Friday January 3, 2025 Longest Consecutive UT Bot Sell Days As Of Twenty Days Ago $XP $DIS $NAIL $CLF $AMC $T $TLT $WMT $FCX $TMF $UAA $KHC $COST $WBD

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Rank	Ticker	Consecutive Days In Sell Condition	Name
1	XP	25	XP Inc.
2	DIS	22	Walt Disney Company (The)
3	NAIL 🚀	21	Direxion Daily Homebuilders & S
4	CLF 🚀	20	Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.
5	AMC 🚀 📈	19	AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc
6	T	18	AT&T Inc.
7	TLT	18	iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond
8	WMT	18	Walmart Inc.
9	FCX	17	Freeport-McMoRan, Inc.
10	TMF	17	Direxion Daily 20-Yr Treasury B
11	UAA	15	Under Armour, Inc.
12	KHC	13	The Kraft Heinz Company
13	COST	12	Costco Wholesale Corporation
14	WBD 🚀	12	Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. -
15	CVNA 📈	11	Carvana Co.
16	MSFT	11	Microsoft Corporation
17	NOK 🚀	11	Nokia Corporation Sponsored
18	NTAP	11	NetApp, Inc.
19	OKTA 🚀	11	Okta, Inc.
20	PANW	11	Palo Alto Networks, Inc.
21	RBRK 🚀 📈	11	Rubrik, Inc.
22	DKNG	8	DraftKings 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.