MGI is back climbing the charts after finding strong support at the $2 level. With the stock down from 52-week highs above $6, there's a lot of room for MGI to run. About 8% of the float is short.
In recent news:
MoneyGram International reported a 2% Y/Y increase in number of transactions in December, driven by strong performance from both its global consumer direct digital business and its international walk-in business.
The company also says that MGI customers sent the largest number of international transactions ever in the month of December.
As always, trade with caution and use protective stops.