TRADING TIPS

PG Long Set Up With New Targets

Hubert Here. Let’s take a look at Proctor and gamble. Ticker symbol is PG. Obviously it’s having a good day. It’s up $2 and 43 cents. A total of 1.5, 6% on the day. So clearly I think it’s going to go higher. Let’s see how much higher we can get it with a little bit of a target. So we’re going to take the lows and this little 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 clusters of candlesticks.

That’s going to be our low and then the highest here and then the lows right there. So next target for Procter and gamble, 1 59 point 45 and 1 62 0.0.Johnny Aussie has got a special webinar on pinpointing profitable setups in uncertain times, Wednesday, December the 15th at 8:15 PM on the east coast.I’m going to hopper link you to the registration page. Good luck. Hope it helps. And I’ll see you on the next video.

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