L7-Banner-728×90
USDINR

Sage Share Price Outlook: It Will Get Worse Before Things Improve

Prefer us on Google

Archived Article This article was published more than 5 months ago. The market data, prices, forecasts, and analysis were accurate at the time of publication but may have changed since then. Please use this article for historical reference only and refer to our latest content for current market information.

Summary:
  • Sage share price action looks set for more negative sessions before bulls re-enter to turn things around for the healthcare company.

Sage share price continues on its steep downward slope, ahead of its 3 August earnings report. The earnings report, which covers the second quarter of 2021 will be broadcast on Sage’s investor page.

The company had reported earnings of $18.19 per share in the 4th quarter of 2020, which improved its previous results. However, it could not sustain this momentum as it lost $1.64 per share in the 1st quarter, setting off a period of prolonged selling on the stock.

ATFX Cashback 336×280 inline posts

Investors would be looking for earnings numbers to stem the slide of the stock. Sage share price is down 0.82% and looks set for a 3rd consecutive losing session.

Sage Share Price Outlook

The monthly chart shows that the present downtrend in the stock followed a rejection at the neckline of the Jan 2018/July 2019 double top after the price had completed the measured move from this pattern in March 2020 followed by a bullish reversal. Technically speaking, two significant levels of support exist at 41.46 (1 September 2015/1 July 2020 lows) and 27.40 (Feb-July 2016 and March 2020 lows). In between, targets for sellers reside at 34.34 and 31.60. 

On the flip side, bulls need a bounce at any of the targets mentioned above for a recovery move towards 62.47 and 6981. This move needs to break the 53.45 and 60.00 price marks to the upside to become a viable option. Upward reversal of the trend only comes when the price breaks 79.46 and 88.02.

Sage: Daily Chart

Follow Eno on Twitter.

Live