US stocks · Sell signal
Dutch Bros slips 4.1% and drifts further from its 50-week average
Our view last week
After last week's 19.5% plunge that opened the Sell signal, Dutch Bros stock slips another 1.9%. On the daily chart, though, selling pressure is starting to ease: money flow stays negative but distribution is losing steam, and the RSI is already near oversold territory. Dutch Bros shares remain 5.4% above their 200-week average. This week's technical analysis keeps the signal in 12th place among the 101 US sell signals, but our model flags this as high risk for opening a fresh short.
This week's summary
Dutch Bros slips another 4.1% and drifts further below its 50-week average, now 14.5% lower. The weekly picture stays bearish: the MACD has sat below its Signal line for three weeks, and the histogram has been falling for seven. On the daily chart money flow stays in distribution, though the pace is easing compared with last week. The price sits between the daily rotation-point resistance, in the 51.5 area, and the rotation-point average support, in the 49.6 area.
IQS Phase
70
in tension
Signal Strength
25
decline starting to make lower lows
Sizing
MINIMUM
Ranking
#47 / 93
US stocks sell signals
Trade P&L %
+5.92%
from signal to date, no stop loss
Rank position
ranks 47th among the 93 sell signals for US stocks in our ranking, with a signal strength of 25 out of 100.
Sector context
SectorConsumer Discretionary
Benchmark ETFXLY
Sector regimein strong phase
Performanceweekly -0.15% · monthly +3.51%
BROS belongs to the consumer discretionary sector (reference ETF XLY). The sector is classified in strong phase according to our weekly reading.
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