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For the watchlist from Thursdays scans - A, ADI, AMD, AXNX, CDLX, CGEN, FFIV, FIT, FTCH, GLUU, HEAR, IPGP, LLNW, LULU, MCHP, MDB, MDLA, MXIM, PING, PTC, QGEN, QLYS, RGEN, ROKU, SPCE*, SWCH, TENB

For the watchlist from Wednesdays scans - ADSK, BJ, CDNA, CRWD, DVAX, ECOM, FSLY, FTNT, GDS, KL, MRVL, NK, NOW, NTRA, PETS, PRTS, RNG, SEDG, WORK

For the watchlist from Tuesdays scans - AEM, ALNY, APD, AUY, AVTR, CLGX, EVER, FNV, JBHT, MYOK, PAAS, PZZA, RUN, SGEN, SMG, SNAP, SSRM, VSLR, VXRT

I chose to just observe today as multiple stocks gapped up strongly on the open. So on days like this there's not much to do but sit back and let the portfolio work, and observe the price action of the leading stocks and how they close.

For the watchlist from the weekend scans - ACMR, AKAM, CHGG, CYTK, DXCM, FAST, ILMN, INCY, NIO, QCOM, SY, TDOC, TER, TSM, VIPS, WRTC

A lot of pullback rebounds in the watchlist tonight, with numerous stocks continuing to setup still and breakouts have started working again. So seeing some strength, and the VIX closed below both the 50 day MA and the 21 day EMA that it's been bouncing around for the last few weeks.

A very large list tonight with numerous cup and handle patterns forming and continuation breakout attempts. Volume was light, but in terms of setups forming, it was a very strong day imo.

Another day of rotation into some of the more unloved sectors with Industrials, Materials, and Consumer Discretionary have strong moves, while many of the leading stocks pulled back strongly to test their short term MAs. So a healthy sign in terms of market breadth, but not so nice if you focus on leading stocks. As can be hard to sit through the correction.

For the watchlist from the weekend watchlist - AKAM, BOX, BIG, CTLT, GNRC, NBIX, NEM, QDEL, SNX, TREX

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