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All Time Highs
- Thread starter hoodooman
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Thought someone might like to look at these break out candidates that I gleaned off of msn. 5yearhigh and at least 500,000 shares traded friday.
sym 5yh lastprice
bby 62.15 62.00
apol 69.96 69.36
hrb 54.59 54.29
wfc 57.50 57.33
fcx 43.53 43.53
n 34.43 34.31
syy 36.47 36.32
igt 34.75 34.69
oxy 37.00 36.68
scri 27.91 27.64
could have errors.
sym 5yh lastprice
bby 62.15 62.00
apol 69.96 69.36
hrb 54.59 54.29
wfc 57.50 57.33
fcx 43.53 43.53
n 34.43 34.31
syy 36.47 36.32
igt 34.75 34.69
oxy 37.00 36.68
scri 27.91 27.64
could have errors.
Quote from hoodooman:
Can anyone tell me where I can find a daily list of stocks breaking out to all time highs?
regards
You can try www.investertech.com. It used to be free but I don't think it is anymore. Good luck.
Quote from easyguru:
TC2000 has several limitations in doing this. There was lot of discussion about this on the yahoo TC2000 users group a month or so back after Ed Seykota workshop where he talked about all time high strategy.
What limitations? I have a scan that gives me new highs every day with TC2000, and have never had a problem.
Quote from easyguru:
What about stocks which have IPOed less than 5 year ago.
The other problem with 52 week list is it does not take in to consideration IPO less than one year.
For those maybe the Prophet.net screener will work? I also do a screen where 52 week % change = N/A at Multex:
http://www.multexinvestor.com/nscreen/builder.asp
That screening variable will list all the IPOs from less than 1 year. It also turns up some weird ones that are not IPOs.
Another way to find longer term highs is to subscribe to a chart book service like Mansfield:
http://www.mansfield-charts.com/
They have a little 10 year chart in the corner of each chart for every stock. Then you can see if it's a new high for at least the 10 years. If it's a recent or fairly recent IPO, it will show as well. Of course not as fast as screening though.
Banker
I was just pointing out the limitations of using 52 week. I have developed a special software to scan for ATH using tc2000 data for this.Quote from Bankedout:
For those maybe the Prophet.net screener will work? I also do a screen where 52 week % change = N/A at Multex:
http://www.multexinvestor.com/nscreen/builder.asp
That screening variable will list all the IPOs from less than 1 year. It also turns up some weird ones that are not IPOs.
Another way to find longer term highs is to subscribe to a chart book service like Mansfield:
http://www.mansfield-charts.com/
They have a little 10 year chart in the corner of each chart for every stock. Then you can see if it's a new high for at least the 10 years. If it's a recent or fairly recent IPO, it will show as well. Of course not as fast as screening though.
Banker
Quote from easyguru:
I was just pointing out the limitations of using 52 week. I have developed a special software to scan for ATH using tc2000 data for this.
I see. To get a broader list you can have 52 week high = All Time High. Then you can look at stocks which are basing etc. near their all time highs too. I don't know what kind of trading you like to do though.
Best of luck to you,
Banker