The All New Breakout Tracker
3.0 Has Arrived!
The new Breakout Tracker was
released on September 1st, 2004 and features a sleeker interface, greater site
integration, automated price and % volume change updates throughout the trading
day and added columns to help make finding the best CANSLIM breakout stocks
easier than ever before!
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Search By Ticker Symbol, Company Name or Industry Group
Download Entire Database To Excel Spreadsheet
Direct Links:
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Click on the chart symbol next to
the ticker symbol to be taken to a one year chart for the stock (provided by
Stockcharts.com)
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Click on the ticker symbol for
more information provided by Morningstar.com (the best source for financial
analysis)
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Hover your mouse over the notepad
image next to the company name to get editor notes on financial performance as
well as a company profile
Institutional % Change:
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The percentage change in the
number of positions initiated by institutions from last quarter
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Institutions have a tremendous
amount of resources at their disposal in order to perform research on a
company. If many institutions all agree to initiate a position in
the stock, you can be reasonably confident that the company is sound and the
future is bright.
Volume % Change:
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This is the % change in volume
from the average at every 15 minute interval during the trading day
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Allows you to see where
institutions are putting money to work or where they are dumping shares
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A simple, but very powerful piece
of information.. similar to IBD's Where the Big Money Is Flowing, but you can
see this information very quickly for every stock in the database, not just a
few
% From 50 Day Moving Average:
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This is the % change in price from
the 50 day moving average
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The 50 day moving average is
probably the most important support level. A drop below on heavy volume
often times indicates the stock will spend time carving out a new base.
However, a bounce up from this support level can offer an opportunity to add
shares.
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Another useful way to use this powerful piece of information
is for finding short opportunities. There are two ways to discover short
opportunities: focusing on stocks that are overextended (greater than 50%
above their 50 day moving averages) and focusing on stocks that are plummeting
below this support level on heavy volume.
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Additional Columns:
Risk:
- Scale of 1-5 with 5 being the riskiest stocks
- risk level based on volatility
F Rank (Fundamental Rank):
- Scale of 1 - 30 with 30 indicating stocks with superior
fundamentals
- rank based on sales/earnings growth & consistency, profit
margins
return on equity, debt level, institutional accumulation & management
ownership
T Rank (Technical Rank):
- Scale of 1-30 with 30 indicating stocks with outstanding
bases
- rank based on relative strength, volatility, shape of base and buying vs.
selling volume
RS (Relative Strength)
- Scale of 1-100 with 100 indicating a stock that has
outperformed all others
- Rank based on performance of stock of the past
year to all other stocks
- A stock with a ranking of 79 has outperformed
79% of all stock in the past year
- Stocks that have outperformed have been shown
to continue to outperform.. try
and stick to stocks that have an RS rating of 80 or better
'05, '06 Estimates (%)
- The estimated change from the previous year in
earnings estimates
- If highlighted in green,
the estimate has been revised upward
- If highlighted in red,
the estimate has been revised downward
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