I was brought to looking at the Kinder Morgan (ticker:KMI) chart by none other than my old pal (not really) Jim Cramer who says sell it into strength. Why people listen to bozo the clown Cramer I will never know but his accuracy rate just sucks. In any case, I want to be on record saying that I think KMI is a buy at today's price of $17.01 (well, buy the next dip of course) and that stops should be st a $14.99.
Don't ask me why there is a missing block of data for several years in the chart the data from 2011 is enough to see that it is a 4th wave which peaked mid 2015 and has now likely moved 5 waves down to bottom at $15.
From a fundamentals point of view, I would not own this because 44bn of debt (yes, 44) being held down by 332m cash is a lot of leverage but but from a charting view I would trade it because leverage cuts both ways. It has clearly cut the price of the shares down from $105 to $15 and may eventually BK the company. But not I think until a trip to the prior 4th and that is darned near a triple from here.
Other counts are possible and hard to check because I cannot see wave 1 down. This might be the bottom of 3 of 3 of 3 for all we know but we have a nice unicorn tail in place which suggests that it is worth a trade if you BUY THE 3 wave DIP.
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