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‘Abandoned Baby’ in Amazon.com?

NASDAQ:AMZN   Amazon.com
Amazon.com tried to rally a week ago. It proceeded to fall on weak quarterly results, leaving some potentially difficult patterns on the daily chart.

First, the single candlestick on February 2 was isolated above the other recent prices. That is sometimes known as a bearish “abandoned baby” -- essentially a failed breakout.

The location of the candlestick is potentially important. By occurring at the falling 200-day simple moving average (SMA), it suggests the longer-term downtrend remains in effect. (It was AMZN’s first test of the 200-day SMA since August.)

It was also near a bearish gap on October 28, which was triggered by weak guidance.

Next, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is retreating from an overbought condition.

Traders looking for continuation lower may now watch for a potential break of the trendline along the lows of 2023.

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