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Hewlett Packard’s Sneaky Breakout

NYSE:HPE   Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company
Technology stocks have pulled back sharply in the last week, but Hewlett Packard Enterprise is breaking out.

The first pattern on today’s chart is $17.76, where HPE peaked in February 2022. The stock ripped through that level on Tuesday to make a new five-year high.

Next, consider how prices briefly dipped under Monday’s low before rallying. The result was a bullish outside candle.

Third, higher lows since late June have produced an ascending triangle. Tuesday's surge represents a breakout from that potentially bullish continuation pattern.

Fourth, the 8-day exponential moving average (EMA) has remained above the 21-day EMA since late May.

There’s no clear reason for HPE’s strong price action. Guidance was cut after the last quarterly report, but the company unveiled an Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform about three weeks ago. The next quarterly report is on August 29.

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