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Every strategy scanner from our editorial team: proven methods from Weinstein to O'Neil, recalculated daily across our stock universe.

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Bankruptcy Study: The Sharpest Three-Signal Combination Best Hits 3 Live
Best of All Best Hits 6 Live
Best of Short Best Hits 0 Live
Green Light Best Hits 30 Live
Minnow Street Favorites Best Hits 0 Live
Quality & Growth Best Hits 12 Live
Quality & Uptrend Best Hits 11 Live
Quality & Value Best Hits 7 Live
Ben Bennett: Focus List Growth 41 Live
Ben Bennett: Power Screen Growth 80 Live
Dan Zanger: Leader Growth 16 Live
EPS & Revenue Power Growth 37 Live
EPS Acceleration Growth 388 Live
High Revenue Growth Growth 83 Live
Jim Roppel: 20/20 Screen Growth 1 Live
Joshua Growth 102 Live
Martin Zweig: Growth with Reason Growth 72 Live
Matt Caruso: Sales Leader Growth 25 Live
Patrick Walker: 30% EPS Growth Growth 41 Live
Patrick Walker: 40, 40 Screen Growth 96 Live
Quality Growth Growth 204 Live
Small Caps with Growth Growth 5 Live
Ted Zhang: Super Stock Universe Growth 87 Live
Thomas' Favorites Growth 9 Live
Triple-Digit Revenue Growth Growth 21 Live
William O'Neil (CAN SLIM) Growth 13 Live
Altman Z: Balance Sheet Fortress Quality & Balance Sheet 144 Live
Buffett Criteria (Buffettology) Quality & Balance Sheet 98 Live
Buffett: Owner Earnings Yield Quality & Balance Sheet 79 Live
CEO Buys Quality & Balance Sheet 80 Live
FCF/Market Cap Quality & Balance Sheet 27 Live
Fundamental Rank (A / A+) Quality & Balance Sheet 35 Live
Insider Buying (Net) Quality & Balance Sheet 210 Live
Institutional + Insiders Building Positions Quality & Balance Sheet 165 Live
Institutional Accumulation Quality & Balance Sheet 475 Live
Institutions + CEO Buying Quality & Balance Sheet 62 Live
Levermann Quality & Balance Sheet 421 Live
Mark Minervini Code 33 Quality & Balance Sheet 3 Live
Mike Webster: Recession Proof Quality & Balance Sheet 25 Live
Piotroski F-Score (7–9) Quality & Balance Sheet 17 Live
Pros 80% Quality & Balance Sheet 1487 Live
QARP — Quality at a Fair Price Quality & Balance Sheet 48 Live
Terry Smith: Quality (Fundsmith Criteria) Quality & Balance Sheet 46 Live
U/D Accumulation Quality & Balance Sheet 111 Live
Dividend Aristocrats Aktien.Guide 96 Live
Fallen Angels Aktien.Guide 29 Live
NASDAQ Growth Stars Aktien.Guide 4 Live
Quality Stocks Aktien.Guide 23 Live
Short-Squeeze Potential Aktien.Guide 14 Live
Software Ideas Aktien.Guide 35 Live
Top Dividend Stocks Aktien.Guide 86 Live
Top High-Growth Stocks Aktien.Guide 36 Live
Top Performers Europe Aktien.Guide 0 Live
US Dividend Rockets Aktien.Guide 237 Live
Value Stocks Aktien.Guide 5 Live
ATH Breakout & Setup 135 Live
Ants Breakout & Setup 17 Live
Ben Bennett: Power of Four Breakout & Setup 2 Live
Bullish Reversal Bar Breakout & Setup 209 Live
Gap-Up (≥3%) Breakout & Setup 170 Live
Green Line Breakout Breakout & Setup 0 Live
High ADR — Hot Theme Breakout & Setup 4 Live
Inside Day Breakout & Setup 228 Live
Inside Day at Highs Breakout & Setup 25 Live
Mark Minervini: Power Play Breakout & Setup 14 Live
Oliver Kell: Bull Snorts Breakout & Setup 3 Live
Oliver Kell: Gappers Breakout & Setup 82 Live
Oops Reversal Breakout & Setup 122 Live
Pocket Pivot Breakout & Setup 130 Live
Pradeep Bonde: $ Breakout Bullish Breakout & Setup 200 Live
Pradeep Bonde: 4% Breakout Bullish Breakout & Setup 17 Live
Qullamaggie: Continuation Base Breakout & Setup 4 Live
Qullamaggie: Episodic Pivot Breakout & Setup 10 Live
Qullamaggie: High Tight Flag Breakout & Setup 6 Live
Strong DCR (≥80) Breakout & Setup 500 Live
Tight & Near High Breakout & Setup 134 Live
Tight Weekly Closes Breakout & Setup 71 Live
Tight Weekly Range (WCR≥90) Breakout & Setup 223 Live
Volume Surge Breakout & Setup 6 Live
Volume Surge Breakout & Setup 5 Live
EBIT Margin Ranking Valuation & Metrics 206 Live
P/CF Ranking Valuation & Metrics 874 Live
P/E Ranking Valuation & Metrics 158 Live
P/FCF Ranking Valuation & Metrics 519 Live
P/S Ranking Valuation & Metrics 538 Live
Chowder Rule Dividends 369 Live
Dividend Cutters Dividends 82 Live
Dividend Nobility (4 Criteria) Dividends 194 Live
Dogs of the Dow Dividends 10 Live
Big Earnings Surprise Earnings & Surprises 80 Live
Earnings-Gap + RS Earnings & Surprises 52 Live
Recent Earnings Winners Earnings & Surprises 87 Live
21-EMA Trend Momentum & Trend 702 Live
Above 21-EMA Pullback Momentum & Trend 321 Live
Above the 50- & 200-SMA Momentum & Trend 1023 Live
Ameet Rai: Daily Liquidity Momentum & Trend 65 Live
CANSLIM Type RS Momentum & Trend 100 Live
Character Change (CC) Momentum & Trend 14 Live
Chris Perruna: Daily New Highs Momentum & Trend 1 Live
Chris Perruna: Within 15% of Highs Momentum & Trend 9 Live
Gary Antonacci: Dual Momentum (Stock Adaptation) Momentum & Trend 476 Live
High ADR (≥5%) Momentum & Trend 362 Live
Jeff Sun Momentum & Trend 20 Live
Kathy Donnelly: Liquid Movers Up Momentum & Trend 34 Live
Mark Minervini: Trend Criteria — 1 Month Momentum & Trend 437 Live
Mike Webster: Cross Fire Momentum & Trend 1 Live
Mike Webster: Down Days Tell Screen Momentum & Trend 1 Live
Mike Webster: Power Trend Leader Momentum & Trend 82 Live
Mike Webster: Swing Trading List Momentum & Trend 228 Live
Near 52-Week High Momentum & Trend 222 Live
Oliver Kell: 52 Week Highs Momentum & Trend 4 Live
Oliver Kell: Doublers Momentum & Trend 64 Live
Oliver Kell: Strength on Down Day Momentum & Trend 149 Live
Power Trend Momentum & Trend 1147 Live
Qullamaggie: Top Gainers 1M Momentum & Trend 31 Live
Qullamaggie: Top Gainers 3M Momentum & Trend 9 Live
Qullamaggie: Top Gainers 6M Momentum & Trend 36 Live
Qullamaggie: Trend Intensity (13/65) Momentum & Trend 55 Live
RS Leader (≥90) Momentum & Trend 252 Live
RS New Highs Momentum & Trend 121 Live
Richard Moglen: 1 Week Top Performers Momentum & Trend 28 Live
Richard Moglen: Gaps and Strong Moves Momentum & Trend 10 Live
Richard Moglen: Top Performers 3/6 Month Momentum & Trend 275 Live
Stage 2 Leader Momentum & Trend 148 Live
Stan Weinstein: Checklist Momentum & Trend 185 Live
Stan Weinstein: Stage 1 Momentum & Trend 219 Live
Stan Weinstein: Stage 2 Momentum & Trend 934 Live
Stan Weinstein: Stage 3 Momentum & Trend 128 Live
Strength on Stress Days Momentum & Trend 172 Live
Reddit Hot Stocks Research 118 Live
Side Finds Research 365 Live
Altman Z: Distress Zone Risk & Weakness 92 Live
Bankruptcy Study: Stacked Warning Signals Risk & Weakness 122 Live
Below the 50- & 200-SMA Risk & Weakness 386 Live
Beneish M-Score Risk & Weakness 416 Live
Downward Momentum Risk & Weakness 77 Live
Going Concern (Distress Proxy) Risk & Weakness 161 Live
Insolvency Radar: Cash Running Low Risk & Weakness 139 Live
Kathy Donnelly: Liquid Movers Down Risk & Weakness 38 Live
Mike Webster: Overextended (Webby RSI) Risk & Weakness 27 Live
Near 52-Week Low Risk & Weakness 151 Live
Pradeep Bonde: $ Breakout Bearish Risk & Weakness 134 Live
Pradeep Bonde: 4% Breakout Bearish Risk & Weakness 26 Live
Qullamaggie: Parabolic (Short-Watch) Risk & Weakness 8 Live
RS Weakness (≤10) Risk & Weakness 158 Live
Stage 4 (Downtrend) Risk & Weakness 418 Live
Stan Weinstein: Stage 4 Risk & Weakness 418 Live
Stan Weinstein: Stage 4B- Risk & Weakness 281 Live
Thomas Insolvency Candidate Risk & Weakness 8 Live
Weakness Cluster Risk & Weakness 210 Live
Benjamin Graham: Defensive Investor Value & GARP 53 Live
Benjamin Graham: Enterprising Investor Value & GARP 2 Live
Benjamin Graham: Net-Nets (⅔ NCAV) Value & GARP 8 Live
David Dreman: Contrarian Value & GARP 74 Live
James O'Shaughnessy: Trending Value Value & GARP 25 Live
Jim Slater: Zulu Principle Value & GARP 5 Live
Joel Greenblatt: Magic Formula Value & GARP 25 Live
Peter Lynch: PEG ≤ 1 Value & GARP 117 Live
Tobias Carlisle: Acquirer's Multiple Value & GARP 12 Live
Turnaround Candidates Value & GARP 56 Live

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Best Hits 8 scanners live
Growth 18 scanners live

Ben Bennett: Focus List

Ben Bennett's Focus List: quality growth stocks in strong industries. The industry ranks in the top 40 by 12-month stren...

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Ben Bennett: Power Screen

Ben Bennett's Power Screen looks for accumulation in strength: up/down volume ratio (50 days) above 1.2 (more volume on...

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Dan Zanger: Leader

Zanger's real strategy (not the widely circulated 'Liquid High Beta' variant). He buys institutional market leaders: exp...

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EPS & Revenue Power

Quarterly EPS (earnings per share) ≥ 30% and quarterly revenue ≥ 30% with an EPS Rating ≥ 85 — combined earnings and rev...

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EPS Acceleration

Real acceleration: EPS growth (earnings per share, YoY) in the most recent quarter higher than in the prior quarter, fro...

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High Revenue Growth

Consistently high revenue growth: in each of the last 6 quarters, revenue was at least 20% above the same quarter a year...

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Jim Roppel: 20/20 Screen

Roppel's '20/20' looks for the 'elite of the elite' — market leaders with ≥20% growth in revenue, earnings, ROE, and mar...

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Joshua

Joshua's growth scanner — motto: "let your winners run, cut your losers." A hard precondition is the price trend: market...

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Martin Zweig: Growth with Reason

Zweig's approach from 'Winning on Wall Street': strong, accelerating earnings growth confirmed by revenue — but never at...

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Matt Caruso: Sales Leader

Matt Caruso's sales screen: 12-month relative strength above 75, revenue growth in the latest quarter above 40%, 12-mont...

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Patrick Walker: 30% EPS Growth

Patrick Walker's growth momentum screen (replicated in our in-house stock scanner). Group 1 (ALL conditions): price > $1...

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Patrick Walker: 40, 40 Screen

Walker's 'Great Earnings OR Great Sales' screen (Mission Winners): quarterly EPS ≥ +40% OR average revenue growth over t...

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Quality Growth

Quarterly revenue growth ≥ 15% and EPS rating (earnings per share) ≥ 70 — solid growth with a good earnings rating.

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Small Caps with Growth

Small-cap stocks with combined earnings and revenue strength: quarterly EPS (earnings per share) ≥ 30% and quarterly rev...

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Ted Zhang: Super Stock Universe

Zhang's 'Magic Elixir' universe: very liquid (average dollar volume ≥ $50M), volatile (average daily range ≥ 2%), alread...

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Thomas' Favorites

Thomas' personal favorite combination: (1) big growth — quarterly earnings per share (EPS) ≥ 25% AND quarterly revenue ≥...

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Triple-Digit Revenue Growth

Looks for companies with exploding revenue: revenue in the most recent quarter is at least 100% higher than about 6 quar...

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William O'Neil (CAN SLIM)

O'Neil's CAN SLIM criteria ('How to Make Money in Stocks'), quantitative core: quarterly EPS and revenue each ≥ +25% (C)...

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Altman Z: Balance Sheet Fortress

The mirror image of the Distress Radar: Altman Z″ in the safe zone (≥ 2.6) in EVERY available quarter, plus a Piotroski...

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Buffett Criteria (Buffettology)

The screenable Buffett criteria from Mary Buffett's "Buffettology": consistently high return on equity (ROE ≥ 15%), very...

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Buffett: Owner Earnings Yield

Buffett's pricing discipline as a scanner: a wonderful business is only a buy when 'owner earnings' — the cash the owner...

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CEO Buys

The CEO has bought shares of the company in the last 12 months (matched from insider transactions against the officer li...

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FCF/Market Cap

Free cash flow valuation: market cap ÷ the sum of the last 4 free-cash-flow quarters (TTM, i.e. real annual FCF rather t...

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Fundamental Rank (A / A+)

Our own Fundamental Rating (0…100 points, rank A+…F; 50 points = the average of the universe) in the style of profession...

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Insider Buying (Net)

More insider buys than sells over the last 12 months. When the people who know the company best are net buyers, that has...

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Institutional + Insiders Building Positions

INTERIM (1 quarter, with the data we have today): institutional ownership grew in the most recent filing — measured in %...

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Institutional Accumulation

Now with REAL fundamental data: the major holders built net positions in their latest filings (more funds increasing the...

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Institutions + CEO Buying

A double buy signal: the CEO is buying shares of the company AND institutions are building net positions. Rare, but one...

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Levermann

Susan Levermann's scoring system ('The Relaxed Path to Wealth'), here with 11 of the 13 original criteria: return on equ...

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Mark Minervini Code 33

A rare, powerful growth setup from Mark Minervini: earnings per share (EPS), revenue, and profit margin all accelerate s...

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Mike Webster: Recession Proof

Webster's recession screen (original 2020 formula): revenue growth in the latest quarter ≥ 25% AND averaging ≥ 25% over...

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Piotroski F-Score (7–9)

Balance-sheet quality filter by Joseph Piotroski: 9 criteria covering earnings, cash flow, debt, and efficiency combine...

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Pros 80%

Stocks held more than 80% by professionals: institutional ownership (funds, pension funds, asset managers) plus insider...

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QARP — Quality at a Fair Price

Quality at a Reasonable Price, inspired by quantitative factor research (including AQR's 'Quality Minus Junk'): high bal...

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Terry Smith: Quality (Fundsmith Criteria)

Terry Smith's published Fundsmith criteria ('Buy good companies, don't overpay, do nothing'), applied to the dataset: hi...

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U/D Accumulation

Up/down volume ratio (50 days) ≥ 2 — clearly more up-volume than down-volume (accumulation).

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Aktien.Guide 11 scanners live

Dividend Aristocrats

Dividend Aristocrats: companies that have raised their dividend EVERY year for at least 25 years in a row — through the...

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Fallen Angels

Fallen angels: at least a 40% price decline over the last year — but with intact fundamentals: equity ratio above 25%, p...

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NASDAQ Growth Stars

Growth stars from the NASDAQ-100: index member, revenue growth (trailing 12 months) above 20%, and EV/Sales ratio below...

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Quality Stocks

Sixfold quality filter: return on equity above 20%, equity ratio above 25%, free cash flow margin above 25% (last 4 quar...

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Short-Squeeze Potential

HGI top scorers (High-Growth-Investing score ≥ 11 plus additional conditions) with a high short interest ratio: over 10%...

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Software Ideas

Software and internet companies with efficient growth: Rule of 40 above 40 (revenue growth + free cash flow margin, trai...

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Top Dividend Stocks

The best dividend payers by our dividend score (0–15, top list from 12 points): 0–3 points each for dividend yield (≥ 1....

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Top High-Growth Stocks

The top scorers of the High-Growth-Investing strategy (Stefan Waldhauser) with enterprise value above $5B: HGI score at...

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Top Performers Europe

European long-distance runners — in our universe, the German and French stocks: over 100% price gain in 5 years, return...

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US Dividend Rockets

US stocks whose dividend has grown by more than 15% per year over the last 5 years (calendar-year totals per share, spli...

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Value Stocks

Quality at a bargain price: return on equity above 20%, equity ratio above 25%, free cash flow margin above 10% (last 4...

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Breakout & Setup 25 scanners live

ATH

All-Time High: shows stocks currently trading at their all-time high — no more than 2% below it. The all-time high is me...

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Ants

Ants (William O'Neil): if a stock has risen on at least 12 of the last 15 trading days, gained at least 10% in total, an...

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Ben Bennett: Power of Four

Ben Bennett's "Power of Four": the 10-, 20-, 50-, and 200-day lines sit extremely close together (max. 1% apart). This c...

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Bullish Reversal Bar

Bullish Reversal Bar: a single daily bar that first makes a new low below the prior day's low, then reverses sharply and...

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Gap-Up (≥3%)

A price gap of at least 3% to the upside: the stock opened at least 3% above the prior day's close — the raw form of the...

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Green Line Breakout

Stocks breaking out above an all-time high, checked over the complete available price history — fresh strength with no o...

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High ADR — Hot Theme

Qullamaggie approach: trade volatile stocks (high ADR) in whichever sub-sectors are hottest right now. Specifically: ADR...

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Inside Day

Inside Day: today's entire daily range (high and low) sits within yesterday's — the market is contracting. This volatili...

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Inside Day at Highs

Inside day near the high (≤ 10% below it) with RS Rating ≥ 80 — tight consolidation close to the high.

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Mark Minervini: Power Play

Minervini's Power Play ('Trade Like a Stock Market Wizard'): a price explosion of at least 100% in roughly 8 weeks that...

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Oliver Kell: Bull Snorts

Kell's 'Bull Snorts' (Screening Guide): liquid stocks (price above $20, average volume above 500,000) that are trading u...

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Oliver Kell: Gappers

Kell's gap screen (Screening Guide): liquid stocks (price above $20, average volume above 500,000 shares) that opened mo...

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Oops Reversal

Oops Reversal (Larry Williams bottom reversal): the stock gaps down below the prior day's low at the open — typical afte...

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Pocket Pivot

Pocket Pivot (O'Neil/Gil Morales): an early accumulation signal. It's a strong up day with a high close, whose daily vol...

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Pradeep Bonde: $ Breakout Bullish

Bonde's dollar breakout (original Stockbee formula 'c−o ≥ 0.90'): the stock closes at least $0.90 above its opening pric...

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Pradeep Bonde: 4% Breakout Bullish

Bonde's most-used scan (original Stockbee formula 'c/c1 ≥ 1.04'): a daily gain of at least 4% on above-average volume (r...

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Qullamaggie: Continuation Base

Kullamägi's main setup (breakout/continuation): first a big move (≥ 25% in the last month), then an orderly, tight conso...

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Qullamaggie: Episodic Pivot

Episodic Pivot (EP) per Kristjan Kullamägi ('Qullamaggie'), learned from Pradeep Bonde. His own definition: a daily gap/...

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Qullamaggie: High Tight Flag

High Tight Flag / tight bull flag per Kullamägi's teaching: requires a large lead-in move (≥ 50% in roughly 2 months). T...

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Strong DCR (≥80)

Daily Closing Range ≥ 80 — closing price in the top fifth of the day's range (strength into the close).

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Tight & Near High

Tight daily and weekly range (WCR ≥ 85, DCR ≥ 70) no more than 8% below the high — volatility contraction just under the...

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Tight Weekly Closes

Tight Weekly Closes: the last three weekly closing prices sit within just 1.5% of each other — the stock closes week aft...

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Tight Weekly Range (WCR≥90)

Weekly Closing Range ≥ 90 and Daily Closing Range ≥ 70 — a very tight, strong weekly range closing near the high.

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Volume Surge

Relative volume (20 days) ≥ 2 and daily change ≥ 3% — a clear volume surge with price movement.

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Volume Surge

Two consecutive trading days each with more than 5 times normal trading volume (average of the preceding 5 trading days)...

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Valuation & Metrics 5 scanners live
Dividends 4 scanners live
Earnings & Surprises 3 scanners live
Momentum & Trend 37 scanners live

21-EMA Trend

Price above the 21-day EMA in a Stage 2 uptrend — a tight trend-following setup.

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Above 21-EMA Pullback

A pullback to the 21-day EMA within an intact uptrend — the classic add-on point for momentum traders. Criteria: price a...

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Above the 50- & 200-SMA

Price above the 50- and the 200-day line — intact uptrend above both key moving averages.

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Ameet Rai: Daily Liquidity

Rai's daily liquidity list (original criteria, TraderLion): every stock with at least 6 million shares traded today and...

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CANSLIM Type RS

Based on William O'Neil's CAN SLIM idea: buy the market leaders, not the laggards. Looks for leading tech and consumer s...

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Character Change (CC)

The 'Character Change' scan looks for stocks ahead of a possible positive trend reversal — fallen former leaders that ar...

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Chris Perruna: Daily New Highs

Perruna's quality new-high screen (chrisperruna.com): the stock closes practically at its 52-week high (no more than 0.5...

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Chris Perruna: Within 15% of Highs

Perruna's base screen for quality stocks within striking distance of their high (chrisperruna.com): no more than 15% bel...

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Gary Antonacci: Dual Momentum (Stock Adaptation)

Antonacci's "Dual Momentum" requires both at once: absolute momentum (the stock is up over 12 months — it's rising at al...

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High ADR (≥5%)

Average Daily Range (ADR) ≥ 5% with an RS Rating ≥ 70 — high inherent volatility for range expansion.

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Jeff Sun

Jeff Sun's (CFTe, from the Qullamaggie school) momentum growth approach: he hunts the strongest movers. Criteria: quarte...

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Kathy Donnelly: Liquid Movers Up

Donnelly's Liquid Movers (Lifecycle Trade approach): stocks with at least $20 million in daily dollar volume that are up...

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Mark Minervini: Trend Criteria — 1 Month

Minervini's 8-point trend template in its minimum book version (200-day line rising for at least 1 month): price above t...

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Mike Webster: Cross Fire

Webster's Crossfire screen (original 2020 formula): up at least +1.5% today on a strong close (Daily Closing Range ≥ 80%...

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Mike Webster: Down Days Tell Screen

Webster's tell screen for weak market days (original 2020 formula): stocks that fall less than the market on down days (...

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Mike Webster: Power Trend Leader

Mike Webster's ideal case — a true leading stock that's trending HEALTHY rather than overheated. Requirements: an active...

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Mike Webster: Swing Trading List

Webster's swing trading universe (original 2020 formula): the liquid base selection for swing trades — price ≥ $10, aver...

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Near 52-Week High

No more than 5% below the 52-week high with RS rating ≥ 70 — strength near the high.

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Oliver Kell: 52 Week Highs

Kell's new-high screen (Screening Guide): the stock closes essentially at its 52-week high (no more than 0.5% below it)...

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Oliver Kell: Doublers

Pure momentum outliers: stocks that have at least doubled this year (YTD > 100%), priced above $20, with sufficient liqu...

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Oliver Kell: Strength on Down Day

Kell's screen for weak market days (Screening Guide): liquid, volatile stocks (price above $20, average volume above 500...

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Power Trend

Minervini/Qullamaggie Power Trend: the daily low has stayed above the 21-day EMA for at least 10 days, the 21-EMA has be...

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Qullamaggie: Top Gainers 1M

Kullamägi's biggest-gainers screen over 1 month — exactly per his original filters: 1-month Absolute Strength rating (AS...

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Qullamaggie: Top Gainers 3M

Kullamägi's biggest-gainers screen over 3 months — exactly per his original filters: 3-month Absolute Strength rating (A...

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Qullamaggie: Top Gainers 6M

Kullamägi's biggest-gainers screen over 6 months — exactly per his original filters: 6-month Absolute Strength rating (A...

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Qullamaggie: Trend Intensity (13/65)

Trend Intensity indicator from the source: ratio of the 13-day average to the 65-day average × 100. Values above 108–110...

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RS Leader (≥90)

Relative strength rating ≥ 90 — the strongest ~10% relative to the market.

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RS New Highs

Relative strength rating ≥ 90 and no more than 8% below the 52-week high — leading stocks at or near new highs.

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Richard Moglen: 1 Week Top Performers

Moglen's weekly watchlist (TraderLion): the strongest liquid stocks of the past trading week — at least +15% over the la...

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Richard Moglen: Gaps and Strong Moves

Moglen's daily screen (Deepvue: 'stocks that have a gap up and large gain for the day'): the stock opens at least 3% abo...

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Richard Moglen: Top Performers 3/6 Month

Moglen's leader list (TraderLion): stocks in the top decile of relative strength over 3 or 6 months (RS rating 3M or 6M...

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Stage 2 Leader

The 'Stage Analysis Leaders' scan: stocks early in an uptrend. Weinstein Stage 2, liquid (average $ volume 20D > $20M),...

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Stan Weinstein: Checklist

Weinstein's buy checklist ('Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets'): Stage 2 (fresh uptrend), price above the l...

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Stan Weinstein: Stage 1

Weinstein Stage 1 — basing: the price moves sideways and the 30-week line (150-day SMA) flattens out after a downtrend....

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Stan Weinstein: Stage 2

Weinstein Stage 2 — uptrend: the price is above the rising 30-week line. This is the markup phase and the only one in wh...

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Stan Weinstein: Stage 3

Weinstein Stage 3 — topping: the uptrend loses momentum, the 30-week line flattens, price action turns choppy. Time to l...

● Live · 128 Findings

Strength on Stress Days

True relative strength on stress days (idea: Ben Bennett's 'Down Day RS', here additionally sharpened at the sector leve...

● Live · 172 Hits

Research 2 scanners live
Risk & Weakness 19 scanners live

Altman Z: Distress Zone

Altman's bankruptcy early warning in its purest form: the Z″-Score is in the distress zone (< 1.1) in both the most rece...

● Live · 92 Findings

Bankruptcy Study: Stacked Warning Signals

The working version of our own analysis of 792 U.S. bankruptcies since 2005. Its core finding: no single warning sign ca...

● Live · 122 Findings

Below the 50- & 200-SMA

Price below the 50- AND the 200-day line — downtrend structure below both moving averages.

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Beneish M-Score

Professor Messod Beneish's earnings-manipulation indicator: eight ratios drawn from two annual financial statements (rec...

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Downward Momentum

Weak 3-month RS (≤ 10) and falling today — negative momentum.

● Live · 77 Findings

Going Concern (Distress Proxy)

Going concern refers to serious doubt about whether a company can continue to operate. This scanner takes the classic wa...

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Insolvency Radar: Cash Running Low

The mirror image of the Graham Net-Net shopping list: instead of companies with a bulging current-asset cushion, this sc...

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Kathy Donnelly: Liquid Movers Down

Donnelly's sell/risk side (lifecycle trade approach): stocks with at least $20M in daily dollar volume that are down at...

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Mike Webster: Overextended (Webby RSI)

Mike Webster's caution/climax zone: the price has run ≥ 3 ATR (50-day) above the 21-EMA — measured with the Webby RSI 2....

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Near 52-Week Low

No more than 10% above the 52-week low — persistent weakness near the yearly low.

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Pradeep Bonde: $ Breakout Bearish

Bonde's dollar breakdown (original Stockbee formula 'o−c ≥ 0.90'): the stock closes at least $0.90 below its opening pri...

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Pradeep Bonde: 4% Breakout Bearish

Bonde's downside counterpart (original Stockbee formula 'c/c1 ≤ 0.96'): a daily loss of at least 4% on above-average vol...

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Qullamaggie: Parabolic (Short-Watch)

Kullamägi's third setup, the Parabolic (mostly SHORT): stocks act like rubber bands — when they're extremely overextende...

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RS Weakness (≤10)

Relative strength rating ≤ 10 — the weakest ~10% relative to the market.

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Stage 4 (Downtrend)

Weinstein Stage 4 — downtrend phase (short environment). Pure factual analysis, not a recommendation.

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Stan Weinstein: Stage 4

Weinstein Stage 4 — downtrend: the price sits below the falling 30-week line, with lower highs and lower lows. Avoid on...

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Stan Weinstein: Stage 4B-

Advanced Stage 4 downtrend with very weak relative strength (RS ≤ 20) — deep, persistent weakness. Clearly to be avoided...

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Thomas Insolvency Candidate

Looks for companies with high bankruptcy risk: weak balance sheet (at least 2 warning signs), earnings don't cover inter...

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Weakness Cluster

Stage 4 + very weak RS (≤ 15) + price below the 200-day SMA — multiple weakness signals bundled together.

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Value & GARP 10 scanners live

Benjamin Graham: Defensive Investor

Graham's criteria for the defensive investor ("The Intelligent Investor"), applied to the available dataset: adequate si...

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Benjamin Graham: Enterprising Investor

Graham's criteria for the enterprising investor ("The Intelligent Investor", Ch. 15) — the more active sibling of the de...

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Benjamin Graham: Net-Nets (⅔ NCAV)

Graham's most famous bargain rule, in its original form: market capitalization is below ⅔ of net current asset value (NC...

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David Dreman: Contrarian

Dreman's contrarian strategy ("Contrarian Investment Strategies"): buy what everyone shuns — but only with healthy funda...

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James O'Shaughnessy: Trending Value

O'Shaughnessy's strongest strategy from 'What Works on Wall Street': first find the cheapest decile of the universe via...

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Jim Slater: Zulu Principle

Slater's 'Zulu Principle' — growth at a bargain price in small- and mid-cap stocks: PEG ≤ 0.75 with expected earnings gr...

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Joel Greenblatt: Magic Formula

The simplified screener version of Greenblatt's "The Little Book That Beats the Market": above-average companies (return...

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Peter Lynch: PEG ≤ 1

Lynch's core rule from 'One Up on Wall Street': the P/E should be below the growth rate — PEG (P/E ÷ expected earnings g...

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Tobias Carlisle: Acquirer's Multiple

Carlisle's 'Acquirer's Multiple': what would an acquirer pay for the whole business? Enterprise value (market cap + debt...

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Turnaround Candidates

A turnaround is the reversal of fortune of a struggling company: first the stock crashes, then the business turns around...

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Terms Explained: the Scanner Glossary

Every technical term our scanners use — explained briefly and clearly.
52-Week High / Low
The highest or lowest price of the last 52 weeks (one trading year). "Within 10% of the 52-week high" means: the stock is trading near its yearly high - a sign of strength, since weakness looks different.
Absolute Strength (AS)
The strength rating from Qullamaggie's original tool: a percentile from 1 to 99 for price gains over a period (1, 3, or 6 months). On our site it corresponds to the RS Rating over the same period.
Accumulation
The patient buildup of a position by large players, visible through above-average volume on up days. The opposite - distribution - is large holders unloading shares into rising prices.
ADR (Average Daily Range)
The average daily swing of a stock in percent - measured over 10 or 30 trading days (columns "ADR 10D/30D"). An ADR of 5% means: on a normal day the gap between the intraday low and high runs about 5%. Traders look for movement - that is why stocks with an ADR under 1% are filtered out globally. Not to be confused with ADR meaning "American Depositary Receipt" (a US certificate for foreign shares) - here ADR always means the daily swing.
AI Classification
Our company-by-company assessment of the AI boom based on SEC filings (the last four quarterly 10-Q reports and two annual 10-K reports): "Sells AI" (AI is a revenue source), "Threatened" (AI is a concrete business risk), "Uses AI" (operational use), or "Neutral" (no material AI exposure). Every classification requires at least two direct quote citations - otherwise the column shows "-". Not a quality judgment or a buy recommendation; the full file is on the stock page, methodology at /stocks/ai-rating-methodology.
All-Time High (ATH)
The highest price in the stock's entire available history. Above the all-time high there is no old resistance left: nobody is sitting on losses waiting to "get out even" - every holder is in profit. That is why breakouts to all-time highs are considered especially clean.
Altman Z-Score
A bankruptcy early-warning system developed by Edward Altman: several balance-sheet ratios are combined into one score. We use the Z″ variant, built from four balance-sheet ratios — it is designed for service companies and non-manufacturers and uses book value instead of market value. Values from 2.6 up are considered a safe zone, values below 1.1 a distress zone with elevated bankruptcy risk; in between lies a grey area. Because the classic Altman Z is calculated differently, the two numbers are not directly comparable. The formula does not fit banks, insurers, or real-estate stocks.
Analysis (Full Company Analysis)
If the Analysis column shows "Read," there is an in-depth TickerGuard company analysis for this stock: business model, scanner findings, quarterly results, evidence from SEC filings, plus opportunities and risks. One click opens it directly.
ATR (Average True Range)
The average daily range in dollars (instead of percent like the ADR), including gaps. Often used as a yardstick: "3 ATR above the 21-EMA" means the price has run three normal daily moves above its trend line - significantly extended.
Avg/Yr 3Y (Average Annual Return)
The stock's average annual return over the past 3 years. Shows at a glance whether a stock delivers over the long run or just had a short hot streak.
Base / Consolidation
A pause in the chart: after a rally, the stock trades sideways for weeks in a range, ideally with higher lows and shrinking volume. The most durable breakouts come out of such bases - the quieter the base, the better.
Beta
Measures how much a stock swings relative to the overall market: a beta of 2 means it moves on average twice as much as the market - in both directions.
Breakout
The price clears a level where it previously failed multiple times (top of a base, an old high) - ideally on clearly elevated volume. For many momentum strategies, the breakout is the actual buy signal.
CANSLIM
William O'Neil's strategy framework, whose seven letters each mark a criterion - among them current earnings growth, new products/highs, institutional sponsorship, and market direction. Core idea: buy the market leaders, not the laggards.
Debt/Equity Ratio
Debt divided by (tangible) equity. A value of 0.5 means: for every dollar of equity there are 50 cents of debt. The lower, the more cushion a company has in bad times - value and quality investors like values under 1.
Dividend Aristocrats
S&P 500 companies that have raised their dividend every year for at least 25 years - through every crisis along the way. The title is no guarantee for the future, but it is hard evidence of an extremely stable business model in the past.
Dollar Volume
Shares traded x price = how much money flows through the stock per day. An average dollar volume of $2 million or more makes sure you can also get back out without moving the price yourself - the single most important liquidity filter.
Earnings Date
The date of the next quarterly earnings report. Price gaps in either direction are common around this date - that is why we color it red when it is 7 days away or less, and yellow when it is 14 days away or less: elevated risk for fresh positions.
EBIT Margin
Operating profit before interest and taxes (EBIT) as a percent of revenue - measures the earning power of the core business alone, independent of financing and tax rates.
EMA (Exponential Moving Average)
Like the simple moving average, but more recent prices carry more weight - the line follows price faster. The 21-day EMA is the standard short-term trend line for momentum traders.
EPS (Earnings per Share)
Quarterly earnings divided by the number of shares outstanding. The most important growth metric: if EPS rises strongly over several quarters, the company is earning more money per share.
EV/EBIT (Enterprise Value ÷ Operating Profit)
Enterprise value (market cap plus debt) divided by operating profit before interest and taxes. The acquirer's perspective: what does the entire business cost - including the debt a buyer would assume - relative to what it earns operationally?
Free Cash Flow (FCF)
Operating cash flow minus capital expenditures - the money left over for everything else (debt paydown, acquisitions, or buybacks). Consistently positive free cash flow is one of the most honest signs of a healthy business model.
Funda Rating (Fundamental Rating A+ to F)
Our proprietary fundamental rating from 0 to 100 points with a school-grade rank from A+ to F. 50 points is the average across the universe, 100 the best possible score. Every stock is scored against all others by percentile: growth in earnings and revenue, earnings surprises, analyst estimates, and quality criteria such as margins, cash flow, and balance-sheet strength. Grades: A+ from 95, A from 75, B from 55, C from 45, D from 25, E from 5, F below — A/A+ are the fundamentally strongest stocks in the universe.
Gap
The stock opens well above or below the prior close - a gap appears on the chart. Gaps are caused by overnight news (earnings, contracts, studies) and show that the valuation has shifted abruptly.
Going Concern
The assumption in a company's annual report that it can continue operating. If auditors raise "substantial doubt" about this, it is one of the sharpest warnings there is - the company could run out of cash.
Graham Number (P/E x P/B ≤ 22.5)
Benjamin Graham's double cap against overpaying: the product of the P/E ratio and the P/B ratio must not exceed 22.5 (e.g., P/E 15 x P/B 1.5). A stock can be a bit pricier on one metric if the other offsets it - but never both at once.
Hot Theme
A part of the market that is running hot right now: the stock's industry is among the top 5 by 1-month relative strength - fresh money is rotating in. Hot themes are recalculated with every run, so new trends (e.g., an AI or uranium hype) surface early, while they are still running.
Insider Buying / Selling
Purchases and sales of a company's own stock by executives and officers - subject to SEC disclosure in the US. Insiders sell for many reasons (a house, taxes), but they buy for essentially one reason: they think the stock is too cheap.
Institutions (Funds & Large Holders)
Funds, pension plans, and asset managers - they move the big money and must disclose their US holdings quarterly. When the number of funds adding to a position rises, that is called institutional accumulation: the fuel behind major trends.
Interest Coverage
Operating income divided by interest expense: how many times over can the company pay its interest from ongoing operations? Below 1, earnings do not even cover interest - a serious warning sign.
Liquidity
How easily a stock can be bought and sold without moving the price - measured by (dollar) volume. Illiquid stocks have wide spreads and jerky prices; that is why almost every scanner applies a minimum liquidity filter.
Long / Short
Long = betting on rising prices (buying the stock). Short = betting on falling prices (selling borrowed shares to buy them back cheaper later). Our short scanners are warning or watch lists - not buy candidates.
Market Capitalization (Mkt Cap)
The market value of the company: share price x total shares outstanding, shown here in billions of dollars. Micro caps (< $0.3B) are small and volatile, mega caps (> $200B) are heavyweights. Our scanner universe is deliberately capped at $50B - we look for stocks with room to run.
Momentum
The driving force behind a price trend: stocks that have recently risen sharply statistically tend to keep rising more often than not. Momentum strategies therefore buy strength - not perceived bargains.
Net Margin
How much of revenue is left as profit? Net income divided by revenue, in percent. A 20% margin means: out of every dollar of revenue, 20 cents is left as profit. Rising margins are a strong quality signal.
Opening Range High/Low
The high and low of the first minutes of trading (e.g., the first 5 or 60 minutes). Qullamaggie buys breakouts above the opening-range high and sets the stop at the day's low - an entry with clearly defined risk.
Operating Cash Flow (OCF)
The cash that actually flows into the company from day-to-day operations - without accounting effects such as depreciation. A company can report book profits while still burning cash; operating cash flow reveals that.
P/B (Price-to-Book Ratio)
Market cap divided by book equity (shareholders' equity). A P/B under 1 means: the company costs less on the market than its book equity - a classic value-investor criterion.
P/CF (Price-to-Cash-Flow Ratio)
Market cap divided by operating cash flow over the last 4 quarters. Harder to dress up than the P/E ratio, because it measures real cash flows instead of book profits.
P/E (Price-to-Earnings Ratio)
Market cap divided by annual earnings: how many years of earnings does the stock cost? A P/E of 15 means that, at current earnings, the purchase price would be "earned back" after 15 years. Only meaningful within an industry and together with growth.
P/FCF (Price-to-Free-Cash-Flow Ratio)
Market cap divided by free cash flow over the last 4 quarters (TTM). A P/FCF of 4 equals a 25% free-cash-flow yield - the lower, the cheaper.
P/S (Price-to-Sales Ratio)
Market cap divided by annual revenue. Useful for companies that are not (yet) profitable - but it says nothing about whether that revenue will ever turn into profit.
PEG (P/E ÷ Earnings Growth)
The P/E ratio divided by the expected earnings growth rate in percent. Peter Lynch's rule of thumb: a PEG around 1 is fair, well below that is cheap - a stock with a P/E of 20 and 40% growth (PEG 0.5) can be cheaper than one with a P/E of 10 and 5% growth (PEG 2).
Percentile
A rank from 1 to 99 relative to every other stock: percentile 95 means the stock beats 95% of the universe on this metric. Our ratings (RS, Stress RS, Funda Rating) are all percentile values.
Piotroski F-Score
A balance-sheet health check developed by Joseph Piotroski: 9 yes/no criteria covering earnings, cash flow, leverage, and efficiency produce a score from 0 to 9. Scores of 7 or higher are considered financially very solid, scores under 3 a warning sign.
Relative Strength (RS Rating)
How much has a stock risen compared with every other stock? The RS Rating is a percentile from 1 to 99: RS 90 means the stock has outperformed 90% of all stocks (depending on the scanner, over 1 week, 1, 3, 6, or 12 months). Market leaders almost always carry high RS values - that is why relative strength is the core of many momentum strategies.
Return on Assets (ROA)
Profit relative to ALL capital employed (equity plus debt). Unlike return on equity, it cannot be flattered by taking on more debt - which is why Greenblatt uses it as a measure of business quality.
Reverse Split
A share consolidation, e.g., 10 old shares become 1 new share - the price appears to jump tenfold without the company becoming worth more. Struggling companies use this to avoid looking like a penny stock; we automatically filter out such distorted stocks.
ROE (Return on Equity)
Profit divided by equity: how much return does the company generate on its owners' money? Consistently above 15-20% is considered a hallmark of top-tier companies.
RVOL (Relative Volume)
Today's trading volume relative to the usual average. RVOL 2 = twice the normal turnover. A volume surge confirms breakouts: without above-average volume, a breakout carries little weight.
Sector & Industry
Two levels of industry classification: sector is broad (e.g., Technology), industry is narrow (e.g., Semiconductors). Many strategies watch industry strength, because strong stocks are almost always found in strong industries.
SMA / Moving Average (10-, 20-, 50-, 200-Day Line)
The average price of the last X days, plotted as a line on the chart (Simple Moving Average). The 50-day and 200-day lines are the most closely watched: price above the line = uptrend intact. The 30-week line from the Weinstein method corresponds to the 150-day line.
Stage (Weinstein Stages 1-4)
Stan Weinstein divides every price chart into four stages: Stage 1 = basing (sideways after a downtrend), Stage 2 = uptrend (the only buying stage), Stage 3 = topping, Stage 4 = downtrend (avoid, or short candidate). Measured against the 30-week line (150-day moving average) and its slope.
Stress RS (Strength on Stress Days)
A stress day is a day on which both the overall market and the stock's own sector fell at least 0.5%. Stress RS counts on how many of these days the stock still closed green (shown as "g/n" = green days out of n stress days) and turns that into a rating from 1 to 99. High values point to buyers stepping in even on weak days - often a sign of institutional accumulation.
Surprise (Earnings/Sales Surprise)
The gap between reported numbers and the analyst estimate. Positive earnings or sales surprises force analysts to raise their models - which often triggers weeks of follow-on buying.
Trend Intensity (TI)
The ratio of the 13-day to the 65-day moving average x 100. Values above roughly 108 show powerful, sustained momentum; the higher, the steeper and smoother the trend.
TTM (Trailing Twelve Months)
The sum of the last four quarters - a true rolling fiscal year instead of one annualized quarter. Makes metrics like free cash flow comparable on a seasonally adjusted basis.
U/D Volume Ratio (Up/Down Volume)
Trading volume on up days divided by trading volume on down days (typically over 50 days). Values above 1 mean: more volume trades on rising days than on falling days - a sign that large players are accumulating.
Volatility Contraction (VCP)
Price swings get tighter from wave to wave - the stock "calms down," often on falling volume. This tightening (Volatility Contraction Pattern, coined by Mark Minervini) shows a balance between supply and demand and often precedes powerful breakouts.
Webby RSI
An indicator from Mike Webster (formerly of the O'Neil team): it measures how many ATRs the day's low sits above the 21-day EMA. Under 3 ATR = healthy trend; above that begins the overextended climax zone, where Webster takes partial profits instead of adding.
YoY (Year-over-Year)
Year over Year: the quarter is compared with the same quarter of the prior year, not the previous quarter. This removes seasonal effects (holiday shopping, etc.) and is the standard for growth rates.
YTD (Year to Date)
The price change since the start of the calendar year. "YTD > 100%" means: the stock has at least doubled so far this calendar year.

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