Overall Summary, Bullish bearish stock indicators, Chart, Support

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Overall
Positioning Indicators
Timing Indicators
Rallies/Pullbacks

Overall

This section should be used as a general guide, not as a detailed stock indicator information substitute.
The Overall Summary section provides an overall rating and summary of the bullish and bearish stock indicators.
Neutral
- Stocks currently in a rally or pullback mode have approx. 50% of the indicators are bullish, and 50% are bearish.
Mild to extreme bullish
- Mild bullish has slightly bullish indicators (i.e., 60% bullish, 40% bearish) and is starting to favor long positions.
- Strong-extreme bullish (i.e., 90% bullish, 10% bearish) has a majority of bullish indicators with odds favoring long positions (one still needs to verify good upside trade quality).
Mild to extreme bearish
- Mild bearish has indicators that are slightly bearish (i.e. 40% bullish, 60% bearish) and starting to favor short positions.
- Strong-extreme bearish (i.e., 10% bullish, 90% bearish) has a majority of bearish indicators with odds favoring short positions.

For longs, combining both an excellent bullish overall summary AND good upside trade quality completes the full picture of a stock's potential.

Breakout stocks can happen at resistance areas or tops with many bearish indicators. Conversely, Breakdown stocks can happen at support areas or bottoms and have many bullish indicators

Positioning Indicators

Bullish, bearish, or neutral positioning indicators are related to a stock price and can be bullish (at a bottom, in a strong uptrend, or after a strong pullback), bearish (at a top, in a strong downtrend, or after an extreme rally), or neutral (flat area, possible breakout or breakdown).
1 Day Price Change
- Current 1-day price change compared to past daily price changes.
Short Term Direction
- Current 3-day to 2-week rally or pullback compared to past rallies or pullbacks.
Overbought/sold
- Major 2-6 week rallies or pullbacks.
1 Month Trend
- Slope of the recent 1 month up or down stock trend.
Intermediate Trend
- Intermediate term (4 months) stock bottoms, tops, and trend reversals.

Timing Indicators

Timing indicators are used to time a stock entry or exit and are short-term (1-3 days).
Chart Alert
- 3-day stock chart analysis that may confirm a reversal, trend change, start of a rally, or end of a pullback.
Money flow
- 1-day money flow can confirm a top or bottom reversal area, the start of a rally or breakout(or breakdown).
Resistance and support
- Confirm tops (resistance) or bottoms (support)
Breakout/down
- Confirm breakouts and breakdowns in the stock price.

Rallies/Pullbacks

Provides values for typical and extreme rallies and pullbacks in points and percent(%).
The values listed (in stock points and percent) are valid for rallies or pullbacks just starting to develop. A starting stock rally is defined as one starting from a support (or a pullback from resistance) area and is near the stock chart's Rallyband midpoint (not overbought or oversold).
Large stocks will have a typical rally close to 5%, mid-size stocks will have an average rally from 8-15% and small volatile stocks from 20-30%.

A good indicator for directly comparing two or more stocks' potential rally or pullback and possible profit.