$ESTC retests GLB and takes off, reports earnings

Wednesday, August 26, 2020 @ 10:14 pm by Dr. Wish

GMI5/6

GMI-27/8

T210865%

Current GMI Signal

RED

since close on April 12, 2022

GREEN LINE BREAKOUT (GLB)

These are stocks/ETFs I am tracking that have had a successful recent Green Line Breakout (GLB) and met some of my other technical criteria. I am tracking their performance below:

*I am not currently tracking any GLB stocks.*

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$ESTC retests GLB and takes off, reports earnings

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