The Marcus Corporation
Price Action
Technical Summary
STAGE 2 UPTRENDThe Marcus Corporation is in a confirmed Stage 2 uptrend, with price holding above all major moving averages and trend structure remaining intact. Relative strength is leading (RS Rating: 90), indicating clear outperformance against the broad market. Earnings growth of 4% provides fundamental context to the price action. However, with RSI at 76, the stock is extended and may be prone to a short-term pullback.
Trend Template (Minervini)
Price vs Moving Averages
| Period | Value | Spread | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 SMA | $21.11 | +12.86% | ABOVE |
| 50 SMA | $19.43 | +22.62% | ABOVE |
| 100 SMA | $17.97 | +32.54% | ABOVE |
| 150 SMA | $17.14 | +38.98% | ABOVE |
| 200 SMA | $16.55 | +43.94% | ABOVE |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is MCS in an uptrend right now?
MCS has a trend score of 4/4 based on Minervini's Stage Analysis. Yes, MCS is in a Stage 2 uptrend with price above all major moving averages (50, 100, 150, 200 SMA) properly stacked.
Is MCS overbought or oversold?
MCS's RSI (14) is 76. The stock is in overbought territory (RSI > 70), which may signal a pullback.
Is MCS outperforming the market?
MCS has a Relative Strength (RS) Rating of 90 out of 99. Yes, MCS is a market leader, outperforming 90% of all stocks over the past 12 months.
Where is MCS in its 52-week range?
MCS is trading at $23.82, which is 98% of its 52-week high ($24.34) and 95% above its 52-week low ($12.85).
How volatile is MCS?
MCS has a Beta of 0.61 and 52-week volatility of 35%. It's less volatile than the S&P 500 - generally more stable.