This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Basic Materials sector that have become overvalued over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by selling a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Basic Materials sector that have undergone significant price appreciation over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by buying a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This strategy picks out stocks that have a strong potential of shifting from a current Hold rating to a Buy rating by a consensus of market analysts.
This short-selling long-term strategy identifies assets with a current price that's above its 200-day moving average, but, significantly, remains below its 50-day, 21-day, 10-day, 5-day and 3-day moving averages.
This long-term high risk strategy looks for companies with Return on Assets of 3.5% and above, a Pretax Profit Margin of at least 26% and strong Capital Expenditure compared to its industry peers.
This short-term strategy seeks companies with high price volatility in order to capitalize on temporary market price gyrations.
This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Basic Materials sector that have become overvalued over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by selling a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Basic Materials sector that have undergone significant price appreciation over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by buying a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This strategy picks out stocks that have a strong potential of shifting from a current Hold rating to a Buy rating by a consensus of market analysts.
This short-selling long-term strategy identifies assets with a current price that's above its 200-day moving average, but, significantly, remains below its 50-day, 21-day, 10-day, 5-day and 3-day moving averages.
This long-term high risk strategy looks for companies with Return on Assets of 3.5% and above, a Pretax Profit Margin of at least 26% and strong Capital Expenditure compared to its industry peers.
This short-term strategy seeks companies with high price volatility in order to capitalize on temporary market price gyrations.