Find The Strongest Stocks In the Market
Every few weeks, the market is strong and “lifts all boats”. All the best stocks and the worst garbage are bought up by investors. As long as your money is in the market, it will appreciate. But which stocks are the strongest? No one has any idea on these days.
However, when the market is weak and still certain stocks are marching ahead, those are the ones we want to put our money in. Those are the strongest stocks in the market. This is called Relative Strength.
How to invest with Relative Strength
The process is very simple:
- Wait for the market to drop 1% or more
- Look for stocks that are:
- Moving up 0.5% or more
- Not inversely correlated to the market (e.g. inverse ETFs, bonds, or sometimes metals)
- Track those stocks over time to determine which ones are continuing to demonstrate strength
That’s it. It’s not very difficult. But it does require a lot of waiting until the market is weak, reviewing hundreds of stocks over many days and weeks, tracking data on charts and spreadsheets. Traditional stock screening tools can’t do this for you.
We’ve developed a sophisticated analysis tool that accelerates this process for you 100x.
TradeHUD Relative Strength Scanner
Our system instantly provides a list of the strongest in the market.
Our Relative Strength Scanner automatically cross-references hundreds of thousands of historical stock records to identify a repeated pattern of strength. This is something traditional screening tools cannot do.
The scanner provides additional features such as:
- Inverting the parameters to find the weakest stocks. Stocks that are untouched, even when the market is “lifting all boats.”
- Refining how “strength” is measured, such as stocks that are significantly stronger than the market on market up days.
- Adjustable timeline, allowing you to look at historical relative strength and essentially back test the theory.
- Email alerts when new strong stocks are found.
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