Strong open-close reversal signal on Americas Petrogas [BOE], identified on March 1st. Great entry point on recovery above $4.00.

Strong open-close reversal signal on Americas Petrogas [BOE], identified on March 1st. Great entry point on recovery above $4.00.

![Americas Petrogas [BOE]](https://i0.wp.com/www.incrediblecharts.com/images/2012/2012-03-12-ca-boe.png?w=1140&ssl=1)
![Americas Petrogas [BOE]](https://i0.wp.com/www.incrediblecharts.com/images/2012/2012-03-12-ca-cen.png?w=1140&ssl=1)
I set up a stock screen for strong Momentum stocks on Incredible Charts Shared tab (#49419) to run every weekend. Here is a list of the most promising:
![Arctic Cat [ACAT]](https://i0.wp.com/www.incrediblecharts.com/images/2012/2012-03-06-acat-us.png?w=1140&ssl=1)
![DXP Enterprises [DXPE]](https://i0.wp.com/www.incrediblecharts.com/images/2012/2012-03-06-dxpe-us.png?w=1140&ssl=1)
![Healthstream [HSTM]](https://i0.wp.com/www.incrediblecharts.com/images/2012/2012-03-06-hstm-us.png?w=1140&ssl=1)
Bear in mind that the market is starting a correction and suitable entry opportunities may only present themselves in 3 to 6 weeks, but I have added them to my watchlist and will re-visit weekly.
Bullish:
New Zealand Energy: Reversal above support at $3.00.

Rio Alto Mining: Respected support at $4.25.

Roxgold: Strong recovery above $1.90/$2.00 support band.

Watch for breakout:
Tri-Oil Resources A: Narrow consolidation suggests upward breakout.

Argonaut Gold: Bearish divergence on 21-day Twiggs Money Flow indicates selling pressure at $10.00, but narrow consolidation suggests upward breakout.

Atna Resources: Narrow consolidation below $1.50 suggests upward breakout.

Northern Graphite: Bearish divergence (21-day Twiggs Money Flow) indicates selling pressure at $2.00, but respect of $1.80/breakout above $2.20 would signal another advance.

Watch:
Pretium Resources: Short candles suggest more resistance at $18.00.

Negative watch:
Silvercrest Mines: Strong bearish divergence on 21-day Twiggs Money Flow suggests reversal.

Madalena Ventures: Breach of rising trendline and bearish divergence on 21-day Twiggs Money Flow suggest another test of $1.00.

Americas Petrogas was identified as a Momentum Trade using Incredible Charts screen #48894.
![Americas Petrogas [BOE]](https://i0.wp.com/www.incrediblecharts.com/images/2012/2012-03-01-boe-ca.png?w=1140&ssl=1)
Narrow consolidation is bullish and Thursday’s long tail/hammer candlestick indicates good support at $4.00.
NGC turned up in my Momentum Stock Scan, but bearish divergence on 21-day Twiggs Money Flow warns of short/medium-term selling pressure.

But respect of the bottom trend channel (at $1.80) and recovery above $2.00 would mean all’s forgiven and we can expect another advance.
Yoma (Z59) breakout above 0.50 would signal another advance. Both Twiggs Money Flow and Momentum are bullish.

I also like the look of Sky Holdings, Interra Resources and Ezion Holdings:



Although Ezion faces some profit-taking at 1.00 that could slow a further advance.
Interesting new stocks on my Top Momentum stock screen (Incredible Charts #48894):
Northern Graphite (daily chart)

Atna Resources (weekly chart)

Connacher Oil & Gas (weekly)

Imperial Metals (weekly)

For 2012, U.S. real estate players must resign themselves to a slowing, grind-it-out recovery following a period of mostly sporadic growth, confined largely to “wealth island” real estate markets—the primary 24-hour gateways located along global pathways.
via Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2012 – CRE Console Blog.

Comment: ~ Commercial real estate yields are following Treasury yields lower. This may present short/medium-term capital gains but long-term pain when Treasury yields revert to their normal range.
Moody’s/REAL Commercial Property Price Index (CPPI) rose 2.4 percent during the month of August and is now 15.3% above its April 2011 lows.
From the Moody’s report:
The share of distressed transactions included within this month’s CPPI was 21.7%, down 5.9% from last month and the lowest level since January 2010. Prices for distressed transactions were down by 3.5% from the last month and are 6.9% above their post peak low set in August 2010. The reduced share of distressed transactions helped drive this month’s overall price increase.
via Moody’s/REAL CPPI up 2.4 percent in August – CRE Console Blog.