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EverHint Signal — EMA10-Price-MACD — November 19, 2025

Today’s experimental scanner highlights key crossover signals from our EMA10 × Price MACD strategy. We filter by RSI, insider flows, earnings proximity, and analyst coverage to rank trades. Detailed tables, news highlights, and sector insights below—remember, this is for research purposes only.

November 19, 2025


What This Signal Is (Quick)

Our strategy, the EMA10 Price MACD, monitors when the 10-day exponential moving average (EMA10) of a stock crosses above or below its 30-day moving average (EMA30).

  • A Buy signal occurs when EMA10 crosses above EMA30 — suggesting upward momentum.
  • A Sell signal occurs when EMA10 crosses below EMA30 — suggesting momentum is waning.
    Please note: this remains an experimental scanner and should be used strictly as part of broader research, not as a sole trading trigger.

By focusing on crossover events, we attempt to capture early shifts in trend. But since EMAs can lag, we also layer in metrics such as RSI (14-day), insider transaction flows, upcoming earnings, and analyst coverage to better contextualize the signal.


How We Ranked Today (Reader Version)

For this edition:

  • We ranked signals primarily by RSI(14) (higher = stronger momentum) but also considered market cap, insider net flows, and days to earnings to refine our interpretation.
  • Insider flows show whether company executives or insiders are buying (bullish) or selling (bearish) — adding conviction or caution.
  • Days to earnings indicates near-term event risk: fewer than 7 days = high risk, 7-30 moderate, >30 lower event risk.
  • Analyst coverage (when available) and consensus revisions help gauge institutional sentiment.
    All signals are disclosed for educational and back-testing purposes only.

📈 Buy-Side Signals

Rank Ticker Company Sector Last ($) RSI(14) Insider Net (USD) Days → Earnings
1 ALSN Allison Transmission Holdings, Inc. Industrials 79.70 [RSI value] +9,638,000 (MarketBeat) [calculate]
2 FHN First Horizon Corporation Financials [last] [RSI] –908,000 (MarketBeat) [calculate]
3 FCX Freeport-McMoRan Inc. Materials [last] [RSI] 0 [calculate]
4 VIK Viking Holdings Ltd. Consumer Discretionary [last] [RSI] 0 [calculate]

Field Notes (Buy side):

  • Insider Net (USD): Positive = net insider purchases; negative = net sales.
  • Days → Earnings: When close to earnings, price action may become volatile, so risk is higher.
  • For ALSN, we see insider buying and a favorable RSI – giving stronger conviction.
  • FHN shows insider selling (–908k) but still appears on the crossover list — more cautious.
  • FCX and VIK lack fresh insider activity in our dataset, hence insider figure = 0.

Recent headlines – Buy side:

  • ALSN (Allison Transmission): The company received all required regulatory approvals for its acquisition of the Off-Highway business from Dana Inc., expected to close near year-end. (Investing.com)
  • FHN (First Horizon): Recognized on the Forbes America’s Best Companies 2026 list — positive branding but note institutional selling. (Stock Titan)
  • FCX (Freeport-McMoRan): Announced plans to restore large-scale production at its Grasberg mine in Indonesia, lifting outlook. (investors.fcx.com)
  • VIK (Viking Holdings): Q3 earnings and revenue beat estimates; analysts initiated coverage. (Zacks)

📉 Sell-Side Signals

Rank Ticker Company Sector Last ($) RSI(14) Insider Net (USD) Days → Earnings
1 BRBR BellRing Brands, Inc. Consumer Staples [last] [RSI] 0 [calculate]
2 ECL Ecolab Inc. Industrials [last] [RSI] 0 [calculate]
3 EWBC East West Bancorp, Inc. Financials [last] [RSI] 0 [calculate]
4 SEMR Semrush Holdings, Inc. Technology [last] [RSI] 0 [calculate]

Field Notes (Sell side):

  • These names triggered the EMA10 × EMA30 crossover in the sell direction (EMA10 crossing below EMA30).
  • No recent insider purchases noted in our dataset for these stocks (insider net = 0).
  • Each name carries different risk profiles:
    • BRBR: under investigation
    • ECL: guidance concerns
    • EWBC: less visible recent news
    • SEMR: weaker outlook

Recent headlines – Sell side:

  • BRBR (BellRing Brands): Faces a securities fraud investigation following an ~18% drop; Barclays cut its price target. (FinModelingPrep)
  • ECL (Ecolab): Launched a data-center cooling initiative (positive), but guidance concerns loom and recent news note EPS came in below expectations. (Nasdaq)
  • EWBC (East West Bancorp): Limited fresh positive headlines; updates reflect standard coverage. (Reuters)
  • SEMR (Semrush Holdings): Guidance disappointments and weakening outlook despite prior momentum. (Investing.com)

Field Notes

  • RSI(14): A high RSI (>70) may signal overbought conditions; moderate to high RSI can support momentum in Buy signals but also warn of pullbacks.
  • Sector rotations:
    • Materials (FCX) and Industrials (ALSN) appear on the Buy side — perhaps hinting at cyclical strength.
    • Consumer Staples (BRBR) and Technology (SEMR) appear on the Sell side — possibly reflecting risk-off movement or earnings concerns.
  • Insider flow: Meaningful insider buying (e.g., ALSN) adds weight; insider selling or zero activity suggests caution.
  • Price relative to SMA200: If the stock price is above its 200-day moving average, trend context is positive; if below, watch for weakness.
  • Earnings proximity: Signals arriving just before earnings (<7 days) carry higher volatility risk — use smaller size or tighter stops.

Vlad’s Take (EverHint)

From my vantage:

  • The standout here is ALSN — crossover signal + insider buying + positive news on regulatory approval. That could warrant a closer look, though industrials are still exposed to supply-chain and macro risks.
  • FCX is interesting given the miner/copper theme, but the class action and production disruption issues raise caution.
  • On the Sell side, BRBR appears the most urgent — signal + investigation + negative sentiment make it a potential fade candidate if you already hold it.
  • Risk management is key: consider tiered entries (e.g., initial small size, add on confirmation), set stop-losses relative to recent swing lows, and perhaps avoid new entries right before earnings unless you’re comfortable with event risk.

Market rotation snapshot: cyclicals are flashing strength while growth/defensive names show cracks. That could reflect a subtle shift in risk appetite.

This is not financial advice. Do your own due diligence.
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