AF.FR Our expectations: Long-term rising trend, correction to horizontal support levels. Possibility for purchases with stop 10.30
Alternative scenario: If the price fail to maintain its levels, and falls through the horizontal support, the correction could be deeper.
Commentary: Rising trend. Correction to horizontal support levels and 200 SMA. The price coincides with 38.2% Fibo from the movement - low of 9th of February to high of November the forth. DeMarker signaled for a breakaway of the declining channel - bullish signal.
Oil prices are still low, and the company made a contract with the futures for January. This means, that even if the price of the black gold goes up, it wouldn't affect the company's shares in the mid term.
Air France, as part of CAC depends on the movement of the index. After corrections in the past week, the index signaled for a turn in the direction, and will resume to rise. This will lead to an impulse in the stock price.
Jr Trader Alexander Kumanov
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