SmarTrend's Candlestick Scanner Detects Bullish Harami Pattern for Moody's (MCO)

Posted on: Mon, 08 Feb 2010 07:33:49 EST


Symbols: MCO
Feb 08, 2010 (SmarTrend(R) Market Surveillance via COMTEX) --

SmarTrend's candlestick pattern scanner has detected a bullish harami candle pattern for shares of Moody's (NYSE: MCO | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating).

Friday's real body is within the previous day's body and may imply that traders and investors believe that the recent move lower is exhausted.

A green candle today would confirm this trend reversal. Also, the narrower the green real body today, the more reliable the harami.

Friday, this company traded 4,986,428 shares, versus the previous day's total volume of 5,809,066. Decreased volume also is an indicator that the selling pressure may have subsided.

SmarTrend issued an Uptrend alert on shares of Moody's on December 11, 2009 at $26.05 per share (5% return since that call). This bullish candle pattern may point to a continuation of the previously called Uptrend.

Write to Chip Brian at cbrian@tradethetrend.com

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