One setup, checked every trading day
Peaches Stock Scanner screens every NYSE- and NASDAQ-listed stock and ETF — thousands of names — for a single technical pattern, and flags the ones that match.
What it looks for
All four have to be true on the same day.
- Relative strength
RS Rating above 90
Three-, six-, nine- and twelve-month price performance, weighted 40/20/20/20, then ranked against every stock in that day's scan.
- Trend
Close above the 200-day EMA
The long-term trend has to be up before anything else is considered.
- Pullback
Stochastic %K below 20 within the last five sessions
A five-period Slow Stochastic (three-bar smoothed %K), so the dip has to be recent rather than somewhere in the chart's history.
- Reversal
%K back between 20 and 30, and above yesterday
Today's reading has to be turning up. Still falling does not count.
How it runs
Scans run every five minutes through the trading day, with a final pass after the close.
Matches reach you by email, text message, browser push, or webhook. You choose which channels to use.
Every result opens a chart with its 200-day EMA, recent headlines for that company, and a watchlist you control.
Peaches Stock Scanner reports what the numbers did. It does not recommend trades, and nothing here is investment advice.