As a simple strategy, the question is "what is the likelihood that a stock hitting a 52 week high will reverse?". The odds are that today was not the ultimate top.
Many stocks that reach a 52 week high, do so by advancing past a lower 52 week high the day before. What would be interesting would be statistics on how many consecutive days of new 52 week highs the average stock will show before hitting a ceiling and starting back downward. There might be some kind of reliable pattern in this.
Many stocks that reach a 52 week high, do so by advancing past a lower 52 week high the day before. What would be interesting would be statistics on how many consecutive days of new 52 week highs the average stock will show before hitting a ceiling and starting back downward. There might be some kind of reliable pattern in this.
