In today’s analysis, we will come back to IBM which we previously analyzed on February 22. Back then, the price was in the downtrend and we were negative, seeing a further bearish potential. This is how we concluded the last piece on IBM:

Today, we have a short update on McDonald's, which has been enjoying positive trading in the second half of March. Previously, we analyzed this instrument at the beginning of March when the price was hovering above key mid-term support. This is what we said back then:

Today's stock of the day is the Burberry Group, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange. Over the past few weeks, the stock's price has been showing very technical movements. While this is the first time that we are analyzing this instrument on our portal, it is unlikely to be the last given the kind of moves we're seeing.

In today’s analysis, we have a short update about the situation on Intel. Previously, we examined this instrument at the beginning of May 2021. Back then, the price was hovering above the key support and we highlighted a possibility of a breakout and strong sell signal:

Today, I am bringing you an update on Ford who created a very dangerous bearish formation on the long-term chart. Before we dig deeper, let me remind you about our previous piece on Ford. We analyzed this instrument at the beginning of November and back then we were bearish, saying this:

Yesterday, Amazon announced the layoff of another 9000 employees. This doesn’t really come as a surprise, as it is a part of a larger round of layoffs that began in November. The latest batch is supposed to impact Amazon’s cloud computing, advertising, HR, and Twitch units. What is the chart telling us about the latest moves from the Amazon Board?