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fencejumper: I thought Mr. Yang's take might interest you tonight: Market Tells by Rainsford Yang May 11th, 2006 10:30pm ET A recent article in the New...
Sold it yesterday and bought it back today at 69, on a pullback to the 50DMA. Take a look at a one year chart and you'll see this stock has been a tremendous winner.
1. The MAs shift from proper downtrend order (10-SMA < 20-EMA < 30-EMA) to proper uptrend order (10-SMA > 20-EMA > 30-EMA). What you're looking for is for the MAs to converge and then spread out again, giving the appearance of a bow tie.
2. Today's low must be less than yesterday's low.
3. Tomorrow, place a buy order 1 - 2 ticks above today's high good for tomorrow.
4. If not filled, continue to work the order above the prior day's high good for the next trading day until either filled or the stock trades below its 20-day EMA.
5. If filled, place a protective stop below the lowest bar in the setup.
Cooper candidate are stocks that have a high RS rank (95 or greater) and make a three-day pullback, either three consecutive lower lows or a combination of lower lows and inside days. Enter long on Day 4, 1 - 2 ticks above the Day-3 high.
The trade can be worked one additional day (lower low or inside day on Day 4, enter long on Day 5 one - two ticks above the Day-4 high). If it doesn't pop on Day 5, abandon the trade.
HANS is trying to recover some lost ground. UFPT is up another 6% and but for the fact its RS is too low, is making a textbook Cooper 1-2-3-4 breakout. AOB is trying hard to followthrough on Friday's breakout.
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