Stocks Gapping Up





Stock Signals - Gapping Up

The table above contains symbols (if any) for stocks that are gapping up and have been trading higher volume in the short-term.

Gapping stocks are well worth watching. Give them a careful look. A stock gapping upward on powerful volume can signal the start of a powerful uptrend.

Gapping up refers to a stock where the today's low is higher than yesterday's high price. It can be an extremely powerful signal. In the stock screen above the symbols are sorted by the short-term volume average relative to the long-term. Specifically, it's the ratio of the 17-period eXponential Moving Average (the XMA) of volume, divided by the 50-day XMA. This brings the most powerful ones to the forefront, without requiring that the current day's volume be greater than the day before.

If the table is empty, that means there aren't any stocks putting out signals at the moment.

Chart Settings

Click on a symbol to pop-up a chart. The symbols are (every 30 minutes) and are subject to change, so check back often.

The header block shows the stock name, symbol, date, open, high, low, close, volume, and price change, followed by the earnings per share rank, relative strength rank, accumulation-distribution percentage, market cap, average volume, and percentage the current price is from the all-time high.

The relative strength rank is plotted as an indicator in a window at the top, in black, and below that is the price chart, in candlestick format. The 50-day and 200-day eXponential Moving Averages (XMAs) of price overlay the candlesticks in blue and red, respectively. The volume histogram bars are plotted under the price bars, logarithmically-scaled, with the 17-day XMA of volume overlayed in blue




Each of the Stock Signals pages feature pop-up charts with the signals applied as brightly colored candlesticks against a default grey. This particular page is the Gapping Up signal page, and the signals are shown in gold. I chose gold because of the extremely powerful nature of the signal.

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