Down Days In Bull Markets: Stocks To Buy Now

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There is no question that stocks are currently in a raging bull market.

Improving underlying economic conditions and, dare I say it, governmental stimulus have driven the major indexes all above their 200-day simple moving averages in a strong upward surge. Many individual stocks are also trading above their 200-day simple moving average. The question is when is it the most opportune time to buy these uptrending companies?

Our research since 1995 has clearly indicated that stocks experiencing 5 or more straight days of declines, yet are still trading above their 200-day simple moving averagse are the ones most statistically likely to outperform their brethren over the short term of
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Quote from option_trad3r:

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interesting, thanks. it doesn't fit my criteria for a stock pick, i look for stocks above the 200 day MA but with 5 plus days in a row of a pull back minimum prior to buying-------- but who knows...


good luck!

surf
 
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Quote from marketsurfer:

http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site...ll-Markets-Stock-Strategies-for-Sho-81900.cfm

There is no question that stocks are currently in a raging bull market.

Improving underlying economic conditions and, dare I say it, governmental stimulus have driven the major indexes all above their 200-day simple moving averages in a strong upward surge. Many individual stocks are also trading above their 200-day simple moving average. The question is when is it the most opportune time to buy these uptrending companies?

Our research since 1995 has clearly indicated that stocks experiencing 5 or more straight days of declines, yet are still trading above their 200-day simple moving averagse are the ones most statistically likely to outperform their brethren over the short term of
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site...ll-Markets-Stock-Strategies-for-Sho-81900.cfm

So, you're now a TREND FOLLOWER?

:D
 
Quote from sculptor66:

So, you're now a TREND FOLLOWER?

:D


:D :D

well, this idea atleast tested out very positively---buying pullbacks above the 200 day MA with the RSI(2) has proven to provide a short term edge. For instance from 1995 to 2007 after the S&P 500 has dropped 3 days in a row, it has risen more than 4 times its average weekly gain over the next five trading days.

that is just one example--i can't argue with the extensive testing used to reach the conclusion.

surf
 
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