EverHint Signal — EMA10 × Price × MACD — December 15, 2025
What This Signal Is (Quick)
EMA10 × Price × MACD is an experimental “double confirmation” scanner that looks for two bullish crossovers on the same day:
- Price crossover: today’s close moves above EMA10 after being below EMA10 the prior day
- MACD crossover: MACD line moves above the signal line after being below the prior day
The goal is fewer signals, but higher conviction setups for 1–4 week swing-trade style moves.
How We Ranked Today (Reader Version)
- This strategy produces buy signals only.
- Ranking uses RSI(14) ascending (lower RSI ranks higher). If RSI isn’t available, it falls back to liquidity (ADV20$) or price.
- Overlays used when available:
- Days → Earnings (event-risk timing)
- Analyst coverage / estimate ranges (context)
- Insider Net (USD) (only if insider transactions are included in the report set)
📈 Buy-Side Signals
| Rank | Ticker | Company | Sector | Last ($) | RSI(14) | MACD Hist | Insider Net (USD) | Days → Earnings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GD | General Dynamics Corporation | Industrials | 340.60 | 50.26 | 0.0477 | — | 51 (bmo) |
Field notes on today’s setup (GD)
- Double confirmation: Price reclaimed EMA10 and MACD crossed bullish on the same session.
- Momentum temperature: RSI ~50 suggests this is early/neutral momentum, not an overbought chase signal.
- Trend context: GD is above its 200-day SMA (long-term trend support).
- Liquidity: ADV20$ is healthy (liquid enough for most swing-trade sizing).
- Earnings risk: Next earnings are in 51 days (bmo) — not immediate, but close enough to keep on the radar as it approaches.
Recent headlines
No curated symbol-specific headline set was included for this strategy report, so there are no linked headlines in today’s post.
📉 Sell-Side Signals
This strategy does not generate sell signals (buy-only by design).
Field Notes
- Why MACD histogram matters: A rising/positive histogram often signals that bullish momentum is building, not just flipping.
- Best use-case: This scanner tends to work best when the broader market is either stabilizing or rotating into quality names—because it’s trying to catch fresh acceleration, not deep mean reversion.
- Single-signal day: Only one setup today suggests the market offered very few clean “two-indicator” breakouts.
Vlad’s Take (EverHint)
Market backdrop on Dec 15: S&P 500 -0.64%, Nasdaq -1.15%, Dow -0.37%, and Russell 2000 -1.24% — a risk-off session with small caps and growth taking more heat. VIX 16.50 stayed in the low-to-normal zone, while BTC -2.34% / ETH -3.94% reinforced the softer risk tone; the 10Y yield closed ~4.182%.
With only one signal (GD), I’d treat this like a “quality-first” breakout attempt: consider a tiered entry, define the invalidation level (e.g., reclaim/hold EMA10 or a nearby swing low), and size smaller than usual until the tape improves. The market isn’t panicking, but it’s also not rewarding broad risk-taking today.
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