Zoom has been on a monster run since early 2020. Although I used Zoom frequently, it never came across my radar as a stock to buy until my brother mentioned it to me in late 2019. He remarked how much he like the product and how he felt it was an innovator in our modern society. The COVID-19 Pandemic made the world even more reliant on video conferencing tools, especially Zoom. I missed the breakout from the IPO base so I waited patiently for a pullback to buy off of. I bought Zoom in early April around $124 on its first pullback to the 50-day moving after it broke out from a big base. Zoom looks like it is forming an ascending base, with three lows, each higher than the previous low. Ascending bases usually form in strong stocks during bear markets on corrections. It is almost like the stock is trying to move higher but keeps getting pulled back due to general market forces. Without consulting a chart, it would be easy to think Zoom is extended due to its strong move from $70 to $179 in less than five months. However, on closer examination, we can see that Zoom may just be getting started. Please note that Zoom reports earnings this week and anything can happen. Risk management is and will always be my number one priority.
Full Disclosure: Zoom is a stock I currently own.
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