Relative Strength Scans

Last week I discussed making some changes on the relative strength scan, and this week I am going to implement them on a trial basis. The biggest change is cutting the final list in half: I now will be tracking 100 stocks instead of 200. The danger is, of course, that i will miss some good stocks, but that danger will be there no matter what method I use. There were 999 stocks in the top 25% of their 52 week price ranges this week. The first step was to take out any that had incomplete data (mostly float) and stocks with 52 week highs less than 5. That took out less than 100. The first step with the remaining list was sorting by 60 day volume per million shares, and I removes all but the top 200. From there I sorted by 20 day volume per million shares to come up with the final 100. This method will probably go through some minor changes in the next couple of weeks, but overall I am pretty satisfied with the results. The columns below are the tickers for the final 100 stocks.

The spreadsheet will be uploaded later today.

AAPL	COGT	JOSB	RES
ACC	CPX	JOYG	RFMD
AEZ	CRM	LCC	RVBD
AGCO	CTXS	LGL	SCMR
AGP	CVLT	LVS	SOL
AIV	ENDP	MBI	SOLF
AKAM	ENTR	MELI	SPRD
AMRC	EXPE	MIPS	SUN
APKT	FDO	MRX	SWKS
ARNA	FFIV	MSB	TEN
ARST	FIRE	NANO	TIBX
ARUN	FNSR	NFLX	TSL
ASYS	FOSL	NRCI	TYC
AWI	FTNT	NTAP	UA
BBG	GBDC	NWL	UAUA
BIDU	GENZ	NZ	ULTA
BORN	GIII	OXF	URI
BUCY	GMCR	PAY	VHC
BVF	IACI	PCLN	VIT
BZ	ID	PCS	VMW
CAL	IDT	PFCB	VQ
CASY	INTU	PLCE	VRSN
CLF	ISLN	PNRA	WLL
CMG	JAS	PWER	WSM
CMS	JASO	RAX	WYNN