3 Stocks That Fit Tyler’s “Strategy of the Week”

Posted by Tyler Bollhorn - StockScoresores

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There is a simple pattern for a reversal of a downward trend. Break of the trend line, form a rising bottom, break from a rising bottom. This week, I did Market Scans in search of stocks showing this pattern on the 3 year weekly charts. Here are three that have decent patterns for long term downward trend line reversals.

1. FCX
FCX is a commodity name that has suffered over the past few years but is finely showing signs of reversing the downward trend. In the past few weeks, it has been able to break higher from a rising bottom and get through the downward trend line. Support at $8.75.

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2. T.BNE
T.BNE is a standout among the Canadian Energy stocks with a good reversal pattern that showed a strong break from a mini cup and handle pattern on the weekly after breaking the downward trend line in February. Support at $20.75.

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3. T.TCK.B
T.TCK.B broke its downward trend line late in February and then trended sideways until last week when it was able to break higher from that sideways pattern. Support at $10.25.

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Read Tyler’s full Weekly Commentary titled: Stop the FOMO

 

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