Written by Rich B. Meier
TopEquityNews.com
Being in the right place at the right time can be everything. Think about it… it’s how married couples met their spouses – for better or worse and in sickness or health. It is how Duff got to be the bassist for Guns N Roses, and how Ashton Kutcher managed to get on TV and in the movies.
Top Equity News can’t play the part of E-Harmony, make you a glamorous a rock-star, or introduce you to Demi Moore, although she may be looking now. However, what TEN tries to do every Wednesday is help you get your money in the right places based on sector performance.
Owning the right industries and avoiding the wrong ones can be the difference between shuffling cheese (young people speak for cash) and getting in the free cheese line.
According to our proprietary sector rankings, the top three sectors to consider right now are:
Construction
Wholesale – Retail
Autos – Tires – Trucks
Identifying the choice neighborhoods is the easy part; we want to own the stocks that have the most money flowing into them – dollars in equals conviction on the part of institutions. Makes sense to follow the “smart” money – right
Once again, TEN ranks things a little differently, we use an in-house methodology to measure accumulation as a percentage of market-cap.
For the last week, the top 10 money-flow stocks from the best 3 sectors includes:
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR) 2% of market-cap GRADE: A
Barnes & Noble, Inc. (BKS) 1.5% GRADE: B
PriceSmart Inc. (PSMT) 0.53% GRADE: B
KB Home (KBH) 0.42% GRADE: B
Fuel Systems Solutions, Inc. (FSYS) 0.36% GRADE: C
United Rentals, Inc. (URI) 0.34% GRADE: B
Urban Outfitters Inc. (URBN) 0.31% GRADE: B
Netflix, Inc. (NFLX) 0.298% GRADE: C
OfficeMax Incorporated (OMX) 0.297% GRADE: B
Westport Innovations Inc. (WPRT) 0.27% GRADE: C
This is an impressive list with many highly rated stocks based on our super-secret grading formula. A-rated Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR) was once a high-flyer that got cracked, and it could possibly be on its way back up
In the middle of September, folks were buying the stock for $110. Yesterday, GMCR closed at $47.61. The price recently bottomed and reversed at $40. A price recovery of up to $57ish is very possible, but we would cut bait if traders take the stock below its recent low of $40.
For our valued readers who like low-priced stocks, OfficeMax Incorporated’s (OMX) chart looks very interesting. Shares have been bobbing around the $5 mark since the start of October.
OMX’s chart is showing signs that it might make investors shout OMG. For the first time since the start of 2011, the office products retailer’s 50 day-moving-average is starting to trend higher. In the past couple of days, the 12 and 26 day-averages bullishly crossed over the 50 day benchmark, and its MACD line moved into buy territory.
If OfficeMax’s breaks a multiple top around $6, it could dart to $8 in a flash. That would be a sugary 42% return from last night’s close of $5.62.
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