BP's stock declined after reporting its best quarter in years amid surges in energy prices, with profits rising to $8.5 billion, above $2.8 billion last year, with the stock nonetheless falling 1.12%, or 33 cents, settling at 29.05, with trading volumes surpassing 14 million shares, above 10-day averages of 11 million shares.
The downward correctional trend dominates in the short term, while hurt by piercing the main upward trend recently, with negative pressure from the 50-day SMA, coupled with negative signals from the RSI.
Therefore we expect the stock to return lower, targeting the first support at 27.90, provided the resistance of 29.75 holds on.
Expected trend for today: Bearish