Find the stocks that are already working.

• Momentum leaders

  RS 90+, above the 200 DMA

  The classic momentum starting point. RS Rating 90 or better means the stock has outperformed 90% of the universe, and requiring price above the 200-day average excludes strong-looking bounces inside a downtrend.

• Trend template pass

  All 8 Minervini criteria

  Mark Minervini's 8-point checklist, passed in full: price above the 150- and 200-day averages, the 200-day rising, the 50-day above both, price well off the 52-week low and within range of the high. A full pass is rare, which is the point -- it is a stage-2 uptrend filter, not a ranking.

• Volume dry-up

  Quiet base, tightening range

  Volume well below average while the price range tightens. This is what the end of a healthy base looks like: sellers have finished and nobody is interested yet. Combined with ATR contraction below 1 it is the VCP setup -- successively tighter swings before a breakout.

• Near 52-week high

  Within 3% of the high

  Stocks pressing against their 52-week high. Counter-intuitive but well documented: a stock near its high has no overhead supply -- nobody is waiting to break even -- so it takes less buying to move it up.

• Breaking out today

  Clearing the pivot on volume

  Price has just cleared its pivot -- the level that completes the base -- on at least double the average volume. The volume requirement is what separates a real breakout from a drift over the line: institutions cannot buy quietly.

• RS line at new high

  Outperforming before breaking out

  The stock/benchmark ratio is at a new high while the stock itself is still under its own high. It is already beating the index, so the relative strength is leading the price -- often the earliest sign of a coming breakout.

• Delivery accumulation

  High delivery on rising volume

  India-specific. Delivery percentage is the share of volume that actually settled as delivery rather than being squared off intraday. High delivery on above-average volume means buyers took ownership -- real accumulation, not day-trading churn. Few screeners expose this.

• Tight consolidation

  Coiling near the high

  A stock trading in an unusually narrow range close to its 52-week high with a base already several weeks old. Low ATR near a high is a coil: the stock is not going down and volatility is compressing, which typically resolves in the direction of the trend.

• Institutional support

  Up-volume outweighing down-volume

  Volume on up days exceeds volume on down days over the last 50 sessions, in a large, liquid name. The ratio is a proxy for who is in control: above 1.3 means accumulation is outpacing distribution, which is what institutional buying looks like from the outside.

• Pullback in leaders

  Strong stocks resting on the 50 DMA

  High relative strength but price has pulled back to within a few percent of the 50-day average. A leader resting on its rising 50-day is a lower- risk entry than the same stock extended above it -- the average provides a reference point for where the idea is wrong.

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