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+ Currently below all three moving averages (20-day, 50-day, & 200-day). Academically proven that future returns will be weak moving forward.
+ Too liquid to benefit from the return reversal effect, so it being oversold shouldn't impact returns.
+ The stock's low volatility makes technical analysis less effective, but our quant model has indicated likely...
Our academically-based quant models indicate that Valero is likely to perform strongly over the next 20 days:
Short term indicators:
Above 20-day, 50-day, 200-day moving averages
Close to 52-week high
Not that overbought
Our academically-based quant models also indicate that Valero is likely to perform strongly over the next 12 months:
Long term...
$TTWO looks like it is testing it's lower bound trend line. Would like to see it close above $28.50 before jumping in. Stock crushed analyst earnings expectations last week, yet has fallen over the last week due to uncertainty around gaming releases. We maintain a long-term buy on the stock due to its attractive value + momentum.
Looking for a breakout on big volume above $13.25 as the entry point. From there, we set the target price just below the previous 52-week high ($14.12) and our stop at half that increase ($12.85). Earnings could be the catalyst we need to get there. EXC has strong momentum (as do all utilities), and is also relatively undervalued on a peer basis. Learn more about...
Looking for a potential long set-up should the stock rally back to $27.20. Earnings next week could be the catalyst the stock needs to break out above this level. The stock has a historical track record of crushing revenue estimates, but missing on EPS numbers. Overstock.com has had great momentum over the last six months, and looks wildly undervalued on a revenue...
The stock looks undervalued on an a sales basis (sales yield of 150%), though earnings yield and price/book is not very good. Annual EPS growth is strong at 68%, while the sector averages 36%. Price momentum hasn't been as strong, while short interest is higher than normal. Learn about us @ QuantifiedAlpha.com.
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ACCO has gapped higher on the last two earnings releases (7/30/14 & 10/29/14) after beating EPS estimates by 12% & 20% respectively. The stock is consolidating once again prior to earnings, and looks conducive to a third earnings gap when they release on February 11th. This looks like an optimal trading entry, as there looks...