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Stocks that are expected to grow significantly faster than their sector peers and the overall market average are considered growth stocks. Investors who invest in growth stocks do so specifically because they expect the price of the stock to rise exponent
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Chartmill Growth Rating: Rating >= 8
A ChartMill Fundamental Growth Rating of at least 8. This means the company shows strong growth.
Chartmill Health Rating: Rating >= 5
A ChartMill Fundamental Health Rating of at least 5. This means the company is financially healthy.
Average Volume: 50 SMA > 500K
Minimum liquidity
Chartmill Profitability Rating: Rating >= 5
A ChartMill Fundamental Profitability Rating of at least 5. This means the company has decent Profitability metrics.
Price: Above 20
A minimum price
Chartmill Setup Quality: SetupQ >= 7
A ChartMill Technical Setup Quality of at least 7. This means the stock shows a decent Technical setup pattern and allows a good entry and exit.
Regional Run
Run this screen in your favorite region. You can always further fine tune the screen by changing the general settings after it opened in the screener.