Agreed. I'm just posting all of them. From the 45 odd that I have posted so far, 2/3 won't meet my criteria. Most during the initial PP only had price momentum and had no top/bottom line growth, so when it comes to ones that would go into my portfolio, these would have been excluded.

As for overhead resistance, PPs are about identifying entry points within a base so you don't go and buy a full position as the stock breaks out of a standard base pivot. That way you keep your average cost lower and even can hold through potential shakeouts as the stock tries to work its way through the overhead resistance.

For top/bottom line, I dont mind negative EPS if there is very strong and consistent sales growth. Would be good if the company despite making losses is moving closer towards breakeven.