A Play for Whole Foods WFM Off Critical Support

Is it time to buy Whole Foods stock (WFM) for a rapid bounce swing trade?

Let’s see if that might indeed be the case:

Just based on a quick glance at the Daily Chart, we’re seeing a potential repeat-bounce higher.

The $30.00 per share level is an Aust support point and a June reversal point for price.

Thursday and Friday gave us bullish reversal candles off this level and Monday’s action gave us a strong bullish candle.

Just looking at $30.00 your first short-term bounce target is the Midpoint Magnet (yellow) at $32.50.

Should price repeat the bounce pattern for a third time (note May), then the final target would be $34.50.

This logic is based on nothing more than a support-bounce play.

Either way, $30.00 will be your critical “bullish above; bearish beneath” pivot.

The Weekly Chart gives us cause for more bullishness.  Here’s why:

Through 2014, WFM shares formed a Rounded Reversal on Positive Divergences ahead of a breakout above $40.00 – an aggressive yet very successful buy signal – in December.

Shares collapsed from $56.00 to $28.00 after that but we’re now seeing a longer/larger similar Reversal Pattern on Positive Divergences.

At the moment, the $30.00 per share level is the last line of defense for the bears – if they can’t push price under $30.00 then buyers/bulls are likely setting the stage for another big upswing higher.

Whether you’re a short-term trader or a longer term investor, watch the departure up away from (or down away from) $30.00 and the growing bullish evidence for a possible rally and bullish phase into 2017.

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