The American pizza delivery group that operates through the franchise-owned stores framework in the US and international markets, is currently on a key point and could carry on a rally.

With more than 90% sales made in the States, the international pizzas provider stands for qualitative fundamentals. The company saw its local sales rise by 6% and international ones by more than 10% during 2013. This year, better sales are anticipated ($1,9 billion), moreover, improvements in operating and net margins could allow Domino's Pizza to make an EBITDA of $372 million, thus an increase of 10% over the last fiscal period. However, debts are meant to fall as the year goes by for a leverage of 4.15 times total borrowed, it gives more leeway to the company in order to face liabilities.

Technical patterns shape a security that left the rising wedge in spite of a development deal signed in South Africa, but the USD 72.7 support didn’t permit sellers pressure to flat prices below it. In fact, the 20-week moving average represents the key point capable to gear the current direction provoking an upturn that may help on the process of attaining the USD 80 target.

According to both fundamental and technical analysis, the timing seems suitable for getting long on Domino’s at its actual trade price (USD 73.5). The target will be the USD 80 resistance and a stop-loss order could be placed at USD 71.7 avoiding, this way, unnecessary risks.