One, RWLK with a bear signal, has no options and so should not have made the finals.
Four failed confirmation by moving back within their 20-day price channels: AMZN, EWP, MRKT and PPG.
Five have insufficient open interest on their options to provide leverage and hedging ability in a position: RYAM, IPXL, CHUY, SMH and BTI.
That leaves BHP as a potential bear play.
Although BHP broke below its 20-day price channel, the price remains above resistance on the chart, at $42.92. Pending a break below that level, I am adding BHP to my Watchlist with the following alert:
- BHP, <42.92
I plan no further analysis today based on Wednesday's markets.
-- Tim Bovee, Portland, Oregon, March 12, 2015
References
My price channel trading rules can be read here. My long-term share trading rules can be read here. My volatility trading rules can be read here. The channel rules are based on the classic Turtle Trading rules, which can be read here.
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