Written by S. Monteban    Wednesday, 12 May 2010 07:14   
Live Nation Entertainment (LYV) Stocks Dropping - Bearish Trend Forecast

The stock price value of Live Nation Entertainment (LYV) has dipped under the 50-day moving average on heavier than usual volume and that may signal the beginning of a noteworthy Bearish Trend. Stock traders use moving averages to identify changes in trend, those who can make those trends work in their favor will increase the number of winning trades.

In a report today released by Market Intellisearch, it was noted that shares of LYV declined $0.49 (-3.31%) to $14.33 in yesterday's trading session and that trading activities for Live Nation Entertainment stock may be a sign that the shares will continue to head lower in the foreseeable future assuming the moving average has downward slope.

Other relevant figures to examine are the support and resistance levels for LYV. Based on the pivot points, the current support and resistance levels for Live Nation Entertainment are 13.57 and 14.91 respectively. If the support point price is broken in an downward movement, then the bearish trend is likely to continue and vice versa.

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