Relative Strength measures price performance of a stock relative to the other stocks in the market.
Strong stocks are consistent strong performers in the market
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Learn how to find the strongest stocks in the market nearing a new high.
Get a list of stocks making a new 52 week high or low on NYSE, NASDAQ, TSX, Euronext or S&P500
Discover how to screen for breakout stocks or stock that are on the verge of doing so. Take advantage of specific price and volume filters and very sophisticated fully automated support and resistance recognition by ChartMill.
This filters for stocks near a new 52 week high.
This filter keeps only stocks that are trading higher than 10. Usually high growth stock investors ignore low priced stocks.
This filters only keeps stocks with a minimum average daily volume of 500K.
This filters for strong stocks. Strong stocks are stocks with a high relative strength, but also a regular trend.
The chart shows the default settings: the 50 and 200 SMA and support and resistance lines.
Run this screen in your favorite region. You can always further fine tune the screen by changing the general settings after it opened in the screener.