Red Flags that NGPS Provided
…For this particular stock, I used the point and figure charts to show me that it was reaching overbought levels. The stock was 100% above it’s 50-day moving average and almost 300% above the 200-day moving average.
This is pure overbought levels.
Another huge indicator was the P/E ratio that tripled while plotting on a chart. Once a stock’s P/E ratio doubles, this is the first sign of overbought levels. This is only a secondary indicator to price and volume.
The stock logged a couple distribution days and a few days of ‘higher’ highs on lower volume – all red flags that you make you aware of the stock topping.
Finally, the stock was moving from $25 to $50 in one month – this is too much, too fast, it must digest its gains at some point.
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Piranha
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