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Our Holdings (Daily-Charts)
Above chart featured on the previous article on 1/11/15
Yesterday at 1:21pm CT, we’ve decided to close most of our call-positions to preserve the gain. Â We have been holding the positions since the mid-December so it has been a good 4-months of position trading. Â As of today, there is nothing bearish about this stock except that we do have certain insinuations in the short-term for a possible pullback (which I have covered latter of this post).
Since our engagement back in mid-December, daily-50EMA has even’t been touched so that might the level it might wants to retest if this thing is indeed pulling back. This position has been the most well-performing position in our portfolio in the first-quarter, and we look to add more after a sizable pullback as I think Boston Scientific (BSX) still looks very much bullish in the intermediate and primary term.
ER is on April 27th after close, and I am not sure how much it will move from this point on until the Earnings report; and that was another reason why we felt incline to close most of our positions, and wait until after the fact.
Cautionary Signal (Daily-Chart)
So this chart tells us that there might be some clandestine sellers currently who wants to take their gain and slowly dissipate. Â So this bearish divergence might be another sign that there might be some kind of weakness or a pullback on Boston Scientific in the near future. Â I don’t interpret this sign as a “signal” to short but a “signal” to be cautious.
All in all, we’ve been very satisfied with Boston Scientific’s performance last 4-months, but I am afraid that the steam might be running out in the near term. Â ER can definitely re-ignite and jump-start this thing once again; so I think the best strategy right now is to wait until after the ER.