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FedEx (FDX Stock) builds bullish channel after bouncing at 38.2% Fibonacci

  • FedEx corporation (FDX) made a strong bullish bounce at the 144 ema. Price has also broken above the 21 ema zone. Plus an uptrend channel is now established.

  • The FDX daily chart had a strong impulse up. This has been labeled as wave 3 (pink). Let’s review what’s going right now.

  • On the 4 hour chart, price action seems to have completed 5 waves up (blue) and then followed by an ABC correction (blue). This could be part of a wave 1-2 or a-b.

What are the main targets for this chart? And what kind of price patterns do we expect?

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Price charts and technical analysis

The FDX daily chart had a strong impulse up. This has been labeled as wave 3 (pink). Let’s review what’s going right now:

  1. The current pullback completed at the 144 ema zone and 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level (green box).

  2. This retrace could either complete the wave 4 (pink) or be part of a larger ABC (grey) correction in wave 4’ (pink).

  3. In both cases price action is expected to reach the previous top at $305 (red line). 

  4. A bearish bounce (orange arrow) could indicate a retest of the previous bottom within a larger wave 4’ (pink).

  5. A bull flag chart pattern (grey arrows), however, could indicate that the bulls remain in control and indicate a bullish breakout.

  6. The main target area is the previous top at $305. A break above the top should aim at the -27.2% Fib target at $350 followed by the -61.8% Fib target at $400. Although the first Fib target zone at $350 could start another wave 4 pattern.

On the 4 hour chart, price action seems to have completed 5 waves up (blue) and then followed by an ABC correction (blue). This could be part of a wave 1-2 or a-b.

  1. The continuous higher highs and higher lows confirms an uptrend channel. 

  2. Any pullback towards the previous candle highs and 21 ema zone should create support (green arrows) at around $280.

  3. A deeper pullback places the uptrend scenario on hold (yellow/red circles).

  4. Price is not expected to decline below $264 or otherwise the uptrend is in trouble.

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The analysis has been done with the ecs.SWAT method and ebook.

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Chris Svorcik

Chris Svorcik

Elite CurrenSea

Experience Chris Svorcik has co-founded Elite CurrenSea in 2014 together with Nenad Kerkez, aka Tarantula FX. Chris is a technical analyst, wave analyst, trader, writer, educator, webinar speaker, and seminar speaker of the financial markets.

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