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Stage Analysis Screener – Stage 2 Breakouts & Continuation Breakouts
SHOP, HCA, AMT, ULTA, ITUB, SNAP, TW, CVLT, BKH, STNE, SBS, CSAN, INTR, DXC, PAGS, NWE
Filters:
Stage: 2A, 2, 2B
Stage Change: Stage Changed
Market Cap: +Mini (over $300mln)
Relative Volume: >= 1
WCR: Close in Upper Quarter of Bar
Avg $ Volume: Over 100M
Breakout: 13W Breakout – Cross Above 13W High
Sort order: Average Dollar Volume
The purpose of this scan is to find stocks attempting to breakout into Stage 2 and continuation breakouts already in Stage 2
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Stage Analysis Screener – Tech Stocks with SATA Strong (W) + Change to SATA 4 (D) or Higher
MU, SNDK, AMD, INTC, MRVL, TSM, NBIS, RIOT, ZM, SITM, SIMO, P, ZBRA, VSAT, AUR, CGNX, IDCC, CCC, BDC, KN, ADEA, ATEYY
Filters:
Sector: Information Technology
SATA Score: Strong, Neutral
SATA Change: +Chg into Strong (D), +Chg into Neutral (D)
Closing Range: Upper Quarter, Upper Quarter (D)
Market Cap: +Mini (over $300mln)
Avg $ Volume: Over 100M
40W MA: Above 40 WMA
Sort order: Average Dollar Volume
The purpose of this scan is to find technically strong stocks attempting to rebound after a recent pullback or consolidation
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Weekend Video Part 1: Major Indexes Update – S&P 500 $SPY, Nasdaq 100 $NDX, Russell 2000 $IWM, $VIX (6mins)
▪️Login for full length video (1hr 4mins) discussing all the data for the Stage Analysis method (made famous in Stan Weinstein's classic book)
stageanalysis.net/blog/14074…
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The NEW Features are now live on the Stage Analysis website for members
▪️GICS Heatmap – ranks of the Sectors, Groups, Industries and Sub-industries over time. Easy way to the quickly see which groups are on the move up or down the ranking table
▪️Performance - show the % values of different time periods, and ranks with links to the tier pages and individual stocks in each tier
▪️Tier pages – added a tabbed view so you can switch between data points: Stock Charts/Data table, Market Breadth, Stages History, Technicals
▪️Bell Curve – consolidated the 3 pages into one, with filters for switching between them instead
▪️The Market Breadth sections pages all got some tidying up as well
Let me know if any feedback
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Weekend Video Part 1: Major Indexes Update – S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000, VIX $QQQ, $SPY, $IWM, $VIX (6mins)
▪️Login for full length weekend video (59mins) discussing all the important data for the Stage Analysis method (made famous in Stan Weinstein's classic book)
stageanalysis.net/blog/13983…
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New Blog Post: US Stocks Watchlist
There were 22 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today – $PLTR, $MSFT, $BULL
stageanalysis.net/blog/13955…
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Stage Analysis Screener – Tech Stocks Rebounding after Pullback
LRCX, VPG, KLIC, MKSI, ACLS, AMKR, MU, STM, ALAB, CEVA, KN, ALMU, NOVT, VSH, PENG, ACMR, SMTC, NVMI, AEHR, ROG, AIP, GFS, BHE, DIOD, FTNT, ARW, JBL, AVT, NTCT, PANW, INTC, TTMI, FLEX, TSEM, VIAV, MTSI, SYNA, MPWR, CRWD, ALGM, RAMP, STX, WDC, SIMO, ASX, SITM, VSAT, LPTH, LSCC, LFUS, TXN, MCHP, AAOI, ENPH, CLS, TSM, FSLR, ENTG, CAMT, ADI, TER, CLSK, SLAB, CWAN, SATS, AEIS, MARA, KEYS, FORM, TDY
Filters:
Sector: Information Technology
SATA Score: Strong, Neutral
SATA Change: +Chg into Strong (D), +Chg into Neutral (D)
Market Cap: +Mini (over $300mln)
Avg $ Volume: Over 100M
40W MA: Above 40 WMA
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Stage Analysis Screener – Stage 2 Breakouts & Continuation Breakouts
APPS, ABCL, ZETA, CLF, UMAC, SHLS, YETI, WAT, PII, HBM, SNOW, APP, NTRA, BBY, MSCI, AFRM, ONDS, ULCC, SMCI, NUVL, DRS, CAKE, CPAY, RVTY, PFGC, IBM, GGAL, RBRK, BIRK, HAE, ORCL, PTON, ENVX, A, ASPI, GEN, SAIL
Filters:
Stage: 2A, 2, 2B
Stage Change: Stage Changed
Market Cap: +Mini (over $300mln)
WCR: Close in Upper Quarter of Bar
Avg $ Volume: Over 100M
Breakout: 13W Breakout – Cross Above 13W High
Sort order: SATA Score / Mansfield RS
The purpose of this scan is to find stocks attempting to breakout into Stage 2 and continuation breakouts already in Stage 2
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New Blog Post: US Stocks Watchlist
There were 21 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today – $NVDA, $AAPL, $AFRM
stageanalysis.net/blog/13832…
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Video tour of the new UK Stage Analysis website pages and features (15 mins)
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I've created a separate Twitter/X account for the NEW Stage Analysis UK 🇬🇧 website.
So if you trade UK stocks and ETFs on the LSE market then give the account a follow, and retweet this please, so that more people see it that might be interested. Cheers
xitter.cf/ukstageanalysis
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Example scan results from one of the built-in Preset scans on the UK Stage Analysis website.
Select:
Presets: SATA Strong (W) + Change to SATA 4 (D) or Higher
Results:
ITH, PHAR, HBR, PGH, QLT, GLEN, CNA, JLEN, AEI, HANA, SEQI, JUGI, GCP, CHRT, CRN
This is one of multiple presets that you can use to start building your own custom scans. In this case the “SATA Strong (W) + Change to SATA 4 (D) or Higher” preset looks for stocks that are strong or neutral technically on a weekly timeframe, and are now showing some short-term technical improvement after a pullback or consolidation period. So it’s a really useful way to look for strong stocks in more favourable positions, and closer to their moving averages for swing trades or potentially additional partial entries for position trades.
Join today and try it for yourself.
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Stage Analysis Screener – Stage 2 Breakouts & Continuation Breakouts
TMC, WM, HLN, OGN, PBR, WMB, PBA, MGY, CL, WDFC, FRPT, JBS, LTH, GT, BCE, KT
Filters:
Stage: 2A, 2, 2B
Stage Change: Stage Changed
Market Cap: +Mini (over $300mln)
WCR: Close in Upper Quarter of Bar
Avg $ Volume: Over 100M
Breakout: 13W Breakout – Cross Above 26W High
Sort order: Sector / Sub-industry
The purpose of this scan is to find stocks attempting to breakout into Stage 2 and continuation breakouts already in Stage 2
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Stage Analysis Screener – Stage 2 Breakouts & Continuation Breakouts
$CRWD, $IBM, $HIFS, $MMM, $RIG, $TAL, $TM, $SHEL, $ARR, $HAL, $WGO, $ORC, $VFC, $PTEN
Filters:
Stage: 2A, 2, 2B
Stage Change: Stage Changed
Market Cap: +Mini (over $300mln)
WCR: Close in Upper Quarter of Bar
Avg $ Volume: Over 100M
Breakout: 26W Breakout – Cross Above 26W High
Sort order: Sector / Sub-industry
The purpose of this scan is to find stocks attempting to breakout into Stage 2
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Below shows every $QQQ move after crossing the 200-day moving average since 2000.
17 rallies have gone on longer - 9 were trading higher than this one at this point in their cycle, with a median of 163 more trading days above the 200-day.
This is standard bull market behavior.
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Stage Analysis Screener – Stocks approaching their Stage 2 Level
AMPL, FTDR, NDAQ, BPMC, EMR, IBKR, CMPO, CIEN, YPF, SANM, NWS, BVN, PARA, STEP, BFAM, UEC, BKE, LIN, RDW, EQX, NTRA, VRNS, NXE, INFA, NUVB, ITOS, APLD, BIPC, TEVA, CNQ, BHP, AVAV, IREN, FCX, MUX, DJT, UP, ATYR
Filters:
% to Stage Change: <0.5x ATR to Stage 2
Market Cap: +Mini (over $300mln)
Average Volume: Over 1.5M
WCR: Over 60%
Sort order: SATA Score / Mansfield RS
The purpose of this scan is to find stocks approaching the level where they will change into potential early Stage 2. Which is a unique feature on the Stage Analysis website.
Scan for stocks that meet Stan Weinstein's Stage Analysis criteria on the Stage Analysis website stageanalysis.net
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New Blog Post: US Stocks Watchlist – 13 May 2025
There were 18 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today – $NVDA, $ALAB, $SMCI
stageanalysis.net/blog/12915…
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Remember:
1. Sit on your hands when you don't see edge. Don't force setups. Patience.
2. Step up when you do see edge. No fear. No hesitation. Follow your process. Expect nothing. Expectations create emotions.
3. Trade the market, not your P&L.
4. Always seek improvement.
