April 23 Chart of the Day - Chipotle
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Chipotle (CMG) reported earnings after the bell on Wednesday, with shares dipping about 2% in after-hours trading. While headline figures like revenue and earnings typically grab investor attention—especially in relation to year-over-year changes and analyst expectations—it's often the underlying metrics that offer the most meaningful insight into the company’s true performance.
Because these metrics directly impact both revenue and profitability, evaluating them against prior-year results and Wall Street estimates gives investors a clearer picture of where the stock might be headed next.
Let’s take a price action technical analysis look the chart to see where price could be heading next.
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Monthly Chart
On the monthly chart, we can see where price reached its all time high of $69.26 before pulling back sharply to the $45 area.
That retreat had both investors and traders closely watching key support levels, which have held for now, as price seemingly has a decision to make regarding its next move.
This kind of movement highlights why a cautious and well-informed approach is essential when evaluating a stock’s short to mid term outlook.
Weekly Chart
On the weekly chart, we can see where price reached its all time high before dropping rapidly, attempted an ATH retest before getting firmly rejected lower.
It moved through what many viewed as key support levels with surprising ease, and now may want to test a multi year trend line even lower.
Why then when a company makes ATHs can price quickly drop back down?
For a variety of reasons including maybe this was a case of traders and investors taking some profits off the table.
Regardless, it's clear to see that for more than ten years price has been making a series of higher highs and higher lows /aka/ an uptrend.
It goes without saying though, the only guarantee in the markets is that price cycles. It cycles up and it cycles down across all time frames and all charts and rarely, if ever, moves in a straight line.
Only time will tell for sure what price will do next...
We’ve combined advanced Fibonacci levels with key support/resistance zones and trend analysis to pinpoint potential price levels of interest and future targets.
With precision-focused charts like these, both traders and investors can confidently build and execute their strategies.
So what's next?
We don't make predictions...
Nobody knows for sure but using these 5 price action tools traders and investors can develop levels of interest in both directions.
- Support/Resistance
- Trend
- Fibonacci
- Supply/Demand Zones
- Change Control Zones
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