Boston Beer Company (SAM), which makes Samuel Adams, has been bullish in 2019, breaking into all-time-highs even as the US-China trade-war escalated. But in the past couple of weeks, price finally started to retreat. But because the overall trend is bullish, and SAM shouldn't be materially effected by the trade-war, I think it is a candidate to buy-on-the-dip around $280-$300. SAM Daily Chart (click to enlarge) Bulls in Charge:- On the daily chart, we can see that price was consolidating in late 2018 and even dipped lower at the end of the year to almost $230. - Then, from this low, price has been bullish in 2019. It almost tagged $350 in May before retreating.- Looking at the daily chart, we can also see that price is retreating from a fresh high, a sign that this is a correction while the primary trend is still bullish.Support:- There could be support in the $320-$325 area, which was a previous resistance area.- Price is hammering down on this level at the moment. - A sharply bullish market might indeed find support here and continue north.- However, we have see some strong correction swings since the second half of 2018 and even in 2019.- If we expect a similarly significant correction we should anticipate more downside below $320. - The $280-$300 area involves 1) the 200-day simple moving average (SMA).2) a price gap that occurred after Q1 earnings was released. (https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/399212/boston-beer-sam-rises-on-q1-earnings-beat-strong-shipments) 3) a rising threndline support.- If price indeed holds above $280, we might still see higher highs on a subsequent bullish swing.