Vertex Pharmaceuticals has been quietly sitting near record highs, and now some traders may look for movement to the upside.

The first pattern on today’s chart is the tight consolidation pattern since early August. VRTX barely fell despite a steeper pullback in the broader market -- a potential sign of relative strength.

The narrow range also pushed Bollinger Bandwidth to its narrowest since early 2020. Are prices due to start moving again?

Next, the stock ended Monday at $352, its highest closing price in six weeks. That might draw fence sitters from the sidelines.

Also consider the series of higher weekly lows since the spring. It could be a sign of buyers lurking near current prices.

Finally, prices have remained near the 50- and 100-day simple moving averages (SMAs) without breaking under them. That could suggest the longer-term uptrend remains in effect.

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