There were 36 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today...

The Stage Analysis Technical Attributes (SATA) score is our proprietary indicator that helps to identify the four stages from Stan Weinstein's Stage Analysis method, using a scoring system from 0 to 10 that rates ten of the key technical characteristics that we look for when analysing the weekly charts. 

Stage Analysis members weekend video featuring the Major US Stock Market Indexes Update, Futures SATA Charts, Industry Groups RS Rankings, IBD Industry Group Bell Curve, Market Breadth Update to help to determine the weight of evidence, Stage 2 breakouts on volume, and finally the US Watchlist Stocks from the weekend scans in detail on multiple timeframes.

There were 32 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today...

The IBD Industry Groups Bell Curve – Bullish Percent shows the few hundred industry groups plotted as a histogram chart and represents the percentage of stocks in each group that are on a point & figure (P&F) buy signal. This information provides a snapshot of the overall market health in a unique way, and is particularly useful for both market timing strategies and as a tool in aiding with the Stage Analysis methods "Forest to the Trees" approach, where we look for developing group themes...

Custom Percentage of Stocks Above Their 50 Day, 150 Day & 200 Day Moving Averages Combined Market Breadth Charts for the Overall US Market, NYSE and Nasdaq for Market Timing and Strategy.

The purpose of the Relative Strength (RS) tables is to track the short, medium and long term RS changes of the individual groups to find the new leadership earlier than the crowd...

There were 25 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today...

There were 31 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today...

The percentage of US stocks above their 150 day (30 week) moving averages in the 11 major sectors post provides a unique snapshot of the overall market health and is highlighted every few weeks in the Stage Analysis blog...