TRADING TIPS

This Should Go Lower, Too

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at CPB. Hard to pronounce but Campbell’s Soup. So you got Conagra Brands got smoked today and that’s making Campbell’s go lower too. You got some support down here on $32.81. Right now it’s trading at $36.86. It will probably continue to drop. It’s traded sideways into the cloud drop today. Look for this to trade as low as $32.81 as early as the end of next week. Mark is having a special webinar Thursday, September 27th at 7PM. If you’ve got this video a little bit late. It’s my fault because I had to go put my boat in storage. It is not my team’s fault. It’s just because I did videos like. But if you did get the video and run over there click CLAIM MY SPOT NOW register for the webinar and go watch Mark’s presentation on the compression breakout setup and strategy. Good luck. Hope it helps. And I’ll see you on the next video. Hubert.

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