3/2 Watchlist: Of Interest

• Of interest:
• MVO to bull phase.
• AROW drops to neutral phase.
• Diversification plays:
• Egypt to bear phase (EGPT); the Egypt stock exchange closed in late January amid political unrest and is scheduled to re-open on Sunday.
• Mexico to bear phase (EWW).
• China to bull phase (FXI).
• Zombies:
• FNMA to bear phase.

Of interest

	phase		pfe	pps	trend
AROW
FTR
GE
GOOG*
MVO
NLY
PAYX
SO
XLE*
XLU

Diversification plays

	phase		pfe	pps	trend
ECH
EGPT
EPI
EWA
EWH
EWJ
EWM
EWP
EWS
EWT
EWW
EWY
EWZ
EZA
FXI
IDX
RSX
THD
TUR
VGK

Zombies

	phase		pfe	pps	trend
AOD*
FNMA*

About the categories:

• Diversification plays: These don’t closely track the U.S. markets or are based on currencies other than the U.S. dollar.
• Earnings plays: I’m tracking these as a legacy as I phase out the strategy of chasing earnings surprises.
• Of interest: Stocks I’m tracking because I find them to be interesting, although not necessarily as a potential play.
• Zombies: These are failed leftovers from what seemed to be good ideas at the time. They stalk the Watchlist like zombies, tying up resources and frightening small children.

Table Abbreviations:

• pfe - Location of the polarized fractal efficiency line.
• pps - Person's Proprietary Signal mode.
• trend - Trend of the polarized fractal efficiency line.

Key to the PPS/PFE tables

column	color	meaning
phase		bull phase
		bear phase
pfe		+100 and above
		+50 to below 100
		0 to below +50
		below 0 to above -50
		-50 to above -100
		below -100
pps		bull confirmation
		bear confirmation
trend		uptrend
		no trend
		downtrend

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Disclaimer

Tim Bovee, Private Trader tracks the analysis and trades of a private trader for his own accounts. Nothing in this blog constitutes a recommendation to buy or sell stocks, options or any other financial instrument. The only purpose of this blog is to provide education and entertainment.


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