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Technical Analysis

<p>Panasonic was recommended on May 9 as a laggard and after a summer lull, has expanded on the rise to challenge and clear 1,613 macro pivot resistance. This will allow Panasonic to make up further headway on a relative basis to challenge the highs of 2014 and 2015. We would see a relative breakout only if a price breakout above LT trendline resistance were to unfold; odds are leaning in that direction as we will investigate such an outcome.</p><p>Panasonic has outperformed the Nikkei since our May call.</p>…

Panasonic was recommended on May 9 as a laggard and after a summer lull, has expanded on the rise to challenge and clear 1,613 macro pivot resistance. This will allow Panasonic to make up further headway on a relative basis to challenge the highs of 2014 and 2015. We would see a relative breakout only if a price breakout above LT trendline resistance were to unfold; odds are leaning in that direction as we will investigate such an outcome.Panasonic has outperformed the Nikkei since our May call.…

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