General Mills Broke Out. Now It’s Pulled Back

General Mills has been a slow mover for years, but the Cheerios maker has gotten more interesting lately.

The main pattern on today’s chart is the June 29 rally above $73. That was not only a new 52-week high. It was also a breakout above the previous all-time peak in July 2016.

Next, consider how GIS pulled back and held the level yesterday. Has old resistance become new support?

Third, stochastics have returned to an oversold condition.

Finally, GIS has now beaten earnings estimates for two straight quarters amid a trend of Americans eating at home to overcome inflation.

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