Can the current upside breakout on Tomco Energy be sustained?

PUBLISHED: Jul 06 2019 @ 16:55 | Comments (0) | More info about Azeez Mustapha

Tomco Energy stock (LSE:TOM) has experienced a bullish breakout following a protracted and boring ranging movement, which lasted for several months.

There was a gradual bullish movement towards the end of June 2019, which translated into a significant upside movement in early July. There has been some bearish retracement in the market, but that may not be sustainable.

The ADX period 14 is close to the level 40, which means the momentum in the market has increased. The DM+ is above the DM-, meaning bulls are currently reigning.

The MACD, default parameters, has both its signal lines and histogram above the zero line. That is a clean “buy” signal. There is a Bullish Confirmation Pattern in the market.

Really, the outlook on TOM is bright and price is supposed to continue going upwards in spite of the current bearish retracements.

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