Shares of Ceres Power Holdings plc (LON: CWR) have formed a triple bottom pattern on the daily chart as investment analysts at leading investment banks reiterate their bullish stance on the company.
Analysts at Citigroup recently issued a research note on European hydrogen electrolyser companies saying that the stocks have bottomed after enduring a significant pullback of up to 40% from their January highs.
Ceres Power shares have fallen 41.7% from their January highs and could be ready to rally higher if the triple bottom pattern holds over the coming days, supporting a rally. First, however, the stock needs to move higher from current levels to validate the pattern.
Citi analysts noted that hydrogen companies had been affected by sectoral outflows as investors shifted funds from last year’s high performing stocks to value stocks.
Other factors behind the companies falling share price include profit-taking from investors who booked significant returns from last years rally.
The technical picture supports the analysts’ fundamental reasons. As a result, investors looking for exposure to the sector could buy at current prices as the sector prepares to revere course and rally higher.
I have covered Ceres Power shares in the past, where I discussed its fundamentals in detail. You can find the articles here and here.
The current setup provides a tremendous trade opportunity for investors and traders alike. As always, use a stop-loss order on your trades to limit your losses if the price keeps falling.
*This is not investment advice. The author is simply sharing his opinion of a company’s share price.
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