Disney $DIS is retreating after failing to push above $118 this week. The slide also comes after a mixed-bag earnings report. Here's a reporting from CNBC:Here's how the company did compared with what Wall Street expected: Earnings: $1.87 per share vs. $1.95 per share forecast by Thomson ReutersRevenue: $15.23 billion vs. $15.34 billion forecast by Thomson ReutersThe entertainment giant, however, reported strong results in its studio, parks and broadcast units.Studio revenue grew 20 percent year over year, driven by the strong box office performances of Marvel's "Avengers: Infinity War" and Pixar's "Incredibles 2."(CBNC)Disney (DIS) Daily Chart(click to enlarge)Pulling Back:- With the earnings report not being spectacular and the daily chart looking a bit overbought, it is not surprising to see the market pull DIS back after a couple months of strong bull run.- The RSI was also hinting that the market was overbought. Key Support:- There are 2 areas that represent key support. - The 109-$110 area would be a critical support fr the bullish outlook.- Holding above this would show respect to the broken triangle, and suggest a bullish continuation to the top of the triangle, around $122 (refer to the weekly chart).- The next, lower key support will be around $105-$106. A break below this area would indicate a false breakout, and open up a bearish outlook. So, we can see this as the last line of defense, but $110 as the first key level to anticipate buying from.DIS Weekly Chart(click to enlarge)