CES is just a couple of weeks away, where the latest and greatest car technology is expected to be a hot topic. Your stocks to watch this week are five names that are focusing business efforts on the intersection of cars and technology: Tesla ( TSLA ), Intel ( INTC ), Fiat Chrysler ( FCAU ), General Motors ( GM ) and Ford ( F ).
Tesla
[ibd-display-video id=3030876 width=50 float=left autostart=true] After retaking both the 50-day and 200-day lines on Dec. 11, Tesla is now working on a new consolidation base with a 389.71 buy point. Shares still have a long way to go: Tesla sank0.4% to 342.20 on the stock market today .
Tesla's retaking of the 50-day in strong volume could be a buying opportunity for aggressive traders, though the stock is 4% above that support level.
Intel
Intel shares are closing in on a flat base buy point of 47.40. Intel shot up 3.9% to 46.28 on Monday, the Dow's best performer for a second straight session. Intel rose 3% to 44.56 on Friday, rebounding strongly from the 50-day line.
Intel is active in autonomous driving, especially since its Mobileye acquisition. Intel/Mobileye is part of several notable self-driving alliances.
Fiat Chrysler
Fiat Chrysler jumped 3.4% to 18.21 Monday, about 1% below a buy point of 18.43 in a flat base. Shares have been finding support at the key 50-day moving average.
General Motors
General Motors is looking to form a flat base with a 46.86 buy point. But shares have been retreating, falling Thursday to their lowest level since Sept. 29. Shares rose 2.9% to 42.15 Monday. Depending on how the stock trades in the coming days and weeks, the pattern could turn into a double-bottom base , with the buy point being 10 cents above the middle peak of 45.35.
Ford
Ford is trading in range from a saucer-with-handle entry point at 12.55, retaking that entry on Friday. Ford rose 0.6% to 12.66 Monday.
The stock was able to find support at the 50-day moving average before clearing the entry point in strong volume in late November. Ford shares are trading well below their all-time highs, so this could be considered a bottoming base.
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