Out of the eight symbols that survived my first-round analysis of Wednesday's trading signals, three failed confirmation. Four of the others had bearish charts that were running contrary to the bull signal.
That left one prospect, a bear signal on CTL. However, it hit its low in morning trading and drifted upward the rest of the day, failing my momentum test. So I shall write an analysis of CTL and, if it passes my detailed look, shall add it to my Watchlist for consideration if downward momentum resumes.
-- Tim Bovee, Portland, Oregon, June 12, 2014
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