


Above are charts for three stocks I've been illustrayinh to people on my email list. I'll take them from top to bottom: SUN, IAG, AMC.
SUN. This stock is looking good.
- Slow Stochastic has risen above its signal line and the 20 level.
- RSI is above 50 and has broken above its down trend line.
- The stock chart has broken above its down trend line.
The MACD still has not broken back above its signal line. If that occurs, SUN becomes a "buy".
IAG is more ambivalent than SUN.
- Slow Stochastic is in oversold territory. A cross above its signal line and above 20 would be positive.
- RSI is above 50 - the dividing line between bull and bear markets
- The stock chart shows three doji candles in the past three days.
AMCOR
The Slow Stochastic is down in oversold territory so a bounce to the upside is probable. Nothing in the indicators or the stock chart indicates that is actually occurring. Watch for indications of an upturn:
- a cross by the Slow Stochastic above its signal line and above the 20 line
- a swing by the RSI back above the 50 line
- a swing ny the MACD back above its signal line.
Completion of all three would be a "buy" signal.
Good luck
Red
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