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Between May and December 2010 a double top (labeled Double Top) seems to have formed. This led to the drop down to about 4.10 starting in February of 2011. This drop stagnated for a while between October 2011 and August 2012. This stagnation appears to be a rounded bottom, you can see the bump (labeled Bump) at the mid point. There was some resistance breaking the 100 week for the first time and then further resistance breaking the trend line I drew. That trend line might not be important but it seems to have had some influence from 2006 to present so I think it's worth looking at.
So, what are we looking for now? Major resistance is at 19.50 or so, that's the double top, some support at 10.40 and then some more at 9.30 (that trend line). Resistance coming up is at 14.50, that's the first thing that needs to be overcome. If the double top resistance is broken OMX could see 25.00, that's a little ways off though. OMX could be a good buy now but there is some risk to that, they could drop back down to their trend line. Below are some hypothetical trading points.
Entry1: 11.00 (Now)
TP: 14.20, 19.00, 24.00 (Under the current resistance, double top resistance, and under long term projections)
SL: 10.20, 9.20, 9.00 (There aren't any great SLs. My favorite is the 9.20 or the 9.00 but they are far from perfect)
Entry2: 9.50 (Bounce off the trend line, this might not happen)
TP: 14.20, 19.00, 24.00
SL: 9.20, 9.00, 8.30 (Because of the lower entry point the SL can be moved down to the middle of the river if desired, I still favor the 9.20 or 9.00 SL however)
Other than the lack of decent SLs this looks like a decent opportunity. Perhaps a more cautious approach would see an entry at 18.00, the break of the top of the rounded bottom, but the loss of potential profit makes that less attractive to me.
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Do your own research before taking any position. I do not currently own any OMX and do not plan on buying any within the next 72 hours.

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