A different stock screen each weekday with both buy and short sale candidates each day. When a stock is under accumulation money is flowing into the stock. When a stock is under distribution money is moving out of the stock.
Stocks exhibiting an increase in the rate of accumulation are potential buys.
Stocks exhibiting an increase in the rate of distribution are potential sells or short sale candidates . An extreme level of analyst bullishness or bearishness on a company often acts as a contrary indicator. Thus, stocks with the highest analyst ratings are usually near the end of an uptrend and stocks with the lowest analyst ratings are often near the end of a downtrend. Historically, the best profits have occurred when buying a stock at the low end of its range and selling it at the high end of its range. Stocks trading at the low end of their range are oversold and may be considered as potential buys.