Find high-quality blue-chip stocks during disciplined pullbacks.
The BlueChip Pullback Agent scans a curated universe of high-quality companies and ranks potential opportunities using pullback percentage, RSI, Bollinger Bands, 100-day and 200-day moving averages, valuation, free cash flow strength, revenue trends, and red-flag filters.
No hype. No random dip buying. Just structured research signals.
Educational research signals only — does not place trades and is not personalized investment advice.
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A preview of what the agent surfaces
An illustrative slice of a real scan. Each row reflects pullback depth, RSI, fundamentals, valuation, and support — combined into a single score.
| Ticker | Name | Price | Pullback | RSI | Score | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JNJ | Johnson & Johnson | $152.40 | -18% | 29 | 86 | Stage 2 Add |
| PEP | PepsiCo | $162.10 | -16% | 33 | 78 | Stage 1 Starter |
| NKE | Nike | $73.20 | -42% | 26 | 58 | Monitor |
| MSFT | Microsoft | $412.50 | -8% | 47 | 41 | No Action |
| KO | Coca-Cola | $60.30 | -12% | 38 | 71 | Stage 1 Starter |
| PFE | Pfizer | $27.80 | -55% | 31 | 44 | Red Flags |
| PG | Procter & Gamble | $158.90 | -10% | 41 | 64 | Monitor |
| V | Visa | $268.40 | -14% | 36 | 80 | Stage 2 Add |
Sample data for illustration — not a recommendation.
Research signal only. Not investment advice. Review your own risk tolerance and financial situation before trading. Disclaimer.
Where the data comes from, and how often it updates
The agent is only useful if the inputs are clean. Here's exactly what powers each score and how fresh it is on each plan.
Data sources
Aggregated from established market data providers — never sourced from individual brokerages.
- • Price & volume — end-of-day OHLCV from regulated exchange feeds
- • Technicals — RSI, Bollinger Bands, and 50/100/200-day SMAs computed in-house from the price feed
- • Fundamentals — quarterly free cash flow, revenue, net debt, and EBITDA from SEC filings
- • Valuation — trailing P/E, PEG, and 5-year average benchmarks
- • Universe — 130 curated large-cap blue chips; speculative names are excluded by design
Refresh cadence
How often each plan re-scans the universe and recalculates scores.
Fundamentals refresh quarterly when each company files. Valuation benchmarks update nightly.
The agent looks for six things before flagging a stock
A meaningful pullback from the 52-week high
Oversold or near-oversold technical conditions
Support near major moving averages
Strong or stable fundamentals
Reasonable valuation versus quality
No major red flags such as deteriorating revenue, excessive leverage, or negative free cash flow
Not every opportunity deserves a full position
The agent breaks accumulation into clear confidence tiers so you know exactly how much conviction the setup deserves.
| Stage | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Stage 1 Starter | Good company, early pullback, start small |
| Stage 2 Add | Stronger confirmation near support |
| Stage 3 Strong Add | High-quality company, deep pullback, strong fundamentals, favorable valuation |
| Watch | Good company, but not enough confirmation |
| Avoid | Weak fundamentals or broken setup |
Bollinger + RSI + support confirmation
A dedicated agent for entry timing. It never flags a buy on a Bollinger lower-band touch alone.
- Lower Bollinger Band touch or recovery above it
- 15–30% pullback from 52-week high
- Support near 100-day or 200-day moving average
- RSI oversold (sub-35) or improving from oversold
- Volume confirmation on the reversal
- Valuation discount vs. company history
Trim, sell, or monitor — never react
A separate agent for exit decisions. It distinguishes overvaluation from a broken thesis, and recommends measured action.
- Overvaluation vs. company history (P/E, PEG, FCF yield)
- Weakening fundamentals: margins, revenue, debt
- Proximity to 52-week high + overbought RSI
- Broken thesis: structural risk to the business
- Recommends Hold, Monitor, Trim, or Sell
When the agent recommends trimming or selling
Specific technical and fundamental triggers that move the verdict from Hold toward Sell.
| Signal | Recommended Action |
|---|---|
| Stock is 20%–40% above 200-day SMA | Monitor / trim |
| RSI above 70 and price near upper Bollinger Band | Consider trimming |
| Valuation above 5-year average | Reduce aggressiveness |
| Revenue growth slowing | Monitor |
| Free cash flow weakening | Reduce score |
| Break below 200-day SMA with weak fundamentals | Sell / avoid adding |
| Thesis broken | Sell |
What each sell verdict means
The agent uses five clear labels so you always know whether to hold, watch, trim, or exit.
| Output | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Hold | No major warning |
| Monitor | Some valuation or technical risk |
| Trim | Overextended or risk/reward weakening |
| Sell | Thesis broken or fundamentals deteriorating |
| Avoid New Buy | Good company, bad entry point |
What the agent sees at a glance
A real snapshot of five blue-chip stocks. Each row reflects pullback, RSI, support, fundamentals, valuation, and the agent’s final verdict.
| Stock | Pullback | RSI | Support Zone | Fundamentals | Valuation | Agent View |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
MSFT Microsoft | -18% | 34 | Near 200-day SMA | Strong FCF, strong balance sheet | Slight discount | Stage 1 starter |
AAPL Apple | -12% | 42 | Above 100-day SMA | Stable FCF | Fair value | Watch |
NVDA Nvidia | -24% | 31 | Near lower Bollinger Band | Strong revenue growth | Premium valuation | Stage 1 only |
COST Costco | -8% | 48 | Not near support | Strong quality | Expensive | No action |
Sample Explanation
“MSFT is down 18% from its 52-week high, RSI is near oversold, and price is approaching the 200-day moving average. Free cash flow remains strong and revenue trend has not materially deteriorated. Valuation is still not cheap, so the agent classifies this as a Stage 1 starter position, not a full-position buy.”
One full analysis, end to end
Buy Timing — Stage 1 Starter
Technicals
- • Pullback: -16% from 52-week high
- • RSI: 33 (oversold, improving)
- • Bollinger: testing lower band
- • Support: 1.8% above 200-day SMA
Fundamentals
- • FCF yield: 4.6%
- • Revenue growth: +6% YoY
- • Net debt / EBITDA: 1.9x
- • PEG: 1.7 (fair vs. 5y avg 2.2)
Agent reasoning
PEP is at a moderate, healthy pullback with technicals nearing oversold and price approaching the 200-day SMA — a logical support zone. Fundamentals remain strong and valuation has reset to a multi-year average. A starter position is reasonable; the agent will upgrade to Stage 2 on a confirmed lower-band touch with RSI rebound.
A structured 100-point framework
Every stock is graded across seven weighted categories — so opportunities are ranked by evidence, not gut feel.
Category weights
Score → signal
Every stock is screened for hidden risks
A high score isn't enough. The agent surfaces explicit warnings that change how — or whether — you act.
Earnings soon
Earnings report within the next 14 days — entries carry event risk.
Valuation risk
P/E or PEG still elevated vs. 5-year average despite the pullback.
Fundamental deterioration
Revenue or free cash flow declining year-over-year.
Broken support
Price has closed below the 200-day moving average.
Sector weakness
The broader sector is in a confirmed downtrend.
Overconcentration
Your watchlist already holds too much exposure to the same sector.
Why not every dip is a buy
The biggest mistake retail investors make is buying weakness without distinguishing a temporary pullback from a structural decline.
Falling fundamentals
Shrinking revenue, collapsing margins, or rising leverage turn a 'cheap stock' into a value trap.
Broken thesis
A regulatory shift, technology disruption, or lost competitive moat invalidates the original reason to own it.
Macro overhang
Sometimes the dip reflects a real change in interest rates, demand, or sector economics — not a bargain.
Built for patient, quality-focused investors
Long-term investors
Accumulate quality at fair prices, with conviction.
Swing investors
Find oversold entries with technical confirmation.
Covered-call writers
Time entries near support to maximize premium and downside cushion.
Watchlist builders
Track high-quality stocks until the agent says now.
Take the agent's reasoning anywhere
Every scan can be exported to CSV — drop it into Excel, Google Sheets, or your portfolio tracker. Available on Pro and Premium.
| ticker | sector | price | pullback | rsi | score | signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JNJ | Health Care | 152.40 | -18% | 29 | 86 | Stage 2 Add |
| PEP | Staples | 162.10 | -16% | 33 | 78 | Stage 1 Starter |
| KO | Staples | 60.30 | -12% | 38 | 71 | Stage 1 Starter |
| V | Financials | 268.40 | -14% | 36 | 80 | Stage 2 Add |
| MSFT | Technology | 412.50 | -8% | 47 | 41 | No Action |
Not a stock screener — an opinionated research agent
Basic screeners return 400 names matching 20 filters. The BlueChip Pullback Agent ranks a curated universe by structured evidence — pullback, technicals, fundamentals, valuation, red flags — and tells you the why.
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Free tier includes weekly scans on 10 stocks. Pro adds daily refreshes, the full 130-stock universe, alerts, and CSV export.
Frequently asked questions
What the agent does, how it scores stocks, and what to expect.
What is the BlueChip Pullback Agent?▾
An educational research tool that scans blue-chip stocks for pullbacks of 15%–30% from their 52-week high, oversold RSI and Bollinger Band signals, moving average support, fundamental strength, and valuation discounts, then outputs a 0–100 score and action label.
How does the agent find discounted blue-chip stocks?▾
It combines distance from the 52-week high, RSI, Bollinger Bands, 100-day and 200-day moving averages, free cash flow, revenue trend, balance sheet strength, and valuation vs. 5-year average into a single 100-point score.
Does a Bollinger Band touch mean buy?▾
No. A lower-band touch is a statistical extension, not a signal on its own. The agent only treats it as actionable when RSI is oversold, price is near 100-day or 200-day SMA support, and fundamentals are intact.
What is a Stage 1 starter position?▾
A small initial position taken when several pullback criteria align but full confirmation is missing. Stage 2 adds size on further confirmation, and Strong Add applies when multiple aligned signals score 85+.
How often is the data refreshed?▾
The free tier refreshes daily; the Pro tier refreshes intraday; Premium adds priority refresh. Specific cadence depends on the data provider used by your plan.
Is this investment advice?▾
No. The BlueChip Pullback Agent is a research and educational tool. Nothing on the site constitutes investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any security. See the disclaimer.
What stocks are included in the 130-stock universe?▾
A curated set of large-cap blue-chip companies across staples, healthcare, mega-cap technology, industrials, financials, and major consumer brands. Speculative micro-caps and illiquid names are excluded by design.
Can I export results to CSV?▾
Yes. CSV export is included on the Pro and Premium plans.
Important Disclaimer
This application provides educational stock analysis only. It does not place trades, does not constitute investment, financial, tax, or legal advice, and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. All analysis is generated by automated models that can be wrong. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decision.