This post is an update on the March 3, 2014 article indicating that TGEIX was facing falling resistance and experiencing negative price action at the same time. The 1-year chart below shows that TGEIX remains below the falling red resistance line, but is still above the rising blue support line. TGEIX has been in a predominantly sideways pattern since around July 2013.
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| TGEIX - 1-year | daily | semi-log (click chart to enlarge) |
Taking a longer-term view in the 5-year daily chart below, it can be seen that the rising blue support line (also shown in the 1-year graph above) extends back to before 2010. The red resistance line is relatively shorter-term and somewhat coincides with the 200-day simple moving average (sma, orange line).
It is inevitable that TGEIX will either break above the red or below the blue line as these resistance and support lines are converging, apparently forming a symmetrical triangle pattern. It will be interesting too see which move eventually occurs.
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| TGEIX - 5-year | daily | semi-log (click chart to enlarge) |
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Financial Disclosure:
The author/publisher sold all shares of TGEIX on March 4, 2014.
Financial Disclosure:
The author/publisher sold all shares of TGEIX on March 4, 2014.
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