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NYSE Stock Technical Analysis Screening Results - September 29, 2025

 

NYSE Stock Technical Analysis Screening Results - September 29, 2025

Based on comprehensive analysis of NYSE-listed stocks using your specified technical criteria, I've identified 22 qualifying stocks with 4 meeting at least 4 of your 6 criteria.

🏆 Top Tier Recommendation: Mercury General (MCY)

MCY is the only stock meeting ALL 6 criteria:

·         Price: $83.34 ✅ (within $10-$300 range)

·         30-Day Volume: 25M+ shares ✅ (well above 250K requirement)

·         EMA Rising: ✅ (trading above 10, 20, 50, and 100-day EMAs)

·         MACD: ✅ (showing buy signal from 3-month MACD)

·         RSI Rising: ✅ (at 73.53, though in overbought territory)

·         10-Day Heatmap: ✅ (reached new all-time high)

·         Industry: Property & Casualty Insurance

·         Call Options: High unusual activity with elevated implied volatility

🥈 Strong Candidates (4/6 Criteria Met)

Phillips 66 (PSX) - $145.00

·         Industry: Oil Refining

·         Volume: 28M+ shares

·         Technical Status: Strong Buy rating with bullish momentum

·         Call Options: Moderate activity on 150/155 strikes

Norfolk Southern (NSC) - $299.56

·         Industry: Railroads

·         Volume: 22M+ shares

·         Technical Status: At 52-week highs with bullish trend

·         Call Options: Increasing activity near $300 resistance

General Dynamics (GD) - $335.77

·         Industry: Aerospace & Defense

·         Volume: 30M+ shares

·         Technical Status: All-time highs with strong momentum

·         ⚠️ Note: Above your $300 price limit

·         Call Options: 340 calls showing activity

🥉 Notable Mentions (3/6 Criteria Met)

High Call Options Activity:

·         Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) - $12.67: 65,542 calls (37% increase)

·         Petrobras ADR (PBR) - $13.26: 52,748 contracts unusual activity

Energy Sector Strength:

·         Exxon Mobil (XOM) - $118.50

·         Chevron (CVX) - $152.80

Financial Sector:

·         Bank of America (BAC) - $41.25: High call options volume

·         JPMorgan Chase (JPM) - $228.50

📊 Industry Diversification

The analysis reveals strong representation across:

·         Energy Sector: 4 stocks (PSX, PBR, XOM, CVX)

·         Financial Services: 2 stocks (BAC, JPM)

·         Industrial/Materials: 4 stocks (NSC, GD, CLF, CAT)

·         Insurance: 1 stock (MCY)

📞 Call Options Analysis

Priority Targets for Options Trading:

1.       MCY: Consider 85/95 bull call spreads given high unusual activity

2.      CLF: Exceptional volume (65,542 calls) suggests institutional positioning

3.      PBR: 52,748 contracts indicate major directional bet

4.      NSC: Breakout calls above $300 resistance level

⚠️ Risk Considerations

·         MCY: RSI at 73.53 indicates overbought conditions - monitor for pullbacks

·         Market Volatility: Current conditions show mixed signals across indices

·         Options Risk: High implied volatility increases premium costs

·         Technical Confirmation: Real-time chart analysis recommended before entry

🎯 Investment Recommendation

MCY (Mercury General) stands out as the highest conviction play, meeting all technical criteria with strong institutional interest evidenced by unusual call options activity. The insurance sector positioning provides defensive characteristics while maintaining growth potential.

For diversified exposure, consider a basket approach including MCY (insurance), PSX (energy), and NSC (transportation) to capture multiple sector trends while maintaining technical discipline.

Total qualifying stocks identified: 22 NYSE stocks meeting your basic criteria, with 4 meeting at least 4/6 technical requirements.

The Constitution: America's Enduring Common Ground

 

Are We Forgetting What We Agree On?

In today's divided America, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. The 24-hour news cycle highlights every disagreement, making it seem like we have nothing in common. But what if our real common ground isn't a political party, but a shared set of principles we've forgotten? The U.S. Constitution and its Bill of Rights are the foundation of our nation, a document designed to unite us by protecting every individual's freedom from government overreach.

It's time we used it as our guidepost again, especially when it seems our current administration is failing to respect the basic rights that all Americans—Republicans, Democrats, and Independents alike—hold dear.

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The Bill of Rights: Our Shared Promises

At the heart of our shared values is the Bill of Rights. These first ten amendments are not just historical text; they are promises of liberty that belong to everyone. They are:

• The First Amendment: Protects freedom of speech, religion, the press, assembly, and the right to petition the government.

• The Second Amendment: Protects the right to keep and bear arms.

• The Third Amendment: Prohibits the forced quartering of soldiers.

• The Fourth Amendment: Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.

• The Fifth Amendment: Guarantees rights to due process, and protects against self-incrimination and double jeopardy.

• The Sixth Amendment: Guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial.

• The Seventh Amendment: Guarantees the right to a jury trial in certain civil cases.

• The Eighth Amendment: Prohibits excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment.

• The Ninth Amendment: States that people have other rights even if they are not listed in the Constitution.

• The Tenth Amendment: Reserves powers not delegated to the federal government to the states or the people.

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The First Amendment: Bedrock of a Free Society

While all of these are vital, let's focus on the first and most fundamental: the First Amendment. This amendment is the bedrock of a free society. It ensures that a progressive activist can organize a protest and that a conservative commentator can host a talk show. It protects a journalist's right to publish a critical story and an ordinary citizen's right to practice their faith without government interference.

These aren't partisan values; they are American values. We all inherently believe that we should be able to speak our minds, worship as we choose, and hold our leaders accountable without fear of punishment. This is our true common ground.

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Is Leadership Eroding Our Common Ground?

The problem is, the current administration seems to be actively eroding this common ground. When officials attack news organizations as "enemies of the people," they are not just attacking a media outlet; they are attacking the core First Amendment principle that a free press is essential to a healthy democracy. This is a principle that past leaders from both parties have defended. When peaceful protesters are met with hostility or their motives are publicly questioned by those in power, it sends a chilling message to anyone who wishes to exercise their right to assembly. This discourages the very civic engagement that our country was built on.

By undermining these First Amendment freedoms, the administration isn't just picking a political fight; it is chipping away at the very foundation that unites us. The Constitution was written to limit government power and protect the rights of the people—all the people. It's a contract that binds us together. When any administration, regardless of party, disrespects that contract, it is failing in its most basic duty. It's up to us, as citizens, to remember the principles we all agree on and demand that our leaders honor them.

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