Yes, I can understand. It would be misleading to post the results after one day trading, since the charts/technicals predict movement over several sessions at least. One day is not a fair trial, and could be wildly misleading.
Case in point, QQQQ now shows a clear buy signal from oversold levels, and most indicators are now lined up for a short-term rally.
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There were a number of indications that this would occur today, and that yesterday's action was not indicative of the short-term trend. Market internals were clearly suggesting this to be the case, for example.
IMHO the stocks in the scan that did not do well because of a momentary downswing of the market will, in all likelihood, show a much different picture in another day or two. If you concluded something from the results yesterday, you might end up being led to very wrong conclusions.
So that's why I agree it is better to just let things sort themselves out over several sessions at least, or probably better, a week or so, then examine what happened. I think we'll learn a lot more that way.
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