Scanning again this week did not yield a single positive score.  While we don't live or die by the scanner, it would not be prudent to ignore this symptom.  That said, here's the top five negatives for the week:

General Growth Properties closed friday @ $2.07.  Considering the average true range over the last two weeks of trading days is still over $1, the volatility in this one coupled with it's super low price will keep us on the sidelines.

Genworth smashed support which was a bit above $4 and slid downward on 3 times average volume.  There may be a quick short play here.  We will short a small position if the price gets back into the $3.50 to $3.70 range.

Level 3 is again a no touch.  The price's average true range over 15 trading sessions is more than 25% of the price.

Tenet Healthcare had a bad week last week.  Their price smashed through support when they released earnings; they turned a profit, but not as much as the market expected.  As usual the market punished.  There has been a lot of downward momentum, and a little bit of a rally is in order.  If the bounce happens, we'll be looking for an entry around $2.75, taking half profits at $3.00 and closing at $3.25.  Stop placed solidly at $2.60.

General Motors is currenly sitting at major support.  If it drops below $4, we'll enter another small short.  This one is even more dangerous as it's one of the majors, and the government may get involved.  Be sure to enter your stops and stick to them.

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