Chart of the Day: Chart Industries (GTLS)

NASDAQ: GTLS | Chart Industries, Inc. News, Ratings, and Charts

GTLS – Chart Industries (GTLS) has formed a key level of resistance at $50 over the past couple weeks.

Chart Industries Inc. (GTLS - Get Rating) manufactures and sells engineered equipment for the energy and industrial gas industries worldwide. The company is known to traders as a way to invest in the increased demand for natural gas.

The company also manufactures equipment in the medical industry. GTLS supplies liquid oxygen storage equipment that is used to store liquid oxygen for ventilators and we know those are in very high demand due to COVID-19.

Analysts expect 5.5% revenue growth next year and EPS current year growth of 56.3%

The Tale of the Tape:

Take a look at the 1-year chart of Chart of GTLS below with my added notations:

Chart of GTLS provided by TradingView

GTLS has formed a key level of resistance at $50 over the past couple weeks. The stock has tested that $50 resistance level multiple times since the beginning of June. That level is also the top of the March gap.

A resistance level is a price point that a security, such as a stock, has trouble exceeding over a specific period of time. If the resistance level is broken, a trader could enter a long position above the level in anticipation of continued upward momentum in the stock price.

Before making any trading decision, traders should take other factors into account, such as the direction of the overall market, as well as the trajectory of the stock’s sector and industry.  

If you decide to enter a trade we recommend using protective stops to mitigate losses if the trade winds up not being a winner.  Capital preservation is always key!

Good luck!

Christian Tharp, CMT

@cmtstockcoach

Stock Trading & Investing for Everyone

 

Want More Great Investing Ideas?

9 “BUY THE DIP” Growth Stocks for 2020

Is the Bull S#*t Rally FINALLY Over?

7 “Safe-Haven” Dividend Stocks for Turbulent Times

Top 3 Investing Strategies for 2020


GTLS shares were trading at $47.32 per share on Tuesday morning, down $0.60 (-1.25%). Year-to-date, GTLS has declined -29.89%, versus a -0.75% rise in the benchmark S&P 500 index during the same period.


About the Author: christian


Christian is an expert stock market coach at the Adam Mesh Trading Group who has mentored more than 4,000 traders and investors. He is a professional technical analyst that is a certified Chartered Market Technician (CMT), which is a designation awarded by the CMT Association. Christian is also the author of the daily online newsletter Todays Big Stock. More...


More Resources for the Stocks in this Article

TickerPOWR RatingIndustry RankRank in Industry
GTLSGet RatingGet RatingGet Rating

Most Popular Stories on StockNews.com


Stock Market Alert: Disaster Averted?

Investors have been sitting on pins and needles as the S&P 500 (SPY) broke below the 200 day moving average. However it appears that disaster may have been averted with the rally this week. Steve Reitmeister shares the full story in the commentary to follow...

Bear Market Watch: Week 2

Why does Steve Reitmeister believe the S&P 500 (SPY) needs to be back above 5,747 by 3/31 or it spells trouble for investors? Read on below for the full answer...

Has the Next Bear Market Already Arrived?

The recent break below the 200 day moving average for the S&P 500 (SPY) has a lot of investors worried that the next bear market has already arrived. Investment expert Steve Reitmeister shares his timely views along with a trading plan to stay on the right side of the action.

How Low Will Stocks Go?

The S&P 500 (SPY) is testing the 200 day moving average with fears on tariffs and GDP that could push them even lower. Now is a good time to hear what 40 year investment veteran Steve Reitmeister says about the market outlook and odds of bear market.

Why is Stock Market Outlook So Uncertain?

The S&P 500 (SPY) has quickly pushed back from the highs and once again on the verge of a break below the 100 day moving average. Why is this happening? And what comes next? 40 year investment veteran Steve Reitmeister shares his view and top stocks in the commentary that follows...

Read More Stories

More Chart Industries, Inc. (GTLS) News View All

Event/Date Symbol News Detail Start Price End Price Change POWR Rating
Loading, please wait...
View All GTLS News