FRI 3/6: GVA – CALLING A 3RD SELL SIGNAL @ $123.28 +9.8%

3:22 PM – Shares have broken below the 50 DMA, and that is a SELL SIGNAL under our rules. When a stock violates this key intermediate support level, it often signals a shift in trend and increasing downside risk. Calling a 3RD and FINAL SELL SIGNAL here.

ULTRA Trader’s Tip: The 50 DMA Signals Trend Risk

  • The 50 DMA often acts as a major line of institutional support.

  • A break below this level signals weakening intermediate momentum.

  • Acting quickly on rule violations helps preserve gains before selling accelerates.

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FRI 1/23: GVA – CALLING A 2ND SELL SIGNAL @ $119.61 +6.5%

3:48 PM – Shares are losing support at the 10 DMA and are now breaking below the ROUND-$120 level, signaling a deterioration in short-term structure. Calling a 2ND SELL SIGNAL here and taking another round of profits.

SELL SIGNALS:
12/31 (1/3) @ $116.38 +3.7%
1/23 (1/3) @ $119.61 +6.5%

ULTRA Trader’s Tip: When Support Levels Stack, Pay Attention

  • Losing the 10 DMA weakens short-term momentum.

  • Breaks of round-number support often accelerate selling pressure.

  • Scaling out as structure fails keeps profits protected while risk rises.

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WED 12/31: GVA – CALLING A 1ST SELL SIGNAL @ $116.38 +3.7%

10:05 AM – Shares are breaking below their 10 DMA at $116.61 this morning. That loss of short-term support represents a clear technical violation and triggers a 1ST SELL SIGNAL.

SELL SIGNALS:
12/31 (1/3) @ $116.38 +3.7%

ULTRA Trader’s Tip: Sell the Rule Breaks, Not the Story

  • The 10 DMA defines short-term momentum and must be respected.

  • Even profitable positions should be trimmed when key support fails.

  • Discipline means acting on technical signals, not defending prior gains.

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