ESOA is a small cap energy stock that broke out today.

VIST is another with good relative strength. And WFRD has held up well through all of the ups and downs. 

It's been a great one, along with fellow cybersecurity stock ZS.

Go Pakis! I'll take some help against the evil forces of the world.

Hi Matt, we've been missing numbers in the profit column on the STS tables the last couple of days. 

DRV outperforming SRS today. Not sure about the leverage of SRS, but DRV is -3x.

There are still a few. Matt says use at your own risk, but sometimes they have done well, like LABD a while back.

Other points of interest for me today - 1) can COIN hold its 50 DMA 2) can DAL finish above its STS

Hit my target on the rest of ELEV at 2.84. I usually hold a piece, but this one has just gone bonkers. 

I don't know if anybody else stuck with (or got stuck with) AMPX like me, but it is perking up again. 

Thanks to the bears in the crowd for their pessimism to keep fueling the market. 

My big winner today - SAVAW, up 69%, but just a tiny fragment left over from my former SAVA position, so nothing to get excited about. ESPR is good, sold half. DRCT is the biggest drag. Bought the breakout in ITGR. 

Sold halves of ALAR, ARDX and SMCI. Rounded out buys yesterday in CLRB and ELEV. Bought the breakout in URBN, and ENPH, which is very close to support around its STS. 

PDD is threatening a breakout over 150. I am in this already. MBOT also looks interesting for another move higher, with limited risk at the 50 DMA. 

OK thanks for the info. That's better than a follow-on play.

CLRB is a very high volume breakout from a pretty good cup and handle pattern. It is probably reacting to a couple of buyouts of cancer treatment developers - HARP and AMAM.

"The benchmark S&P 500 looks to be finding support at its 21-day line after ending Friday up 0.2%. Its loss of about 1.5% for the week was the worst performance after a weekly winning streak of at least nine weeks since 1963." Mildly interesting data from IBD, but I know it has been mentioned how rare 9 week winning streaks are, so I wonder how many data points there are since 1963.

Nonetheless, this does not bode well for the "first 5 days indicator", which will end on Monday.

Looking at trades today, I realized I top-ticked ZIM, selling at 15.24. That was quite a move.

It does not change on the list if it closes above the STS.

Looking at crypto stocks, ARBK holding up better than most. I haven't been in this one for a while. 

Sold some SSNT, which has made a monster move. Still holding a piece. Predictably stopped out of DUST between the two morning reports, plus a few more longs. The bright side for me is that I had gotten too spread out at the end of the year with so many strong stocks. I'm using this pullback to consolidate into less positions with bigger size (as the STS tables are doing also).