Thursday, September 09th, 2010

Give Ternium (TX) A Chance

Posted on: Feb 6th, 2009 | By Charles Delvalle | Filed under Chart of the Day

Over the past year commodities have been beat down harder then Nazi Max Schmeling’s 1938 beating by the hand of African American Joe Louis. But it looks like some stocks are showing signs of bottoming out.

And this small steel maker could give you hefty returns in no time.

Just take a look at this chart of Ternium SA (NYSE:TX) to see what I mean…

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There’s no denying that shares were slammed. But if you’ll notice, since December Ternium has entered into a bullish trading channel. This pattern has held up quite nicely and looks set to repeat.

Making the odds of repetition stronger is the fact that its Slow Stochastic indicator (at the bottom) is showing TX as mostly oversold with the trend improving.

When you see the Slow Stochastic show this type of pattern while the stock price reacts to a major support point, it means buying isn’t such a bad idea.

With Obama’s massive stimulus spending planned and commodities as cheap as they are, don’t be shocked to see this companies shares pop up 15% in no time.

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