| Symbol | Close | 52 Week Range | Industry | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | HYLN | 50.35 | 9.50-58.66 | Auto Parts |
| 2. | NIO | 17.98 | 1.19-21.05 | Auto Manufacturers |
| 3. | TSLA | 139.44 | 14.56-167.50 | Auto Manufacturers |
| 4. | WKHS | 19.71 | 1.31-22.90 | Auto Manufacturers |
| 5. | ZM | 369.89 | 60.97-478.00 | Software—Application |
| 6. | FDX | 226.12 | 88.69-231.58 | Integrated Freight & Logistics |
| 7. | RCL | 71.95 | 19.25-135.32 | Travel Services |
| 8. | PTON | 80.63 | 17.70-92.50 | Leisure |
| 9. | CRM | 254.70 | 115.29-284.50 | Software—Application |
| 10. | AMD | 82.01 | 27.43-94.28 | Semiconductors |
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Mr Darvas would first become interested in a particular stock on the basis of its rising
movement as recorded in Barron's, a weekly financial publication, which was airmailed to him every week as soon as it was published. He only focused on five to eight stocks at a time
that showed upward
and advancing
movement. He would separate himself from other confusing, jungle-like movement of the hundreds of stocks which surrounded them
.
The objective of this project is to generate and show a list of only those rising
, upward
, and advancing
stocks that need attention.
P.S. Between 1957 to 1959, while doing a two-year dancing tour of the world, Mr Darvas managed to conduct a successful trading operation, with just daily cablegrams between himself and Wall Street, and a weekly publication.
P.P.S. I have classified these rising
, upward
and advancing
stocks as strong stocks for short, and sort them according to their strength.
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