For the watchlist from Thursdays scans - ACN, BRP, CGNX, CTLT, ETFC, FTCH, GDOT, LLY, LSCC, MAS, MKC, MS, RAD, WING, WST

For the watchlist from Wednesdays scans - GAN, MAXR, WST, ZI

I saw a lot of nervousness on the twitter feed today, with people talking about pullbacks. But from my perspective we've just had one, as we saw a -6.7% pullback in the Nasdaq over the last few weeks and then made a new high today. So until the breakouts start failing again the short term trend remains up, and today saw seven big name stocks including four of the FAANG stocks attempting to breakout again, although they all closed fairly weakly.

Another strong list today with multiple stocks at or near to actionable levels. A few standouts from tonights list are FTNT*, BOX, GDDY, MSFT

This weekends scans produced a fairly big list, with a few near actionable points. The bulk of the weekends watchlist picks look to be in the health care and biotechnology sectors though.

For the watchlist from Thursdays scans - ABM, AYX, EDIT, HEAR, MTCH, NBIX, NDAQ, PAYC, PCTY, PZZA, SEDG, TMUS

For the watchlist from Wednesdays scans - AJG, ATVI, DADA, NFLX, NVDA, SNE, SPOT

Another one of those days where the market was gapped up on the open, and then spent the majority of the day going lower.

There were a few charts of interest today which I posted on my twitter page: twitter.com/stageanalysis including the VIX and some more fun with google sheets, which I've been experiementing with recently, as you can get free stock data that automatically updates with a 20 min delay. So i've set up my entire trade spreadsheet on their now so that I can see the portfolio updates automatically, and have included volume, average volume etc, which is really useful info to have intraday in a spreadsheet.

Only a couple for the watchlist from the weekend scans - ADBE, CCXI