The share price of Canadian gold explorer Quimbaya Gold (WKN / CSE QIM) took a breather after the steep price increase in the first quarter and consolidated below the red downtrend line.
Ultimately, the two moving averages managed to halt the decline in the range of 0.35 – 0.40 Canadian dollars. As early as mid-June, the green uptrend line established itself, which brought the share price above the red line a few days ago – thus confirming the price signals that had already turned green:
- the 100-day line crosses the 200-day line upwards (medium-term buy signal)
- MACD indicator with buy signal (blue line crosses red line upwards)
- Stochastic indicator with buy signal (blue line crosses red line upwards – a bit shaky in the last 2 weeks but still intact)
- DMI indicator shows a clear buy signal, as the green line continues to rise steadily after crossing upwards over the still falling red line. In addition, trend strength is increasing (blue line rising)
- Trend confirmation now back in the positive range above 100
The Chaikin Money Flow even indicated a capital outflow during the consolidation, which bottomed out in May. Since then, this trend has decreased (expansion into the red zone is becoming smaller) – for three weeks now, capital has been flowing back into the stock with an increasing trend.
