The twelve-month chart of Canadian precious metals explorer Goliath Resources (WKN A2P063 / TSXV GOT) shows a volatile but stable increase in the share price above the green trend line since January – at its peak, the share price was able to triple.
The consolidation that began after the September peak (reached with significantly increased trading volumes) stopped once again in the area of the 100-day line – the green trend line also currently offers strong support.
The two moving average lines appear positive: both the 100-day and 200-day lines have been rising continuously since the beginning of the year, and the 100-day line consistently runs above the 200-day line.
A Possible Turnaround is Indicated for Goliath
The MACD indicator recently generated another buy signal (the blue line crosses the red line upwards). The Money Flow Index (the volume-weighted Relative Strength – RSI) is still heading downwards towards the annual low, from which the price then rose again. This indicator is considered oversold at a value of 30 or less – its proximity also points to a possible turnaround. The trend confirmer also dipped into the negative range below 100 during the consolidation – it is currently turning upwards again and should quickly become positive.
The capital outflow indicated by the Chaikin Money Flow’s movement in the red zone during the last phase of consolidation has recently decreased noticeably – the turn into the green (indicating capital inflow) already occurred yesterday.
