TJX came up on one of my TC2000 scans looking for a stock at a recent ATH that is bouncing off of support or oversold. TJX had a GLB (green line break-out) on November 16 and then went sideways finding support around the green line. It never closed back below the green line. Today TJX closed above its exp21 day average (purple solid line) on higher volume and had recent black dots indicating oversold. If I bought this set-up I would place an immediate sell stop below the recent low. Its composite rating is only 85 but Fidelity Contrafund has a position. It has a nice weekly chart with the avg4>avg10>avg30 and a weekly green bar. While set-ups can give me an edge, I must always have an exit strategy that minimizes potential losses.
Blog Post: Day 7 of $QQQ short term up-trend; $DIA and $SPY 10:30 weekly charts show them in new long term up-trends, still waiting on $QQQ, see charts
Weekly 10:30 chart is a good indicator of the market’s long term trend. When the 10 week average climbs above the 30 week the bear market is likely over. This has happened for DIA and SPY. However, as this chart shows, QQQ is not there yet. 10 week average is dotted line. Solid gray line is weekly close. QQQ has just closed above its 30 week average (red line) and needs to stay there to bring the 10 week above.