DXC Technology Company

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Shares of information technology services provider DXC Technology slip Tuesday after a downgrade to underweight by J.P. Morgan.

DXC Technology was upgraded at Wells Fargo, which cited the IT services company's valuation and improved balance sheet, among other factors.

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DXC Technology was higher on Thursday following reports that French tech-services provider Atos had proposed to acquire the company.

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DXC Technology is falling after a Wells Fargo Securities analyst lowers his price target on shares of the information technology company to $32 from $46 a share.

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We've got a plan for the IT services company.

Traders could probe the long side of the information technology company if it reaches a key level.

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The technical signals for the provider of digital information technology services have been showing more strength of late.

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Why we believe this IT firm has formed a significant pattern.

It was a busy week of initiations and exits as we repositioned the portfolio.

We repositioned the portfolio during this volatile week in the markets.

We have prepared for this situation that the market is now in through the groundwork we have placed in the recent days.

We set out to reposition the portfolio to be less exposed to tech while at the same time raising a meaningful amount of cash to redeploy in the near-term.

We are locking in gains in Facebook and Apple and exiting DXC to raise cash for future opportunities.

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We are not jumping up and down to put capital to work, but when we see things we like, we will buy them in increments.

We'll take advantage of this opportunity to buy on weakness with our healthy cash position.

Taking advantage of relative strength to trim holdings and raise cash for better opportunities.

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