Stock Market Signals

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Bottom Finders generates 2 types of "swing" signals on the daily timeframe - Bottoms (long) and Tops (short). Both signals indicate a reversal at either side of the extreme. The Bottoms (long) is found to have a much higher probability and degree of response. However, with Tops (short), price action tends to overshoot to the upside and requires deeper analysis in determining a good entry point. When using these signals, the typical turn around can vary from 1-30 days, and it is imparative that you always use stops.

Bottoms signal - This signal indicates the sellers are decreasing and a reversal may be coming soon. In some cases, the reversal is slow and steady, and in others cases, it gaps or pops like a squeeze.

Tops signal - This signal indicates the buyers are decreasing and the price may decline soon. Another way to interpret the Tops signal is if you have a position in that stock, you should evaluate the risk of a reversal.

In some cases, the broadcasted signals will accompany a grid with stock symbols that includes a column called Additional Notes. This column will contain numbers that look something like this "1, 2, 4, 6" OR "2, 3, 7". Below is a description of what those numbers mean if you encounter them. It is important to note that Bottom Finders does not use these concepts or indicators in its data mining process, however, they are used for visual inspection and quality control. 

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We do not use ANY technical indicators (RSI, MACD, etc.) to generate signals. However, we recommend you look at the OBV to determine where the volume is.

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The best way to use these signals is to go long on Bottoms. When using the Bottoms signal, consider using other tools to confirm the signal, and then find your entry. As for the Tops signal, while they can be used to short, we've observed the price action overshoots and is not as responsive as the Bottoms signal. It will eventually reverse, however, you should look for other confirmations as well. The way to look at Tops is if you are long in a position that comes up as a Tops signal, begin to assess your risk.

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