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If we look at the Dollar General's (NYSE:DG) chart, we can see it has been in an upward trend, currently traded at around $209.25. Today it is announcing its quarterly earnings and if the market’s anticipation is positive then it should rise towards its resistance level at around $225 otherwise it could fall towards its support level at around $200.
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