Find Low-Priced Stocks About to Move with PowerRatings
Today’s
PowerRatings
strategy will focus on our list of the
Top 10
PowerRatings Low-Priced Stocks.
For
aggressive traders and investors, some of the biggest moves on a percentage
basis come from low-priced stocks. If you are willing to assume more risk, you
will find ample opportunities in low-priced stocks with high PowerRatings.
To further narrow down our list we can apply the
200-day simple moving average to find trending stocks. Stocks above their
200-day moving averages are considered to be in an uptrend.  Â
Here are a few charts from today’s
Top 10 PowerRatings Low-Priced Stocks.
Targeted Genetics Corporation
(
TGEN |
Quote |
Chart |
News |
PowerRating)
TGEN is currently trading above its 200-day moving average ($2.08),
which shows that it is in a strong uptrend. TGEN has recently made new
6-year highs and has pulled back offering a potential entry for a move back up
to the highs. Also, this stock has a
PowerRating
of 10, which historically has outperformed the S&P 500 over the next 5 trading days
by a 14.7 to 1 margin. The following charts also show the same
characteristics and should be monitored on a watchlist.
Reminder: We are in no way recommending the purchase or short sale of
these stocks. This article is intended for education purposes only. Trading
should be based on your own understanding of market conditions, price patterns
and risk; our information is designed to contribute to your understanding.
Mamma.com
(
MAMA |
Quote |
Chart |
News |
PowerRating)
Euro Tech Holdings Company
(
CLWT |
Quote |
Chart |
News |
PowerRating)
Â
Stocks which have had a PowerRating of 8 have outperformed the S&P 500 index on average over the next 5
days by an 5.8-1 margin. Stocks with a PowerRating of 9 have outperformed by a
10.1-1 margin. Stocks with a PowerRating of 10 have outperformed the S&P by
nearly 14.7-1 margin. This potential edge opens up a number of possibilities for
your trading and investing.
One more interesting fact about PowerRatings; PowerRatings of 1 and 2 have on average lost money over the next
week. A PowerRating of 1 has underperformed the S&P 500 by a 5-1 margin.
Obviously, you should ideally be looking to be buying high PowerRating stocks
and avoid (or short) low PowerRatings stocks.
You can
attend a free
class on how to use
PowerRatings,
presented by Steve Primo, our Director of Education.
Click here to
try
PowerRatings for yourself, risk free.
Darren Wong
Associate Editor
Want a free month of PowerRatings?
Send us your PowerRatings
strategy and receive one free month of this exciting trading tool. If you are
already a monthly or annual PowerRatings
subscriber, you will receive an additional three months if we publish your
strategy.
Reminder: We are in no way recommending the purchase or short sale of
these stocks. This article is intended for education purposes only. Trading
should be based on your own understanding of market conditions, price patterns
and risk; our information is designed to contribute to your understanding.