The shares of HP have fallen by almost 10% in the last three years as the S&P 500 has grown by almost 40%. Even after the indexation of reinvested dividends, the total income of the company was less than 1%.
HP was struggling as its relatively stable PC sales were offset by lower sales of printers and consumables. The resignation of CEO Dion Weisler, Xerox's failed aggressive takeover bid, as well as disruptions in the COVID-19 environment also prevented supporters of short positions from changing their views.
Our Analysis:
Provided that the company is traded above 18.39, follow the recommendations below:
- Time frame: D1
- Recommendation: long position
- Entry point: 19.42
- Take Profit 1: 21.57
- Take Profit 2: 22.79
Alternative scenario:
In case of breakdown of the level 18.39, follow the recommendations below:
- Time frame: D1
- Recommendation: short position
- Entry point: 18.39
- Take Profit 1: 17.30
- Take Profit 2: 16.52
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