Analyst Observations
Published: September 3, 2026
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Comments include: DIN & SNOW.

 

DIN DineEquity, Inc. ($32.11) - Restaurants - DIN broke a triple bottom at $32 to end a series of buy signals that began in May. The move also violates the bullish support line, which will drop the stock down to a 3 for 5'er trading in a negative trend. Bear in mind the market RS chart sits within one box of reversing down into Os, leaving another potential attribute at risk. Support lies at current levels, while additional can be found at $29 and in the mid $20s.
SNOW Snowflake, Inc. Class A ($360.74) - Software - Shares of SNOW surged on Thursday, rising over 15% on the day after strong earnings, breaking a triple top at $336 after three consecutive sell signal. The 5 for 5'er remains an extremely strong name to own but is now in heavily overbought territory. Investors should wait for consolidation or pullback to the $330s. Initial support lies at $304.
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