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The 50/200 Cross: FFH and SAM
By: InVivo Analytics   Friday, November 14, 2008 9:54 AM

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A stock scan performed after the close on Thursday for “the cross” found two stocks that might be instructive:

  1. Fairfax Financial Holdings (NYSE:FFH)
  2. The Boston Beer Company (NYSE:SAM)

Fairfax Financial Holdings (FFH)
FFH is the insurance (property & casualty) industry. Forbes wrote an interesting article about their CEO, The Man Who Beat The Shorts.


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Daily Chart with 50- and 200-day Moving Average

The Boston Beer Company (SAM)
SAM is in the alcoholic beverage industry. Seems like people are cutting back on the higher end, micro brew drinking. The company’s latest earnings announcement was well-received by investors.


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Daily Chart with 50- and 200-day Moving Average

The 50/200 “Cross”

The thesis goes something like this: the up or “golden” cross (50-day MA moves above 200-day MA) is supposed to be bullish while the down or “death” cross (50-day MA moves below 200-day MA) portends to weakness.


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