Monday June 2, 2025 Stocks With a UT Bot Buy Signal After Longest Pullback 135 Days Ago $DVN $NUE $BP $MDB $ANET $CLF $GPC $MU $RCAT $UTSL $PINS $RIOT $TEM $APLD

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Rank	Ticker	Consecutive Days in UT Bot Sell Condition	Name
1	DVN	11	Devon Energy Corporation
2	NUE	11	Nucor Corporation
3	BP	10	BP p.l.c.
4	MDB 🚀	9	MongoDB, Inc.
5	ANET	7	Arista Networks, Inc.
6	CLF 🚀	7	Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.
7	GPC	7	Genuine Parts Company
8	MU 📈	7	Micron Technology, Inc.
9	RCAT 🚀 📈	7	Red Cat Holdings, Inc.
10	UTSL	7	Direxion Daily Utilities Bull 3
11	PINS	6	Pinterest, Inc.
12	RIOT 📈	3	Riot Platforms, Inc.
13	TEM 📈	3	Tempus AI, Inc.
14	APLD 🚀 📈	2	Applied Digital Corporation
15	CART	2	Maplebear Inc.
16	CRWD	2	CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.
17	IREN 🚀 📈	2	IREN LIMITED
18	SBUX	2	Starbucks Corporation
19	SPOT	2	Spotify Technology S.A.
20	EQNR	1	Equinor ASA
21	FCX	1	Freeport-McMoRan, Inc.

What Is UT Bot Indicator?

The UT Bot Indicator is a sleek, algorithm‑driven trend‑following tool built on volatility‑based trailing stops using Average True Range (ATR). It dynamically plots a stop‑price line that trails the market - if price closes above that line it’s bullish, if below it's bearish. When price crosses above the trailing stop, the indicator typically flashes a green arrow, marking a buy signal. Conversely, when it falls below, a sell arrow is generated. It's especially useful when combined with confirmation indicators (e.g. moving‑average trend filters or momentum oscillators) to reduce false signals. UT Bot Indicator is a momentum & trend‑confirmation system that aims to capture directional moves while locking in profits via ATR‑driven stops. Like all indicators, it performs best with solid risk management and isn’t foolproof - but it excels at bringing clarity to entry and exit decisions.