1. Boeing is filling out a huge triangle, with the base formed by the 75% price drop from March 2020. It has consistently tested the bottom leg of the triangle and responded with strength, each time reaching the top leg of the triangle. The triangle is narrowing around current price, and a break to the topside would yield significant upside after this long consolidation. Repeated strength at the bottom leg is significant to the bull case, and currently indicates upside strength.
2. There was a fake breakout of the triangle in March of 2021, forming a small peak at 260.00. A few months later, price touched the top of the triangle at 258.00. The next target on the triangle is around 262.00, so the resistance range is 258.00-262.00.
3. Price just tested the bottom leg of the triangle, and the 200 EMA (blue) has fallen out of the triangle. For the bull case, the 200 EMA needs to cross back into the triangle for confirmation of a continued uptrend. Following this, price should test the top of the triangle and continue to fill it out. Earnings at the end of the month could weigh heavy on price, and a positive report can break the triangle to the upside.
2. There was a fake breakout of the triangle in March of 2021, forming a small peak at 260.00. A few months later, price touched the top of the triangle at 258.00. The next target on the triangle is around 262.00, so the resistance range is 258.00-262.00.
3. Price just tested the bottom leg of the triangle, and the 200 EMA (blue) has fallen out of the triangle. For the bull case, the 200 EMA needs to cross back into the triangle for confirmation of a continued uptrend. Following this, price should test the top of the triangle and continue to fill it out. Earnings at the end of the month could weigh heavy on price, and a positive report can break the triangle to the upside.