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On a periodic basis, we collect the best and the worst... leaders and laggards from over 70 different stock market indices and sectors. Using specific filters, we query over 5,000 stocks and exchange traded funds... reducing the list to a manageable handful from which to choose. We take the mystery out of selecting stocks by providing the exact criteria we search on. And... now, share your stock-picking methods with the trading community. Or... see what others are sharing. You can rate their comments! We look forward to your submissions!
Market Worldview (as of: 9/1/2010) We compare 38 exchange traded funds representing a comprehensive cross-section of world markets. The 13-period relative strength index is applied to each fund... providing an intermediate-term method of ranking. Like a traffic light, green means go, yellow means proceed with caution and red means STOP! 
Featured Index: S&P 500 (as of: 7/21/2010) The proceeding chart utilizes various combinations of the following technical indicators to forecast possible price action: trend channels, moving averages, momentum oscillators, candlesticks, price time targets, Fibonacci analysis and Elliott Wave counts.
Weekly Relative Strength to S&P 500 (as of: 9/1/2010) We use the S&P 500 as our benchmark index when comparing the relative strength of 39 Fidelity Select Sector funds. Relative strength is found by dividing the sector fund by the base index, smoothing it with a 13-week moving average and, finally, calculating the one-day rate of change. The formula looks like this...
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Biggest Monthly Price Moves (as of: 9/1/2010) We query stocks from the Russell 2000 Index... comparing their closing price from one month to the next. The stock must be trading over $10 per share. The formula looks like this...
Biggest Monthly Percentage Moves (as of: 9/1/2010) We query stocks from the Russell 2000 Index... comparing their monthly percentage move. The stock must be trading over $10 per share. The formula looks like this...
Elliott Third Wave Impulses (as of: 9/1/2010) We filter stocks from the Russell 2000 Index... identifying those recently moving into an intermediate third wave impulse. The stock must be trading over $10 per share. The criteria looks like this...
New 52-Week Highs and Lows (as of: 9/1/2010) For this query, we cull stocks from the Russell 2000 Index, dividing them into two groups... those out-performing the Russell 2000 and those that aren't. Then, we query for the new highs and new lows. The stock must be trading over $10 per share. The formulas look like this... or Lowest Low ( Low ) 52
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