Jones Lang Lasalle Inc (JLL -$0.02 or -0.01% to $176.99) has been testing support at its 50-day moving average (DMA) line ($173.59). Recent gains above the pivot point lacked the minimum +40% above average volume necessary to trigger a new (or add-on) technical buy signal. JLL last appeared in this FSU section on 7/22/15 with annotated graphs under the headline, "Recent Gains Lacked Volume Conviction; Earnings Report Soon Expected". Very little resistance remains due to overhead supply, however, it has made limited headway since highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

Fundamental concerns were raised as it reported Jun '15 earnings +20% on +8% sales revenues below the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria). Prior comparisons were above the +25% minimum earnings guideline.

The number of top-rated funds owning its shares rose from 513 in Mar '14 to 721 in Jun '15, and its current Up/Down Volume Ratio of 1.6 is an unbiased indication its shares have been under accumulation over the past 50 days - reassuring signs concerning the I criteria. Its small supply (S criteria) of only 44.4 million shares in the public float contribute to greater price volatility in the event of institutional buying or selling.

Jones Lang Lasalle Inc (JLL +$0.53 or +0.31% to $173.75) has seen its volume totals cooling while consolidating near its all-time high and above support at its 50-day moving average (DMA) line ($171.66). Recent gains above the pivot point lacked the minimum +40% above average volume necessary to trigger a new (or add-on) technical buy signal. Keep in mind that it is due to report Jun '15 earnings on 7/29/15, and volume and volatility often increase near earnings news.

It last appeared in this FSU section on 6/29/15 with annotated graphs under the headline, "Did Not Trigger a New Technical Buy Signal", slumping near its 50-day moving average (DMA) line while broader market weakness (M criteria) raised concerns. Prior lows ($166.68 on 6/09/15) define the next important near-term support to watch where violations would raise greater concerns and trigger a technical sell signal.

Very little resistance remains due to overhead supply, however, it has made limited headway since highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

Earnings rose +46%, 55%, +29%, and +147% in the Jun, Sep, Dec '14 and Mar '15 quarterly comparisons versus the year ago periods, respectively, above the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria). The number of top-rated funds owning its shares rose from 513 in Mar '14 to 720 in Jun '15, which is a reassuring sign concerning the I criteria. Its small supply (S criteria) of only 44.4 million shares in the public float contribute to greater price volatility in the event of institutional buying or selling.

Jones Lang Lasalle Inc (JLL -$5.07 or -2.92% to $168.85) slumped to a close near its 50-day moving average (DMA) line today while broader market weakness (M criteria) raised concerns. Prior lows ($166.68 on 6/09/15) define the next important near-term support to watch where violations would raise greater concerns and trigger a technical sell signal.

After it last appeared in this FSU section on 6/04/15 with annotated graphs under the headline, "Forming New Base and No Resistance Remains", disciplined investors waited and did not see the volume-driven gains for new highs that it needed to trigger a new (or add-on) technical buy signal. The new pivot point was cited based on its 4/28/15 high after building a short flat base. Very little resistance remains due to overhead supply, however, it has made limited headway since highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

Earnings rose +46%, 55%, +29%, and +147% in the Jun, Sep, Dec '14 and Mar '15 quarterly comparisons versus the year ago periods, respectively, above the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria). The number of top-rated funds owning its shares rose from 513 in Mar '14 to 680 in Mar '15, which is a reassuring sign concerning the I criteria. Its small supply (S criteria) of only 44.4 million shares in the public float contribute to greater price volatility in the event of institutional buying or selling.

Jones Lang Lasalle Inc (JLL +$0.59 or +0.34% to $172.34) is holding its ground perched at its 52-week high but making limited headway above prior highs while recently churning above average volume. A new pivot point is cited based on its 4/28/15 high after building a short flat base. Subsequent volume-driven gains for new highs may trigger a new (or add-on) technical buy signal.

No resistance remains due to overhead supply. It rebounded impressively since last shown in this FSU section on 4/24/15 with annotated graphs under the headline, "Rebounded Near 50 Day Moving Average Line". A 50-day moving average (DMA) line violation had triggered a technical sell signa, but it halted its slide and rebounded. It has made limited headway since highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

Earnings rose +46%, 55%, +29%, and +147% in the Jun, Sep, Dec '14 and Mar '15 quarterly comparisons versus the year ago periods, respectively, above the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria). The number of top-rated funds owning its shares rose from 513 in Mar '14 to 682 in Mar '15, which is a reassuring sign concerning the I criteria. Its small supply (S criteria) of only 44.4 million shares in the public float contribute to greater price volatility in the event of institutional buying or selling.

Jones Lang Lasalle Inc (JLL +$3.10 or +2.10% to $164.20) halted its slide after a 50-day moving average (DMA) line violation last week triggered a technical sell signal. The 50 DMA line has since acted as resistance, meanwhile, a rebound above that important short-term average would help its outlook.

Earnings rose +46%, 55%, +29%, and +147% in the Jun, Sep, Dec '14 and Mar '15 quarterly comparisons versus the year ago periods, respectively, above the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria). It was last shown in this FSU section on 4/24/15 with annotated graphs under the headline, "Found Support Again at 50-Day Moving Average Line", but subsequent losses leading to a violation of the 50 DMA line and recent lows raised concerns and triggered technical sell signals. It made limited headway since highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

The number of top-rated funds owning its shares rose from 513 in Mar '14 to 688 in Mar '15, which is a reassuring sign concerning the I criteria. Its small supply (S criteria) of only 44.4 million shares in the public float contribute to greater price volatility in the event of institutional buying or selling.

Jones Lang Lasalle Inc (JLL +$0.19 or +0.11% to $166.31) recently found support near its 50-day moving average DMA line ($163.88). Subsequent losses leading to a violation of the recent lows would raise concerns and trigger technical sell signals.

It was last shown in this FSU section on 4/06/15 with annotated graphs under the headline, "Holding Ground After Rally For New Highs", while extended from its prior base. It found support near prior highs on the recent pullback. It was highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

JLL reported Dec '14 earnings +29% on +16% sales revenues, above the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria) for the 3rd consecutive quarterly comparison versus the year ago periods. The number of top-rated funds owning its shares rose from 513 in Mar '14 to 681 in Mar '15, which is a reassuring sign concerning the I criteria. Its small supply (S criteria) of only 44.4 million shares in the public float contribute to greater price volatility in the event of institutional buying or selling.

It was last shown in this FSU section on 3/17/15 with annotated graphs under the headline, "Found Support Near Prior Highs and 50-Day Moving Average Line". It was highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

JLL reported Dec '14 earnings +29% on +16% sales revenues, above the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria) for the 3rd consecutive quarterly comparison versus the year ago periods. That helped provide a reassurance, fundamentally, and it appeared to form a base-on-base type pattern after a breakout in mid-December which came after noted with caution in the 12/02/14 mid-day report, "Patient investors may watch for a new base or secondary buy point to possibly develop and be noted in the weeks ahead."

The number of top-rated funds owning its shares rose from 513 in Mar '14 to 671 in Dec '14, which is a reassuring sign concerning the I criteria. Its small supply (S criteria) of only 43.9 million shares in the public float contribute to greater price volatility in the event of institutional buying or selling.

Jones Lang Lasalle Inc (JLL +$0.32 or +0.20% to $160.78) has been consolidating above prior highs in the $154 area and its 50-day moving average (DMA) line which recently acted as support. Subsequent losses below the recent low ($153.42 on 3/11/15) would raise greater concerns and trigger a technical sell signal. It was last shown in this FSU section on 2/25/15 with annotated graphs under the headline, "Wedged Above Prior Highs Getting Extended", while rising above its "max buy" level.

On 2/05/15 it finished strong with +251% above average volume behind its gain for a new 52-week high (N criteria) after gapping up. It was highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

JLL reported Dec '14 earnings +29% on +16% sales revenues, above the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria) for the 3rd consecutive quarterly comparison versus the year ago periods. That helped provide a reassurance, fundamentally, and it appeared to form a base-on-base type pattern after a breakout in mid-December which came after noted with caution in the 12/02/14 mid-day report, "Patient investors may watch for a new base or secondary buy point to possibly develop and be noted in the weeks ahead."

Jones Lang Lasalle Inc (JLL -$0.24 or -0.15% to $162.96) recently wedged higher with volume totals lacking great conviction and its color code was changed to green after rising above its "max buy" level. Prior highs in the $154 area and its 50-day moving average (DMA) line define support to watch on pullbacks. It was last shown in this FSU section on 2/04/15 with annotated graphs under the headline, "Pullback Following Big Volume-Driven Gain For New Highs". On the prior session it had finished strong with +251% above average volume behind its gain for a new 52-week high (N criteria) after gapping up. It was highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

JLL reported Dec '14 earnings +29% on +16% sales revenues, above the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria) for the 3rd consecutive quarterly comparison versus the year ago periods. That helped provide a reassurance, fundamentally, and it appeared to form a base-on-base type pattern after a breakout in mid-December which came after noted with caution in the 12/02/14 mid-day report, "Patient investors may watch for a new base or secondary buy point to possibly develop and be noted in the weeks ahead."

The number of top-rated funds owning its shares rose from 513 in Mar '14 to 658 in Dec '14, which is a reassuring sign concerning the I criteria. Its small supply (S criteria) of only 43.9 million shares in the public float contribute to greater price volatility in the event of institutional buying or selling.

Jones Lang Lasalle Inc (JLL -$2.55 or -1.59% to $157.38) pulled back on Wednesday with above average but lighter volume. On the prior session it finished strong with +251% above average volume behind its gain for a new 52-week high (N criteria) after gapping up. It was highlighted in yellow in the 2/03/15 mid-day report (read here) and noted - "Has the look of a valid Secondary Buy point up to +5% above prior highs."

JLL reported Dec '14 earnings +29% on +16% sales revenues, above the +25% minimum earnings guideline (C criteria) for the 3rd consecutive quarterly comparison versus the year ago periods. That helped provide a reassurance, fundamentally, and it appeared to form a base-on-base type pattern after a breakout in mid-December which came after noted with caution in the 12/02/14 mid-day report, "Patient investors may watch for a new base or secondary buy point to possibly develop and be noted in the weeks ahead."

The number of top-rated funds owning its shares rose from 513 in Mar '14 to 644 in Dec '14, which is a reassuring sign concerning the I criteria. Its small supply (S criteria) of only 43.9 million shares in the public float contribute to greater price volatility in the event of institutional buying or selling.

Fundamental Concerns Raised - Earnings Below +25% Guideline - Monday, August 17, 2015

Recent Gains Lacked Volume Conviction; Earnings Report Soon Expected - Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Did Not Trigger a New Technical Buy Signal - Monday, June 29, 2015

Forming New Base and No Resistance Remains - Thursday, June 4, 2015

Rebounded Near 50 Day Moving Average Line - Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Found Support Again at 50-Day Moving Average Line - Friday, April 24, 2015

Holding Ground After Rally For New Highs - Monday, April 06, 2015

Found Support Near Prior Highs and 50-Day Moving Average Line - Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Wedged Above Prior Highs Getting Extended - Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Pullback Following Big Volume-Driven Gain For New Highs - Wednesday, February 04, 2015