Question 1

What counts as a falling knife in Utilities?

Accepted Answer

On Broken Stocks, a classic falling knife is a stock down 30% or more from a 52-week high that was set inside the last 120 days — i.e. steep and recent. The 3 Utilities names on this page all clear that bar today. Slow-grinding declines from old peaks aren't included here.

Question 2

How is this different from the full Utilities sector page?

Accepted Answer

The Utilities sector page lists every Utilities stock down 20%+ from a 52-week high regardless of when that high was set. This page narrows to the textbook falling-knife pattern: steeper depth (30%+) and a recent rolling 252-day high (within 120 days). The intent is different — broader decline screen vs. classic falling-knife screen.

Question 3

Is being on this list a sell signal?

Accepted Answer

No. Broken Stocks is a structural-recognition system, not a trading signal service. Listings reflect price action only — not company quality, management, or fundamentals. Not financial advice.

Tier	Ticker	Company	Decline	Days since high	Sigma	Price
Red ListRecovering	475475150.KS	SK eternix	-52.7%	84d	9.8σ	41,500.00 KRW
Red List	AKSEN.IS	AKSA ENERJI	-39.2%	86d	2.4σ	71.40 TRY
Red ListRecovering	EIX	Edison International	-30.4%	80d	1.9σ	$55.93

3 Utilities falling knives.