Trading Idea: Entry Levels for Southwestern Energy

Published on Friday, 03 August 2012 07:48 Written by TradersHuddle Wire

New York, August 3rd (TradersHuddle.com) - Shares of Southwestern Energy Company (NYSE:SWN) ended the trading session close to calculated support at $31.02, a level that will raise the attention of traders looking for an entry point.

Southwestern's stock range is defined by its calculated support defined at $31.02 and by the resistance level at $34.67. This range could be used as a reference by traders planning their next move. The area where buyer interest might materialize is defined as calculated support. Stocks trading near support might see upside if it can successfully hold the technical level. However, this area if breached will signal participants that the stock failed to entice buyers to step in to support it.

Traders wanting to establish a position should pay close attention to Southwestern's price action, and establish it as close to support as possible, but only after buying materializes. Traders should understand that the resistance point at $34.67 might limit their upside, however, if the stock breaks resistance, it could be a good point to add to the position.

Shares of Southwestern Energy Company closed at $32.13 in the prior trading session.

Southwestern Energy Company (NYSE:SWN) is an independent energy company primarily focused on natural gas and crude oil exploration within the United States. The Company operations also include natural gas gathering, transmission, and marketing, as well as natural gas distribution.