The six-month chart of the Canadian metal explorer Cerro de Pasco Resources (WKN A2N7XK / TSXV CDPR) shows a steep increase in the first three months, during which the share price roughly doubled. From July onwards, it moved sideways above CAD 0.40 (with the 100-day line proving to be a reliable support, as in the past).
In the process, it repeatedly failed (with one intraday exception) to break the grey resistance line. The third wave upwards is currently underway – accompanied by a very high turnover, which so far represents the peak of the volumes that have been rising for weeks.
At the beginning of September, the MACD generated a buy signal (blue line crosses red line upwards), which weakened briefly, but is currently clearly valid again. The trend confirmation also manages to remain above the neutral 100 and even increase slightly. The overbought/oversold indicator is now back in the range of past high points – however, according to chart theory, it is only considered overbought from values of 2.0.
