With thousands of names to choose from, how can you efficiently find the best stocks to buy and watch? This week, we focus on top-rated stocks with accelerated sales that you can buy for under $10.
We found four stocks that fit our criteria: Epsilon Energy, pollution control company Quest Resource, Ardmore Shipping and Argentine oil company YPF.
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Top-Rated Stocks: Energy And Pollution Control Firms Head List
Four names with perfect 99 Composite Ratings jump to the top of the accelerated sales scan for stocks under $10.
Quest Resource provides refrigerant reclamation and decontamination services to wholesalers. QRHC stock looks to be climbing the rear wall of a cup base formation with a buy point of 8.40. It holds a lofty 93 EPS Rating and, just last month, posted second-quarter earnings that rose 280% year over year. It also has a rising relative strength line.
Epsilon Energy took a hit on Tuesday, along with most oil stocks, after OPEC+ announced a moderate production cut.
Still, EPSN stock is forming a cup with handle with a buy point of 7.76. It is also trading above its 50- and 200-day moving averages while holding respectable 88 EPS and 94 RS Ratings.
Ardmore is an ocean shipping company with a fleet of more than 25 oil and chemical transports. This top-rated stock has a low 71 EPS Rating but just reported Q2 earnings that rose 465% year over year.
It also boasts a perfect 99 RS Rating.
ASC stock has nearly doubled in price since completing a cup in April and is trading just under the $10 mark.
State-owned Argentine oil company YPF continues to add points and is extended past its profit-taking zone from a double-bottom entry of 4.82. While the stock is trading above its 50- and 200-day lines, investors may want to consider taking profits and stepping to the sidelines.
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