Trade Ideas: SSD, VICR, JOF, MANT, JBL, COGO, TRX, AMSC

I have tried something a little different for my Trade Ideas scan. The table below reflects the frequency at which stocks appeared over the last hour of trading. The first list is sorted by time; i.e. BBC first appeared at 3:00pm ET, MICU appeared near the close of business. The second list is the same set of stocks sorted by frequency. The top-8 are represented in the chart summary below. Given the limp market, it looks a pretty solid set of stocks.

For example: JOF, MANT and TRX have formed bullish hammers at 20-day MA support. VICR ended the day on a bullish engulfing pattern at $20 support. Top of the list SSD found support at $42 and the 20-day MA. AMSC bounced off the 50-day MA and closed above the 20-day MA.

Enjoy.





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