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Let's break down the long-term chart. Take a look at a five-year weekly chart before I draw on it. The bullish chart pattern begins with the sharp 2011 decline, which occurred when the S&P 400 mid cap index declined 27%. The sharp move down, followed by the two intermediate-term lows, forms a left double shoulder. Then there's the major low in mid-2012, which forms the head. The last part of the formation is the right double shoulder created by the two significant lows in 2013. I highlight the entire formation below, in orange. Again, the chart above shows a variation. Typically the pattern has a single left shoulder, one head and a single right shoulder. This one sports two shoulders on each side. Minimum Price Target One of my favorite features of this chart formation is the clear price target it offers. I'll explain... BANNED IN AMERICA: The World's Safest Investment Have you heard about the strange bans cropping up from California to New York? 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The stock still hasn't reached its "minimum price objective" of $31.40. It's actually pulled back to an attractive entry point for those who weren't nimble enough to enter the position on the breakout. In general, when you see a reverse head-and-shoulders bottom formation it's typically a safe bet. The difficult part is recognizing the pattern early enough to profit from it. But if you miss the initial breakout, don't chase the stock. We often see a temporary pullback to the old resistance level from which the stock initially broke out. That's what has happened here, with Juniper declining more than 14% since mid-February. That decline may be just the moment patient investors have been waiting for. Good investing, Chris Click here to post a comment on InvestmentU.com Miracle From Heaven? A tiny company located near the campus of MIT has made the impossible possible. One Nobel Prize-winning scientist is calling their breakthrough a "gift from heaven." 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