New 52-week high with 60%+ green candles over the last 20 sessions and volume above average.
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The 252-day high check confirms a new annual closing high. The 60%+ green candle ratio over the last 20 bars (approximately one month) confirms the prior trend was consistently positive -- not a series of volatile swings that happened to reach a new high. Volume above the 20-bar average validates that the breakout day itself has real participation. Three conditions must align: new structural high, sustained positive trend, and volume confirmation.
This screen targets the highest-quality subset of new 52-week high setups. The sustained momentum filter eliminates stocks that spike to new highs on a single news event without prior trend support. The volume filter eliminates thin-market extensions. The main residual failure mode is macro reversal: even the cleanest individual stock breakout can be overwhelmed by a broad market selloff. Traders who use this screen typically also require an SPY/QQQ uptrend before acting on signals. Compare to New 52-Week High for the base signal without the added filters. Near 52-Week High is the pre-breakout watchlist version.
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This screener combines a new 52-week high with evidence of sustained buying: 60%+ of the last 20 bars are green and volume is above average. It filters for breakouts backed by consistent positive momentum over the prior month, not just a single-day spike to new highs. Momentum investors and trend-followers use this to identify high-conviction breakouts less likely to reverse quickly. Who uses this: systematic momentum traders who want more than just a price trigger before committing to a position. Search phrases: new 52-week high sustained momentum screener, annual high breakout with volume and trend, high-conviction breakout stocks.
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