Xcerra Corp (NASDAQ:$XCRA) investors may be curious as to how the stock will perform in the mid-term. Looking at the 40-day Commodity Channel Index, we currently see a ‘Hold’ signal. The signal direction is also ‘Bullish’.

Nearing the end of the calendar year, investors may be rebalancing their portfolios to better cash out during earnings season. Now may be a good time to look at Xcerra and see if it’s a keeper or if it is time to make some moves.

Xcerra’s 50-day moving average vs price signal is currently rating ‘Buy’. Based on analyst opinions and tracking institutional transactions, the stock is also currently reading ‘Weak’, and signal direction is ‘Weakest’.

Technical signals can also be useful for measuring mid-term performance. Taking a look at the Parabolic Time/Price Signal for the last 50 days gives us a signal of ‘Sell’. The parabolic strength is ‘Minimum’ and the direction is ‘Weakest’.

On a longer term, Xcerra has a 60-day commodity channel index of ‘Hold’. This indicator is typically used to measure overbought and oversold levels. It also holds a direction of ‘Bullish’.

Finally, the 100-day moving average price signal for Xcerra is sitting at ‘Buy’, with a verse price strength of ‘Minimum’ and a direction signal of ‘Strongest’.

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