Don't Ignore This Chart!

A Bottom May Be Brewing In BUD

Tom Bowley

Tom Bowley

Chief Market Strategist, EarningsBeats.com

The U.S. stock market has been flying high over the past month, but shares of Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) have fallen close to 30% since reaching an all-time high in late September.  Technically, there's hope that BUD is at or approaching a very significant bottom, however.  Let's take a look at a shorter-term daily chart and then a longer-term weekly chart:

Shorter-term:

Longer-term:

The daily chart now reflects a slowing of selling momentum, at least in terms of price action.  This slowing is also occurring at a key price support level near 100 on the longer-term weekly chart.  While it would be reasonable to assume that BUD is preparing to reverse at the current level, I'd be very cautious if the longer-term support level does not hold.  Why?  Because volume on this recent selling has been massive and weekly momentum is extremely bearish (red circles).

Happy trading!

Tom

Tom Bowley
About the author: is the Chief Market Strategist of EarningsBeats.com, a company providing a research and educational platform for both investment professionals and individual investors. Tom writes a comprehensive Daily Market Report (DMR), providing guidance to EB.com members every day that the stock market is open. Tom has contributed technical expertise here at StockCharts.com since 2006 and has a fundamental background in public accounting as well, blending a unique skill set to approach the U.S. stock market. Learn More