BW LPG stock: 230.20 kroner was broken upward, and price has been back to the level four times
The nearest support is 230.20, 2.1% under the price. The weekly chart has no resistance that held.
Every figure below was measured on October 25, 2026 and has not been updated since.
BW LPG closed the week of 19 October at 235.20 kroner. In the week of 31 August the close went over 230.20. Has 230.20 acted as support since then?
Support is a price where buyers came before and stopped a fall. Resistance is a price where sellers came before and stopped a rise.
The answer is that price has gone down to the level four times since the break, and all four weeks closed over it. The record is two months long.
Nearest support that held: 230.20 kroner on the weekly chart, 2.1% under the weekly close. The monthly chart has support at 225.00, 4.7% under the monthly close.
Nearest resistance that held: none on the weekly chart and none on the monthly chart.
Every price is a weekly close, unless the text says "monthly".
230.20 was reached in two weeks before the break and was broken in the week of 31 August
Price reached the level in two weeks before the break and in four weeks after.
Price first reached 230.20 in the week of 17 August, when the high was 230.20 and the week closed at 229.80. It reached the level again in the week of 24 August, which closed at 225.20. Both of those weeks closed under the level.
In the week of 31 August, BW LPG closed at 233.40, over the level. Volume was 6,374,057 shares, which is 2.96 times a normal week.
After the break, the weeks of 7 September, 14 September, 21 September and 19 October went down to the level. The lows were 219.00, 229.00, 226.80 and 226.40, and the closes were 233.80, 244.00, 230.80 and 235.20. A touch after a break is called a retest. The level has two touches before the break and four after.
The weeks of 28 September, 5 October and 12 October did not reach the level. The lowest low in those weeks was 231.60, in the week of 12 October. Since the break, every weekly close has been over 230.20. The lowest is 230.80, in the week of 21 September. One weekly close is a weak measure of that.
Over the price: the weekly chart has no level that held
The weekly chart shows 1 line over the price: 255.00. It does not trust it, because it is a clue and not a level. The highest price in the weeks since the break is 255.00, in the week of 12 October.
The monthly chart shows no line over the monthly close of 236.20.
Under the price: the weekly and monthly charts name levels close to each other
One price axis. Two charts. Each chart is measured on its own.
The weekly chart shows 25 lines under the price and trusts 3 of them. The nearest is 230.20, which is 2.1% under the weekly close of 235.20. The next two are 103.10 and 82.55.
The monthly chart shows 45 lines under the monthly close of 236.20 and trusts 6 of them. The nearest is 225.00, which is 4.7% under. The monthly line at 225.00 has been crossed once. The next is 103.60.
The two charts name different prices, 230.20 and 225.00, and each is measured on its own chart.
The weekly chart shows 26 lines in all and does not trust 23 of them. Of those 23, 19 have been crossed 3 times or more and 4 are clues. The monthly chart does not trust 39 of 45 lines. Of those 39, 36 have been crossed 3 times or more and 3 are clues. The monthly chart is measured to September 2026, and October is not finished.
One weekly close that would change this read
A weekly close under 226.40, the low of the week of 19 October. Price would then be back under the level, and the break on 31 August would not have led to support.
It shows on the weekly chart at the end of a week.
Why this post gives no forecast
1,350 breaks have been measured across the site's companies. The 12 weeks after a break look like any 12 random weeks, whether the level held or not. The measurement gives no basis for a forecast.
