Technical Monday: Time To Strike A Match?


From a consumer instinct perspective, I still hear about couples hooking up for a permanent union through Match.com.

Match has been under pressure since its peak in 2021.

Activist investors have been pushing for changes post-pandemic.

According to Zacks,

“On the business front, the firm is currently seeing mixed response from paying Tinder users, but its Hinge app posted 48% annual revenue growth to $134 million in the second quarter.”

The reason is making the cut for my technical Monday Daily, is because

  1. I still believe that the increasing use of diet drugs will create a new generation of people dating
  2. Technically, the chart is interesting.

The weekly chart shows a substantial base forming starting at the midpoint of 2023.

Plus, the price has now cleared the 50-week moving average and is consolidating between $34 and $39.

Looking at the Daily chart:


MTCH is in a bullish phase.

MTCH slightly underperforms SPY.

Real Motion is bullish, but the dots have not cleared the Bollinger Band since August.

I would like to see a close above 38.50.

This is a stock that can handle about a $2 risk as it has to follow through almost immediately in the current environment, or a quick exit is appropriate.


ETF Summary

(Pivotal means short-term bullish above that level and bearish below)

S&P 500 (SPY) 572 support 595 resistance-5800 first time!

Russell 2000 (IWM) Range 215-225

Dow (DIA) New all-time highs again

Nasdaq (QQQ) 485 pivotal support 500 resistance

Regional banks (KRE) 58 is the 200-week MA to hold

Semiconductors (SMH248 support 265

Transportation (IYT) New 52-week highs-hard to get bearish

Biotechnology (IBB) 142 support zone 146.50 resistance

Retail (XRT) 75 pivotal support 78 resistance-we must see her in the game

iShares iBoxx Hi Yd Cor Bond ETF (HYG) Back trading at 79.50-watching this coming week to see if market frothy


More By This Author:

Is Investing In China Like Investing In The U.S. Circa 1950s?
Key Charts And Insights For Q4
Key Index And Sectors Are Inside Last Week’s Range

How did you like this article? Let us know so we can better customize your reading experience.

Comments