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Friday, 04/21/2017 3:44:34 AM

Friday, April 21, 2017 3:44:34 AM

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Hot Stocks Outlook Video foe Week 24th April 2017

Stratasys ($SSYS) had a bullish crossover at the end of March when prices were around $20. Growth was stagnant as the market gained less than a $1 coming into this week. But, prices climbed almost $3 in just two trading days. The value of $SSYS has grown more than 19% in just 14 trading days since the initial crossover. The significant separation between VantagePoint’s blue and black lines also signifies a high likelihood the trend will continue into next week.

US Bancorp ($USB) was trading around $55.25 in early March when it had a crossover to the downside. The market attempted to hold value through the most of March before losing about $2 in a single day. Since then, the market has continued to lose value. It’s now trading around $50 after losing 10% of its value in the last 31 trading days.

HCP ($HCP) saw a crossover to the upside in mid-March. Except for two days in late-March, the VantagePoint neural index has been sitting in the “one” position since the initial crossover occurred 24-trading-days ago. In that timeframe, the market has gained more than 8.5% or $2.58 in value.

J.M. Smucker ($SJM) had a bearish crossover in early March. Similar to $USB, this market tried to maintain its losses for a short time, before a gap down in late-March saw a $6 loss in a single trading day. In the 32 trading days since the crossover occurred, the market has lost $12.80, or more than 9%. The market has gone from trading around $140 at the time of the crossover to $127 as of this video.

Goldman Sachs ($GS) closes out this week’s Hot Stocks Outlook with another bearish trend. The market was trading around $250 when VantagePoint indicated a bearish crossover in early-March. The market lost more than $10 in a single trading day on March 21 but seemed poised to recover as the market started to flatten out. But a gap down to $220 to start this week saw the bearish trend regain its momentum. Overall, the market has lost more than $35m or 14.21% since the last crossover.

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