Dip-Bounce Screen Highlights Ten Reclaim Candidates
The V2 dip-bounce strategy generated 10 signals from 34 total candidates. Real estate was the most represented sector, prices ranged from $14 to $264, and one signal involved insider selling. The report describes the approach as using a reclaim pattern with market-regime filters.
The report lists ten names from 34 candidates for its V2 dip-bounce screen, with prices from $13.88 to $263.81 and one insider-selling flag. It says real estate was the most represented sector; the table includes Healthpeak Properties, plus three healthcare and three industrial names. Entry rules require a 3.3% open-to-low dip, a 1.0% rebound, price above the 200-day average, and $40M average volume.
The strategy note says V2 added VIX and record-high filters, raising the reported win rate to 50.18% from 40.42%. It also cites the Dow down 1.23%, Nasdaq down 0.21%, and VIX at 19.45, up over 2%.
This screen could shape short-term trading decisions among retail and professional investors, potentially adding liquidity or volatility to the named stocks. Because it highlights real estate, healthcare, and industrial companies, shareholders and employees of those firms may see sentiment effects, though the signal is technical and brief. Households with market exposure could experience indirect confidence shifts, but any societal impact