Indicators argue for a technical correction after the last bullish movement recorded in past sessions.

The company is still overvalued with a P/E ratio of 42 times its expected results for 2015. Important withdrawals were registered in its corporate business back in 2013 and several loses mainly in Netherlands market. Even if sales are expected to increase, the operating margin show no sign of great recovery.

Technically, the security could run out of steam close to the USD 44 resistance. Indeed, the stock is moving inside an upward trend in the short term but it could know a halt. In this context, a downward movement could improve, thus the return to USD 41.6 could be expected. Technical indicators evince an overbought situation for shares on Liberty that would confirm this scenario.

Due to the technical patterns, investors could take a short position close to the USD 44/45 trading range. The price target being set at USD 41.6 and by extension at USD 40, a stop-loss order could be placed above USD 45 for limiting further risks.