Invalid date chosen. Displaying data for the latest date instead.

Stocks Making: Expansion Breakout on

Rules (via 'Hit & Run Trading'):
  • Day 1 (today) - Stock must make a two-month calendar High.
  • Day 1's range must be the largest of the previous 9 trading days.
  • For the buy: tomorrow only, buy 10 cents above today's high.
  • Initial maximum risk (stop loss) 1 point under Day 1's close.
  • Thereafter, use a trailing stop.
    1. Related Scans: Breakout Range Expansion Swing Setup Bullish High Volatility Strength
      Or combine this in a: Combo Scan or a Back-To-Back Scan
    *** This is a Pro scan. Changes to the filters below will only be applied for Gold or Platinum Plan subscribers ***

    Pro Scan

    Results have been limited to 3 of the 6 matching stocks. For full access to this scan you must sign up for a Free Account
    Symbol Grade Close % Change Volume Vol Surge
    ITCI B 79.84 23.29 7,378,701 8.67
    ENV A 61.80 9.30 3,158,835 6.30
    VCTR A 44.62 4.79 1,400,638 3.80
    Sign Up to view the next 3 stocks.
    Back to All Scans...

    Comments

    T

    TraderMike about 1 year ago

    Really interesting to see GOOG & MSFT on this list today.  Big cap tech is on a serious roll!

    1 Reply
    D

    Dr_Duru 11 months ago

    Prescient bot!

    1 Reply
    T

    TraderMike 11 months ago

    Both are up about 20% since those signals. Amazing moves. 

    1 Reply
    T

    TraderMike 11 months ago

    As I’ve been saying for years — the Bot knows all! 🔮🤪

    0 Reply
    D

    Dr_Duru 10 months ago

    Sure does! I need to start paying more attention again!

    0 Reply
    S

    SwingScalp about 1 year ago

    I have the big cap tech names on my Shorts watchlist.  I know that seems nuts.  But my plan is to fade the Q1 2023 rally.  Shorted GOOG at $108 yesterday which apparently ran up on some AI hype.  For next week TSLA, NVDA (again; had a gain on my recent short and will look to ride it down again) and AMD look like possible shorts.  Might be a little while before I try AAPL and MSFT.

    0 Reply

    View full discussion...