Why Daktronics Could Reverse This Week
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Daktronics
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Daktronics (DAKT) is trading below its 200-day moving
average, in a confirmed downtrend. Simply stated, this stock has lost more over
the past 200 days than it has gained. By technical definition, this is a weak,
downtrending stock. The TradingMarkets mantra is to “buy weakness, and sell
strength,” and that is what we would be looking to do here. Our database of
literally millions of trades proves that an edge to the short side exists when a
weak stock rises to extended, strong levels. After making 5 consecutive higher
highs, it’s clear that this stock is trading at extended levels. As the price per
share of DAKT becomes more and more extended to the upside, the bearish edge
continues to grow.
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