Fire Sale

Analyzing underlying metrics of overperforming NHL skaters to maximize trade returns before their production fades.

By Jeff Stacks · December 23, 2025 · Updated October 12, 2026

{"template":"feature","intro":["The fantasy hockey season comes at you fast. You spent time figuring out your draft ranking. You followed preseason games, scouting for injuries and potential powerplay deployments. You went through the draft and got the guys you thought could take you all the way. As games pile up and you're outside of a playoff spot, it's not a good feeling to do all that work and come up with a dud of a fantasy team that constantly disappoints. Just know, there's always a silver lining.","One savvy way to maximize your team is to trade players that have a higher profile for underrated assets and higher draft picks for the following season. Drafting as many times as possible in the earlier rounds does not guarantee a good team, but it gives you more darts to throw at a quickly-dwindling free agent board. These are the picks that can make (or break) your team.","It really depends on where you are in the standings. Say you're on the cusp of a playoff spot. Or, there's a three-way battle for the last spot. These are situations where you don't go selling your superstars for nickels on the dollar (sorry, Canadians don't use pennies anymore).","If you're near the bottom of the league, you have to find an edge somehow. The way I approach sale trades is to take a deep dive into the underlying metrics of my players. I usually look for skaters that are overperforming on the score sheet and have indicators that their production may fade.","One prime example from this season is Tyler Bertuzzi. The toothless stud of the Chicago Blackhawks has 16 goals and 10 assists in 30 games. Mostly playing shotgun to breakout superstar Connor Bedard, Bertuzzi is on pace for 42G-26A-63P in 79 games. This would clear his previous career-high by 10 points. While not the first time a 30-year old player has hit a high-mark, I would hazard a guess his shooting percentage (SH%) of 23.88% is unsustainable. I could be wrong but as you'll see, the underlying numbers are not friendly to Todd's favourite nephew.","Before I get into the players I wanted to clarify a few things about league types, and the differences between Redraft, Keeper and Dynasty leagues.","Redraft leagues are standard on the Yahoo platform. You draft before the NHL season begins. You play your season. You try and make your team better - or worse – at the trade deadline. You trudge through the playoffs. The season ends, you watch the real NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs, and forget about everything that happened in Fantasy. You keep none of your players through the next season, but your standings position will affect your draft position. Simple and tidy.","Keeper leagues are a bit more advanced. Keeper league rules can vary greatly. Some leagues have one keeper, some have 10. Other leagues you can keep your players for only one season; in others you can keep your players for five seasons. I was in a league last year where the rule was you could keep five players your first season. You then had to trade all five away before the next season's deadline, otherwise they would all be lost to free agency. This would leave you with nothing in return. The strategy I employ in these leagues is to try to hang on to my best players as long as possible, and move them for the biggest return I can get.","Dynasty leagues are very hands-on. You draft a team, then keep either the entire team or the majority of players on your roster, for as long as you want. Some Dynasty leagues have a small refresher draft every year for dropping retirees and adding rookies. Most Dynasty league types are long-term holds for players.","The players I'm highlighting for trade should make sense to move in any league type, depending on the return."],"players":[{"id":"nylander","name":"William Nylander","team":"Toronto Maple Leafs","position":"C/RW","rostered":"100%","ppUnit":"PP1","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/3114736.png","description":["Toronto Maple Leafs fans likely don't want to hear this, but it may be time to cancel the parade. While the team is still at a .500 record despite some ugly performances this season, all measurable stats indicate this is not a good team. Auston Matthews is on pace for a measly 35G-23A-58P over 77 games. Neither of their \"star\" goalies from last year can stay healthy. Their Defence core is a broken carousel at best. It's been tough sledding for Toronto's favorite Buds.","One bright spot Leafs' fans have been able to look at is William Nylander. Nylander has always been a good, if not elite Forward in the NHL and in Fantasy Hockey. Always playing third fiddle to Matthews and current Golden Knight Mitch Marner, he's had a chance to shine like he's never had before this season.","Racking up 11G-25A-36P in 31 games, with a pace of 27G-62A-89P, Nylander is having a solid campaign. The start of Willy's year was boiling hot. 15 points in nine October games. 17 points in 12 November games. Nylander was virtually the only reason to watch Leafs games for the first two months.","That production has since dropped significantly. With just four points in his last 10 games since the start of December, Nylander's scorching streak cooled off right after his last missed game on November 28, 2025. Coach Craig Berube cited \"an illness\" for Nylander's absence for that game.","This could be unrelated, but since the illness his shot volume has fallen off completely. Along with a game against the Tampa Bay Lightning on December 8, 2025, and another against the Edmonton Oilers on December 13, 2025 where he put up donuts across his stat line, it may be time to think about moving off Nylander. His underlying metrics also aren't doing him any favours either, which I'll get into shortly.","I had a feeling this was going to happen. I owned Nylander in one league and was excited to reap the benefits of his thrilling production to start the Fantasy Hockey season. Of course, I looked into his numbers and they were not the most encouraging at being sustainable. This triggered me to look for a trade partner.","I'm sure the trade looks like too much at first glance. You may even think I got fleeced. To note, outside the 7th round pick, the picks I traded were all extras I acquired from previous sell-high deals earlier in the year.","I included Roman Josi because I have Zach Werenski, Jacob Chychrun, Seth Jones and Simon Edvinsson comprising my D-Core. Josi was additional point production with lower peripheral production that I could afford to move on from. Like Brady, the Predators Captain was also just coming back from a lengthy injury recovery.","Let's break down this trade by the numbers."],"onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"151st","rank":"Low"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"163rd","rank":"Low"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"73rd","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"111th","rank":"Mid"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"14.97%","rank":"High"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.009","rank":"Low"},{"label":"IPP","value":"76.60%","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"286th","rank":"Low"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"169th","rank":"Low"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"364th","rank":"Low"}],"honorableMentions":[],"tradeAnalysis":[{"name":"The 'Banger' Blockbuster","receive":["Brady Tkachuk","2026 13th Pick","2026 13th Pick","2026 15th Pick"],"give":["William Nylander","Roman Josi","2026 7th Pick","2026 8th Pick","2026 10th Pick"],"analysis":"The stats speak for themselves. Brady Tkachuk is an upgrade on William Nylander in just about every facet of Fantasy Hockey, and possibly the sport of ice hockey in general. And this is from someone who grew up a Leafs fan.","comparisons":[{"name":"William Nylander","team":"Toronto Maple Leafs","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/3114736.png","context":"31 Games Played","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"151st","rank":"Low"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"163rd","rank":"Low"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"73rd","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"111th","rank":"Mid"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"14.97%","rank":"High"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.009","rank":"Low"},{"label":"IPP","value":"76.60","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"75th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"35th","rank":"High"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"60th","rank":"High"}]},{"name":"Brady Tkachuk","team":"Ottawa Senators","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/4319858.png","context":"15 Games Played","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"2nd","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"4th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"20th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"5th","rank":"Elite"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"11.34%","rank":"Low"},{"label":"PDO","value":"0.986","rank":"Low"},{"label":"IPP","value":"72.73%","rank":"Low"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"4th","rank":"9th"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"2nd","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"3rd","rank":"Elite"}]},{"name":"Roman Josi","team":"Nashville Predators","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/5436.png","context":"23 Games Played","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"28th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"29th","rank":"High"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"26th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"32nd","rank":"High"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"10.84%","rank":"Low"},{"label":"PDO","value":"0.957","rank":"Low"},{"label":"IPP","value":"48.39%","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"29th","rank":"High"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"25th","rank":"High"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"8th","rank":"Elite"}]}],"intro":[]},{"name":"The Matthew Tkachuk Pivot","receive":["Matthew Tkachuk","2026 8th Pick","2026 10th Pick"],"give":["William Nylander","2026 9th Pick","2026 11th Pick"],"analysis":"Matthew Tkachuk, like his little brother, clears William Nylander in just about every advanced rate metric over a compelling game sample. There's no guarantee Tkachuk continues this generational run, but I personally would not bet against him.","comparisons":[{"name":"William Nylander","team":"Toronto Maple Leafs","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/3114736.png","context":"164 Games (23-25)","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"53rd","rank":"High"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"35th","rank":"High"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"29th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"30th","rank":"High"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"12.53%","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.020","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"IPP","value":"71.94%","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"75th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"35th","rank":"High"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"60th","rank":"High"}]},{"name":"Matthew Tkachuk","team":"Florida Panthers","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/4024854.png","context":"132 Games (23-25)","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"3rd","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"6th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"5th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"2nd","rank":"Elite"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"11.82%","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.013","rank":"Low"},{"label":"IPP","value":"71.08%","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"11th","rank":"11th"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"27th","rank":"High"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"31th","rank":"High"}]}],"intro":["The second example is a trade I think you should be able to complete, in almost any league format. Nylander for Brady's brother, Matthew Tkachuk.","This trade is a bit of a risk. Nobody has any idea how Matthew Tkachuk will look when he slots back into the Florida Panthers’ lineup. Craig Berube could be fired tomorrow and replaced with a coach who values shot generation and clean zone entries. There are a lot of factors to consider, and nobody wants to be left feeling like you lost your shirt.","Allow me to help you through your concerns. Obviously, I can’t compare the two players this season as Matthew Tkachuk has not played a game yet. I’ll instead take a look at both players’ numbers from their previous two respective seasons (2023-2025) to keep things consistent."]}]},{"id":"makar","name":"Cale Makar","team":"Colorado Avalanche","position":"D","rostered":"100%","ppUnit":"PP1","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/4233563.png","description":["This choice, like my next pick, will be controversial. Cale Makar has solidified himself as THE best Defenceman in the NHL for several years now. Winning the Conn Smythe Trophy to pair nicely with his Stanley Cup Ring from the 2021-2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Winning the James Norris Trophy for the NHL's Best Defenceman in both the 2021-2022 and 2024-2025 seasons.","Scoring 1.09 points-per-game over his career. These feats will guarantee Makar as a First-Ballot Hall of Fame player, and will place him firmly in the conversation as one of the best Defencemen of all time.","So why would you trade Cale Makar? Come with me down the rabbit hole; I'll explain. We don't like to admit it, but as humans we all love a good name. We're also influenced by external biases, like sports media and shiny things. I love Cale Makar as a player. I've owned him several times over the past two years.","But can you get equal - or even better value - out of a Makar trade? I would argue yes, and I can back it up. This past summer, I was motivated to make a Makar trade in one of my leagues. I did some digging into players that I felt could put up similar production for a fraction of the cost.","I settled on targeting one man, and one man only. Zach Werenski. Big Z. The Wrench.","I was met with some scorn, with other managers saying they would have paid more for Makar. I was confident I made the right decision.","Let's look at the underlying metrics."],"onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"9th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"5th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"4th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"6th","rank":"Elite"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"13.44%","rank":"High"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.060","rank":"High"},{"label":"IPP","value":"58.57%","rank":"High"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"3rd","rank":"T-3rd"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"4th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"3rd","rank":"Elite"}],"honorableMentions":[],"tradeAnalysis":[{"name":"The Werenski Swap","receive":["Zach Werenski","2026 8th Pick"],"give":["Cale Makar","2026 13th Pick"],"analysis":"As you can see, these two players were extremely close. Their individual rate metrics were virtually identical. Makar got the slight edge for being on a much better team, but Werenski is a Norris-caliber player in his own right when healthy.\n\nThe numbers were SO close, that I was totally comfortable moving the big name in Makar for a player of Zach Weresnki’s equal - but severely underrated - calibre. The five-round pick swap in my favour sealed the deal. ","comparisons":[{"name":"Cale Makar","team":"Colorado Avalanche","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/4233563.png","context":"80 Games (24-25)","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"13th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"18th","rank":"High"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"10th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"8th","rank":"Elite"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"12.79%","rank":"High"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.013","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"IPP","value":"61.33%","rank":"High"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"3rd","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"4th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"5th","rank":"Elite"}]},{"name":"Zach Werenski","team":"Columbus Blue Jackets","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/3899972.png","context":"81 Games (24-25)","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"25th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"17th","rank":"High"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"23rd","rank":"High"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"32nd","rank":"High"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"10.81%","rank":"97th"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.003","rank":"117th"},{"label":"IPP","value":"61.19%","rank":"High"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"4th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"5th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"7th","rank":"Elite"}]}],"intro":[]}]},{"id":"mcdavid","name":"Connor McDavid","team":"Edmonton Oilers","position":"C","rostered":"100%","ppUnit":"PP1","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/3895074.png","description":["I know, I know. I can already hear you screaming at me through the screen, \"WHY WOULD YOU EVER TRADE MCJESUS\". Relax. Its Fantasy Hockey. You're not paying this guy to play for you. If you're at the bottom of your league, there is no reason to have McDavid on your roster. Remember, even Wayne Gretzky was traded. Twice.","McDavid's numbers do not look very sustainable this year. It's unusual for McDavid to not be in the top 10 in the vast majority of advanced rate metrics. For him to be putting up numbers aligned with a second-, or even third-line forward is an outlier based on his career as a whole.","Now, he is Connor McDavid. McDavid has over 10 years of generational point production, and a slight hiccup in advanced analytics should not change your mind on that.","Hopefully I can outline how to get the best bang for your buck in the following trade scenario.","Cutter Gauthier is 21 years old. Leo Carlsson is 20 years old. I don’t expect them to get worse considering how young they are, and based on their stats they are not too far off from McDavid’s underlying production nor his actual production.","Digging into the numbers, and I found Leo Carlsson and Cutter Gauthier actually exceed McDavid in some of the rate metrics. Couple their very good shot and chance generation with a 1st round pick, and this trade can set you up for the future in spades."],"onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"56th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"46th","rank":"High"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"28th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"43rd","rank":"High"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"15.20%","rank":"High"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.016","rank":"Low"},{"label":"IPP","value":"81.58%","rank":"High"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"67th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"94th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"96th","rank":"Mid"}],"honorableMentions":[],"tradeAnalysis":[{"name":"The Future Blockbuster","receive":["Leo Carlsson","Cutter Gauthier","2026 1st Round Pick"],"give":["Connor McDavid","2026 6th Round Pick"],"analysis":"You're never going to 'win' a trade giving up McDavid, but you can build a team for subsequent years. Cutter (21) and Leo (20) could be the backbone of a dynasty.","comparisons":[{"name":"Connor McDavid","team":"Edmonton Oilers","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/3895074.png","context":"2025 Season Data","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"56th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"46th","rank":"High"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"28th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"43rd","rank":"High"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"15.20%","rank":"High"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.016","rank":"Low"},{"label":"IPP","value":"81.58%","rank":"High"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"67th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"94th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"96th","rank":"Mid"}]},{"name":"Leo Carlsson","team":"Anaheim Ducks","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/5149153.png","context":"2025 Season Data","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"49th","rank":"High"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"66th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"86th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"60th","rank":"High"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"13.38%","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"PDO","value":"0.988","rank":"Low"},{"label":"IPP","value":"74.55%","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"184th","rank":"Low"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"113th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"107th","rank":"Mid"}]},{"name":"Cutter Gauthier","team":"Anaheim Ducks","imageUrl":"https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nhl/players/full/5080145.png","context":"2025 Season Data","onIceStats":[{"label":"CF/60","value":"32nd","rank":"High"},{"label":"SF/60","value":"63rd","rank":"High"},{"label":"xGF/60","value":"119th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"SCF/60","value":"68th","rank":"Mid"}],"individualStats":[{"label":"OISH%","value":"14.02%","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"PDO","value":"1.041","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"IPP","value":"69.23%","rank":"Low"},{"label":"ixG/60","value":"106th","rank":"Mid"},{"label":"iCF/60","value":"4th","rank":"Elite"},{"label":"iSCF/60","value":"55th","rank":"High"}]}],"intro":[]}]}],"glossary":[{"term":"ATOI","definition":"Average Time on Ice: The average amount of time a player spends on the ice per game.","source":"The Athletic"},{"term":"CF/60","definition":"Corsi-For per 60: Percentage of total Corsi (shot attempts) while that player is on the ice that are for that player's team.","source":"Natural Stat Trick"},{"term":"SF/60","definition":"Shots-For per 60: Percentage of total Shots on goal while that player is on the ice that are for that player's team.","source":"Natural Stat Trick"},{"term":"xGF/60","definition":"Expected Goals For per 60: Percentage of expected Goals while that player is on the ice that are for that player's team.","source":"Natural Stat Trick"},{"term":"SCF%","definition":"Scoring Chances For Percentage: Percentage of total Scoring Chances while that player is on the ice that are for that player's team.","source":"Natural Stat Trick"},{"term":"OISH%","definition":"On-Ice Shooting Percentage: A player's on-ice shooting percentage refers to their team's 5v5 shooting percentage (including their own) when they are on the ice.","source":"The Hockey Writers"},{"term":"PDO","definition":"On-ice shooting percentage plus on-ice save percentage. 1.000 is the mathematical average. High numbers suggest \"luck\" that may regress.","source":"Natural Stat Trick"},{"term":"IPP","definition":"Individual Points Percentage: The percentage of goals for that player's team while that player is on the ice that the player earned a point on.","source":"Natural Stat Trick"},{"term":"ixG/60","definition":"Individual Expected Goals per 60: A measure of how likely that player's given shot is to become a goal based on historical success rates.","source":"The Hockey Writers"},{"term":"iCF/60","definition":"Individual Corsi For: Any shot attempt (goals, shots on net, misses and blocks) by the player, outside of the shootout.","source":"Natural Stat Trick"},{"term":"iSCF/60","definition":"Individual Scoring Chances For: Any scoring chance by the player, outside of the shootout.","source":"Natural Stat Trick"},{"term":"WAR","definition":"Wins Above Replacement: A one-number estimate of the value (in wins) an individual player provided over a \"replacement level player.\"","source":"The Athletic"}],"outro":["Trading your favourite Fantasy Hockey players can be an intimidating venture. You don't want to feel you lost a trade, but consider making concessions if a trade could make you better in the long term. If you are near or at the bottom of your league's standings, the vultures will begin to circle you very soon. Stay frosty.","Unless you have a specific target in mind, your best option may be to try to start a bidding war. Aim high, because you never know what someone is willing to pay to get the edge on their opponents. Think about being reasonable as well. You want to try to cultivate relationships, not turn someone off from dealing with you because you're stuck on getting a certain return. Ultimately, sometimes the best move is making no move.","I hope my ramblings assisted you in getting some ideas to maximize your trade returns. Keep alert for future specialty articles where I plan to outline big NHL trade breakdowns, Olympic projections, how to prepare for your league’s trade deadline, and more. Wishing all my readers a happy and safe Holiday season.","Good luck, and stay stacking!"],"scheduleStrategy":"All Games Since Oct 8, 2025. All Forwards/Defensemen, All Ice-Times, All Situations.","schedules":[],"author":"Jeff Stacks","authorId":"bac63317-10d4-4727-bde8-e393f4bedc0e","authorSlug":"jeff-stacks","authorInitials":"JS","readTime":"15 min read","sectionTitle":"TRADE TARGETS","sectionSubtitle":"Technical profiles of some select sell-high candidates"}