself has nosed above the level 50. This is therefore, a beginning of a long-term bullish journey.

Conclusion: On African Potash, as long as the price is above the demand zone of 2.00, the bullish breakout remains valid. Analyzing this kind of stock would bring out outcomes: Your prognosis may be correct and you must be disciplined enough to follow your rules. Should you fail to have confidence in your approach to the markets, you have already flopped before making any attempt. This is obvious when things are going contrarily to one’s expectations.

This forecast is ended with the quote below:

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