Earnings this week, the rebound restarts at the 20-day average
Dutch Bros climbs 2.9% as cash flow turns higher while MACD cools
Earnings this week, the rebound restarts at the 20-day average
Our view last week
This week Dutch Bros stock drops 6.4%, with 85% of volume on the sell side and buyers clearly losing ground: the weekly RSI eases to 54, MACD momentum thins out, and price slid below the first stop level (SL1) flagged in last week's card, in the 64.71 area. Anyone following that level sees the trade close, after 12 weeks of a buy signal and a 12.38% gain versus entry.
This week's summary
Dutch Bros bounces back 2.9% after last week's selloff, with the rebound taking hold right at the daily 20-day moving average, in the 66 area. Cash flow (CMF) is climbing again, a sign buyers haven't walked away, even as the weekly MACD loses steam. The stock reports quarterly earnings this very week: volatility could pick up. The trade opened 13 weeks ago is up 15.6%.
IQS Phase
54
ordinary
Signal Strength
55
medium
Sizing
STANDARD
Ranking
#67 / 120
US stocks in progress
Trade P&L %
+15.59%
from signal to date, no stop loss
Rank position
ranks 67th among the 120 Longs already running for US stocks in our ranking, with a signal strength of 55 out of 100.
Sector context
SectorConsumer Discretionary
Benchmark ETFXLY
Sector regimein positive regime
Performanceweekly +6.11% · monthly -1.69%
BROS belongs to the consumer discretionary sector (reference ETF XLY). The sector is classified in positive regime according to our weekly reading.
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