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Stoxxtip.com delivers easy-to-use guidance in global stock selection for investors who wish to generate above-average returns on their portfolio.

Stoxxtip Stock Scanning Module

The Stoxxtip stock scanning module delivers an easy-to-use guidance in global stock selection for investors who wish to generate above-average returns on their portfolio.

The Stoxxtip market scanning module covers four major stocks markets and selects index constituent companies which have delivered the highest performance over the past 40 weeks. The Stoxxtip weekly updated stock scan list is a portfolio of 40 well capitalized stocks based on performance momentum selected by Tim Straiton (Research Director at Stoxxtip.com). The Stoxxtip scan filter will show you the stocks to buy with the highest probability of upside potential.

Realize your investment goals with the Stoxxtip stock scanning module

The Stoxxtip Stock Scanning Concept

The Stoxxtip stock scanning module is based on momentum trading over an extended time frame according to the following formula:

P= M - Mx

where:
M= the latest closing price
Mx= the closing price x periods ago

Momentum Trading

Bullish momentum trading is a strategy which scans for stocks exhibiting a long term continued upward trend. In order that this strategy can result in satisfactory results, constant monitoring of the price development is required and strict stop loss levels must be adhered to. Factors such as position sizing and the calculation of maximum risk levels are of utmost importance. Use our position sizing calculator to manage open position risk. Whilst the purchase of high performing stocks over the long term can result in outstanding profits, it should be remembered that many stocks in certain circumstances can rise to considerably higher levels than fundamentals might predict. This fact underlines the importance of strict risk management.

Stoxxtip Stock Scanning Results S&P 500 - published 1st April 2023

Stock	Symbol	Price 1st April 2023	Price 1st July 2023	Gain	% Gain
General Electric	GE	$93.60	$109.85	$16.25	17.36
Netflix	NFLX	$339.33	$440.49	$101.16	29.81
Wynn Resorts	WYNN	$109.12	$105.61	-3.51	-3.22
Nvidia Corp.	NVDA	$270.37	$423.02	152.65	56.46
Royal Caribbean	RCL	$61.28	$103.74	$42.46	69.29
Arista Networks	ANET	$159.85	$162.06	$2.21	1.38
Las Vegas Sands	LVS	$57.01	$58.00	$0.99	1.74
On Semiconductors	ON	$75.34	$94.58	$19.24	25.54
HCA Healthcare	HCA	$270.59	$303.48	$32.89	12.15
Marathon Petrol	MPC	$128.68	$116.60	-$12.08	-9.39

Technical Review

Apple - Buy the dip?

2025-10-14 by Tim Straiton

After having broken above its 200 day moving average in August 2025, Apple has performed extremely well, culminating in a high of $259 in early October. The stock is well above its falling 200 day moving average of $222. The current price is $247.66.

Last week's price action has seen channel support broken both in the price and also in the MACD-V and the money flow index. For those brave operators attempting to buy the dip, make sure a protective stop is in place.

Disclaimer

Our opinions are not a recommendation to buy or sell a security. Your decision whether or not to open a transaction should be based on your own due diligence and not on any representation we make to you

Trading with MACD on MetaStock

This video is a brief tutorial about what the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is and how to use in in MetaStock Software. The presentation is given by Kevin Nelson a former employee of MetaStock who now heads up his own training firm called BreakAway training.

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Chart Patterns

Ascending Triangle

In an ascending triangle, one trendline is drawn horizontally at a level that has historically prevented the price from heading higher, while the second trendline connects a series of increasing troughs. Traders enter into long positions when the price of the asset breaks above the top resistance. An ascending triangle is generally considered to be a continuation pattern, meaning that it is usually found amid a period of consolidation within an uptrend. Once the breakout occurs, buyers will aggressively send the price of the asset higher, usually on high volume. The most common price target is generally set to be equal to the entry price plus the vertical height of the triangle.