These are the stocks that are passing at least three of my five filters, for the week of November 3. There were no IBD Supply/Demand stocks this week. There were only three IBD top-ranked stocks.

Symbol	Top Ranked	Zacks	PEG	SuppDem	VL	IBD Stock checkup
CELG	1		1		1	A+
EZPW	1	1	1			A+
PRGO		1	1		1	A+
AMED		1	1		1	A+
BCR		1	1		1	A+
AXYS		1	1		1	A+
ARO		1	1		1	A
JOSB		1	1		1	A
CLHB		1	1		1	A
GWR		1	1		1	A
MATK		1	1		1	A
CSX		1	1		1	A-
BIG		1	1		1	A-

VMI is off the core list.

Core list (with n of 10 weeks passing):

Symbol	Passing weeks	Earnings
ARO	10	Earn 3-Dec
EZPW	9	Earn 6-Nov
AMED	9	Earn 28-Oct
FLIR	8
CELG	8
URBN	6	Earn 13-Nov
WAB	6
OSIP	6
PRGO	6	Earn 6-Nov
AXYS	5
MANT	5	Earn 29-Oct

	moving down this week
	moving up this week
	new this week

The Market remains in Red Light mode according to the 1-2-3 model. The Inflation Model has remains at a negative two inflation stars ("deflation").

The markets showed a remarkable turnaround last week. After a quick gander at the charts, it looks like the NASDAQ has bounced off of 1500 and is approaching a gap at 1900. The big question would be whether it can rise above that gap. My thinking is that it will test it but will have difficulty penetrating it.

The S&P has shown a similar bounce off of 850, to close at 968.75 last Friday. However, it does not have the gap corresponding to the Nasdaq. Instead, it looks like overhead resistance at 1050.

I am still waiting to see what the markets will do. With volatility at extreme highs (above 80 last week), it would seem to make sense to sell calls (and buy further-out calls for protection). Before the market open on Monday, an S&P SPX Dec 1000/1050 bearish call spread will sell for $1915, with a risk of $3085. This would stand to profit if the SPX ends up at or below 1000 by Dec 19 or if the volatility falls. The bear spread I'm describing is not for everybody, but it would make money if things don't go up much, if they stay where they are, or if they fall.

Have fun trading this week.