This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Technology sector that have undergone significant price appreciation over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by buying a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This strategy seeks out assets with a moving average divergence capable of generating a strong downward move in the near term. Assets with prices below their short-term 3-day and 5-day moving averages but also above their long-term 50-day and 200-day moving averages, thereby suggesting that the asset is likely to enter a bearish phase in the short-term. To accompany the strategy, support and resistance levels are provided so that support levels serve as profit targets while resistance levels serve as stop-losses.
This strategy aims to identify companies with operating expenses of less than $200 million, Cost and Expenses of less than $700 million, a positive EBITDA, a positive Net Income Ratio and Operating Income in excess of $4.73 billion.
This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Technology sector that have undergone significant price appreciation over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by buying a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This strategy seeks out assets with a moving average divergence capable of generating a strong downward move in the near term. Assets with prices below their short-term 3-day and 5-day moving averages but also above their long-term 50-day and 200-day moving averages, thereby suggesting that the asset is likely to enter a bearish phase in the short-term. To accompany the strategy, support and resistance levels are provided so that support levels serve as profit targets while resistance levels serve as stop-losses.
This strategy aims to identify companies with operating expenses of less than $200 million, Cost and Expenses of less than $700 million, a positive EBITDA, a positive Net Income Ratio and Operating Income in excess of $4.73 billion.