From: Spencer48@aol.com
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] AZO
Date: Mon, 3 Jun 2002 20:38:16 EDT
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Mike:
My thought is that it is a bad market. The fact that it hasn't gone
below its pivot point of about 80 bodes well.
Churning occurs on HIGH volume. The volume isn't high at all. This is
from AskWON in Investors.com on 5/24/02, and it might be helpful.
Re. Churning-Its Meaning:
"I've noticed some stocks' volume increasing, but the price remains the
same. Is this a signal to sell? " - Submitted from Bolingbrook, Ill. It
depends on the stock's trend. If the stock has been rallying, the stock could
be "churning." That's what we call it when a stock trades on comparatively
heavy volume but can't manage to make meaningful price gains. It is a pretty
reliable stalling signal, and should tell you to start considering selling
the stock. If you're talking about a stock that has been selling off,
however, it could be the opposite situation. Heavy volume without further
downward price movement could mean the stock has found support. In either
case, the price and volume action you're describing often signals a change in
trend."
jans
In a message dated 6/3/2002 5:51:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
michael_niemotka@baxter.com writes:
<< Another question for the group,
Is Azo churning? It seems like it has not moved up or down much in the
last week or so after the breakout. I have heard others warn that it might
not fly because this is a late forming base. >>
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