| Market Phase:? | Recovery | This indicator compares long term trend with short term price action to explain the current phase of the market. According to the indicator, the stock of II-VI Inc. is in the Recovery Phase. The market for IIVI may have bottomed and is now showing weak signs of recovery. The prices may have temporarily stopped falling. |
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| Short Term Trend: |  (+8)
| The short term trend indicator only looks at 10 to 20 day timeframe to determine the current trend. II-VI Inc.(IIVI) is currently strongly bullish. |
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| 3 Day Money Flow: | (+7)
| The money flowing for last 3 days in IIVI has been extremely bullish. This indicator summarizes the price and volume activity over last 3 days. It is a very short term indicator. |
| Phase:? | Recovery
| | Relative Strength: |  (-2)
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| EPS Growth(yoy): | (-2)
| | Fundamental: | (-4)
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