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SYS Daily Report – Weekend Edition
Market Commentary
The past week was marked by extreme volatility as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite tested support near their 200-day moving averages, key technical levels that often dictate market sentiment. After breaking below these levels midweek, both indices staged a strong rebound on Friday, coinciding with a sharp drop in the VIX, thanks to a surge in bearish options activity in the UVXY. This development crushed volatility expectations just as major indexes attempted to stabilize.
ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF (UVXY)
Sentiment: Bearish
Options Activity: Selling of calls for the March 7, 2025, expiration at the $21.50 strike price, executed via multiple transactions including multi-sweep and PHLX trade.
Total Values: $1,112,777
Strike Price: $21.50
Expectations: The call selling suggests traders anticipate UVXY staying below $21.50 as expiration approaches.
Despite the rebound, the market endured a brutal sell-off earlier in the week, driven by uncertainty surrounding Trump’s new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, raising concerns about global trade stability. These tariffs, including a 25% levy on Canadian and Mexican imports and a 10% hike on Chinese goods, caused broad-based market weakness. However, Trump unexpectedly granted one-month exemptions for autos and other goods, leading to whipsaw price action across equities.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell added further intrigue, taking a measured, wait-and-see approach regarding interest rates. While Powell acknowledged the job market remains solid, the February jobs report came in weaker than expected, with just 151,000 new jobs added compared to the 160,000 forecast. The unemployment rate ticked up to 4.1%, reflecting a potential slowdown in labor market momentum.
The Magnificent Seven stocks, which had driven market gains for the past two years, suffered deep losses this week. Tesla (-10.35%) broke below its 200-day moving average, round-tripping its post-election gains as concerns grew over Elon Musk’s political activities impacting brand perception. Nvidia (-9.8%) also fell to a six-month low, temporarily stalling the AI-led tech rally. Other megacaps, including Apple (-9%), Microsoft (-15%), and Alphabet (-15%), extended their declines, raising concerns that market leadership could be shifting away from these high-flyers.
However, signs of stabilization are emerging. Many of the MAG-7 stocks are attempting to rebound from key support levels, with the Roundhill Big Tech ETF (MAGS) also testing its 200-day moving average, mirroring the Nasdaq’s price action. Additionally, options activity has shown signs of institutional players defending these critical levels, hinting at potential upside if sentiment improves. With bearish positioning now largely flushed out, a single tweet from Trump or a shift in policy rhetoric could be enough to spark a sharp reversal, creating trading opportunities for those watching closely.
MAGS – Roundhill Big Tech ETF
Sector rotation was evident as traders dumped technology and financial stocks, which had been market leaders for much of 2023 and 2024. Instead, money flowed into defensive sectors, such as utilities and consumer staples, which outperformed on a relative basis. McDonald’s (+4.2%), a staple during economic slowdowns, saw strong inflows, while European markets outperformed, led by Germany’s increased defense spending and stimulus measures.
Bears have been vocal throughout the sell-off, but historically, they tend to sound smart and ultimately be wrong at major turning points. The market’s ability to find support at the 200-day moving average suggests that the worst of the correction may be nearing exhaustion. The sharp bounce off these levels, coupled with a collapsing VIX, implies that institutional players may have absorbed much of the selling pressure.
What to Watch for Next Week
- CPI & PPI Inflation Data – Inflation will take center stage as the market reacts to consumer and producer price index reports. A hot reading could reinforce fears that the Fed will delay rate cuts, while a softer number could fuel hopes for an easing cycle later in the year.
- Earnings Reports – Oracle (ORCL), Adobe (ADBE), and DocuSign (DOCU) are set to report, providing further insight into the strength of the technology sector.
- Geopolitical Tensions & Trade Policy – Further clarification on Trump’s tariff strategy and any potential retaliation from Canada, Mexico, or China will be crucial in determining whether market volatility remains elevated.
- Technical Levels on the Major Indices – Watching whether the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hold or reclaim their 200-day moving averages will be key in determining if the market is stabilizing or if another wave of selling is coming.
- Crypto Volatility – Bitcoin and Ethereum sold off following Trump’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve announcement, failing to inspire confidence in the crypto market. Any new developments on regulatory fronts could dictate near-term direction.
This week’s events underscored just how fragile investor confidence remains. With technical levels holding for now, next week’s economic data releases and market reactions will provide the next major clues as to whether the bull market resumes or if further downside remains in play.
The Red-Light/Green-Light Breadth System
Market breadth showed signs of improvement on Friday, with advancers outpacing decliners across major exchanges. On the NYSE, the advancer-to-decliner ratio was approximately 5:2, while the Nasdaq saw a 2:1 ratio in favor of gainers, signaling broad participation in the market’s late-week rebound. However, despite Friday’s strength, weekly breadth remained weak, reflecting the damage done earlier in the week. Only 40% of S&P 500 stocks, 34% of Nasdaq stocks, and 35% of Russell 2000 stocks remained above their 200-day moving averages, indicating that many names are still struggling to regain key support levels. While Friday’s bounce is constructive, the narrowing participation throughout the week suggests underlying market fragility, making it essential to watch for sustained improvement in breadth before assuming a full market recovery.
S&P 500 – Daily Chart
The S&P 500 concluded Friday’s session at 5,770.20, marking a daily increase of 0.6%. Despite this uptick, the index recorded a weekly decline of 3.1%, bringing its year-to-date performance to -1.9%. The index briefly dipped below its 200-day moving average during the week but managed to close above this critical support level on Friday.
Nasdaq – Daily Chart
The Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.7% on Friday, ending at 18,196.22. However, it suffered a weekly loss of 3.5%, extending its year-to-date decline to 5.8%. The tech-heavy index remains below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, indicating potential challenges ahead if price action can’t reclaim these levels.
Dow Jones Industrial Average – Daily Chart
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.5% on Friday, closing at 42,801.72. Over the week, it decreased by 2.4% but maintains a modest year-to-date gain of 0.6%. The Dow is currently positioned between its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, reflecting a consolidation phase.
Russell 2000 (ETF) – Daily Chart
The Russell 2000, representing small-cap stocks, edged up 0.4% on Friday. Nevertheless, it recorded a weekly drop of 4%, bringing its year-to-date loss to 6.9%. The index is trading below its 200-day moving average, signaling potential headwinds for smaller companies. However, the price is right at a possible level of support after being flushed out. Watch this level for a potential bounce.
10-Year US Treasury Yield
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield experienced fluctuations this week, initially declining after a weaker-than-expected jobs report but later rising following comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The yield settled at 4.317%, reflecting ongoing investor uncertainty.
US Dollar – Weekly Chart
The U.S. dollar suffered a significant decline this week, hitting multi-month lows against major currencies. The sell-off was driven by a combination of trade tensions, weaker economic data, and shifting global capital flows. President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China have intensified concerns about a potential trade war, undermining confidence in the dollar. Additionally, the February jobs report fell short of expectations, with just 151,000 jobs added, reinforcing speculation that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates multiple times in 2025, further diminishing the dollar’s appeal. Meanwhile, Germany’s aggressive fiscal stimulus plan and rising European bond yields have attracted capital away from the U.S., putting additional pressure on the greenback. These factors combined to send the U.S. Dollar Index to its lowest level since November, marking its worst weekly performance since 2008 as investors reassess the dollar’s strength in a rapidly shifting economic landscape.
Crude Oil – Weekly Chart
Crude oil prices ended the week lower, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures falling 3.9% to $67.04 per barrel, marking the seventh consecutive weekly decline. The sell-off was driven by rising U.S. crude inventories, fears of weaker global demand amid new U.S. tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, and OPEC+’s decision to phase out voluntary production cuts of 2.2 million barrels per day starting in April. These factors contributed to concerns about a potential supply glut in the coming months. However, oil briefly found support on reports that the U.S. may allocate $20 billion to replenish its Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) and hints from Russia that OPEC+ could reverse planned production increases if market conditions deteriorate. Despite short-term price stability efforts, crude oil remains under pressure as geopolitical uncertainties and supply-side adjustments continue to shape market sentiment.
TSX – Daily Chart
The TSX Composite Index managed to rebound 0.7% on Friday to close at 24,758.76, but still posted a weekly decline of 2.5%, marking its worst weekly performance since December. The energy sector (+2.4%) helped lift the index as oil prices recovered, while utilities (+1.5%) and financials (+0.6%) also contributed to the late-week strength. However, ongoing trade tensions with the U.S. weighed on sentiment, as President Trump threatened reciprocal tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber products, adding another layer of uncertainty to an already fragile market. Meanwhile, Canada’s unemployment rate held steady at 6.6%, but job growth fell well short of expectations, reinforcing speculation that the Bank of Canada may cut interest rates by 25 basis points on March 12, following its previous rate reduction in January. Despite the week’s losses, MDA Space Ltd (+17.7%) surged after providing strong first-quarter revenue guidance, showing that select sectors continue to outperform despite broader market pressures.
Copper – Weekly Chart
The copper market is on the cusp of a significant breakout, driven by recent geopolitical developments and supply-demand dynamics. President Donald Trump’s executive order directing the Department of Commerce to investigate the imposition of tariffs on copper imports, citing national security concerns, has introduced potential constraints on international supply channels. This move is anticipated to tighten the availability of copper in the U.S. market, potentially elevating domestic prices. Financial institutions, including J.P. Morgan, project that these tariffs could propel copper prices to approximately $10,400 per metric ton in the latter half of 2025, with further increases to $11,000 per metric ton by 2026, due to a growing global deficit of refined copper. Concurrently, the burgeoning demand for copper in emerging technologies, particularly in the realms of artificial intelligence and renewable energy infrastructure, underscores the metal’s critical role in modern industrial applications. These factors collectively position copper for a potential major breakout in the near future.
Gold – Daily Chart
Gold prices climbed this week, supported by a weakening U.S. dollar and rising trade tensions. Spot gold gained 1.2.30%, settling at $2,914.10 per ounce on Friday, as investors sought safety amid economic uncertainty surrounding President Trump’s tariff policies. The U.S. dollar’s decline to a four-month low also made gold more attractive to foreign investors, further fueling demand. Additionally, traders positioned ahead of the U.S. non-farm payrolls report, anticipating potential implications for Federal Reserve policy. With geopolitical and economic risks persisting, gold continues to serve as a key hedge against market volatility and remains a focal point for investors navigating uncertain conditions.
Silver – Daily Chart
Silver is tightening near the apex of a multi-month base, setting up for a potential breakout. After closing the week at $32.81, the metal remains in a well-defined consolidation structure, with resistance levels near $33.50 and support around $31.80. The price action suggests volatility compression, which often precedes a decisive move. The 50-day EMA continues to rise, supporting the uptrend, while the RSI remains neutral, indicating there is room for expansion in either direction. Fundamental tailwinds, including persistent inflation concerns and central bank gold purchases, continue to support precious metals. With silver coiling just beneath key resistance, traders should watch for a breakout above $33.50 to confirm the next leg higher, potentially targeting the $35 range.
Uranium Theme – Global X Uranium ETF
The uranium theme is testing a potential level of support.
Bitcoin – Daily Chart
Bitcoin sold off sharply following the recent Crypto Summit, retreating from highs near $90,400 and testing its 200-day moving average, a critical level that bulls need to defend. The sell-off was fueled by disappointment over the lack of immediate regulatory clarity and uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration’s proposed Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. As Bitcoin now hovers near its 200-day moving average, this support level—historically a major inflection point—will determine whether the larger uptrend remains intact. A decisive break below could shift momentum in favor of the bears, while a successful defense and rebound from this level could signal a renewed push higher, keeping the longer-term bull trend alive.
What to Watch Next
The market is entering a pivotal week, with major indices and key assets trading at critical levels after a wave of selling pressure. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have tested support near their 200-day moving averages, historically areas where markets attempt to stabilize. At the same time, the VIX collapsed on Friday, coinciding with bearish positioning in UVXY options, signaling that some institutions may be betting against further volatility. However, this market remains headline-driven, meaning that Trump’s next tariff decision, a single economic data release, or a shift in Federal Reserve expectations could determine whether we see a strong relief rally or another sharp leg lower.
With this backdrop, risk management remains the top priority as price action develops at key technical levels. Many stocks, including the Magnificent Seven, Bitcoin, and Silver, are sitting at critical inflection points—either poised for a meaningful rebound or at risk of breaking lower. The Roundhill Big Tech ETF is mirroring the Nasdaq, attempting to hold its 200-day moving average, a key test for market leadership. Tesla and Nvidia are deeply oversold, while Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet have entered trading ranges, suggesting that positioning is resetting after months of extended gains. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has retraced sharply post-Crypto Summit, testing its 200-day moving average, a level bulls must defend to prevent a larger breakdown. Silver is compressing near the apex of a multi-month base, and Copper is setting up for a potential breakout, driven by supply constraints and trade policy shifts.
The Market’s Next Move Hinges on Three Key Catalysts
CPI & PPI Inflation Data – Inflation remains the single most important factor for Federal Reserve policy. If inflation surprises to the upside, it could reinforce fears that rate cuts are further away, triggering another round of selling pressure. Conversely, a cooler reading could bring back expectations of softer monetary policy, fueling a relief rally across equities and commodities.
Trump’s Trade and Tariff Policies – The market is on edge awaiting Trump’s next trade policy announcement. The U.S. Dollar has already plunged to multi-month lows, reflecting uncertainty around tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China. Should Trump double down on protectionist measures, it could weigh heavily on multinationals, commodities, and global trade-dependent sectors. However, any softening of rhetoric or new exemptions could trigger an aggressive rebound, given how much risk has already been priced in.
Key Technical Tests and Rotation Signals – Many assets have been flushed out near key levels, and this week will determine whether buyers step in to defend these areas or if breakdowns accelerate. Bitcoin’s 200-day moving average test is crucial, as it has historically served as a strong bull market support level. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq holding near their 200-day moving averages could spark a broader risk-on move, while further deterioration would confirm that a deeper correction is underway.
How to Manage Risk and Find Opportunities
Stay Tactical and Focus on Price Reactions at Key Levels – With so many assets testing major support levels, confirmation is key. Watch for strong reversals with volume, signaling institutional buying, before getting aggressive.
Be Selective with High-Quality Setups – Markets have been news-driven and volatile, so it’s critical to focus on best-of-breed setups. Sectors like precious metals, energy, and select tech stocks are showing relative strength or setting up near potential breakout zones.
Respect the 200-Day Moving Average – Bitcoin, the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and key ETFs are all at their 200-day moving averages. If they hold and bounce, the rally could reignite. If they fail, expect another leg down.
Be Prepared for Whipsaw Moves on Headlines – Trump’s policies, trade tensions, and macro data can send the market sharply in either direction. Staying reactive rather than predictive is key—markets could bounce hard or crash harder, depending on how narratives evolve.
All the weakness, especially in the 10-year, suggests that rate cuts could be closer than initially expected. Meanwhile, Trump may be distracting everyone—while attention is focused here, the real story could be unfolding elsewhere. He has managed to bring rates down and lower inflation, even as concerns grow that tariffs could push inflation higher.
Additionally, the Dodge cut could be weakening employment numbers while also bringing down housing prices in certain areas of the country. This dynamic is setting the stage for potential rate cuts, particularly if the tariff rhetoric subsides and a resolution is reached.
The 10-year Treasury yield rising to 4.32% last week suggests that bond markets aren’t fully convinced of imminent rate cuts but are signaling they could be near, potentially capping equity upside. A declining dollar and rising gold prices reflect increasing uncertainty, reinforcing expectations of policy shifts ahead. At the same time, crude oil’s weakness points to softer demand expectations, which could feed into lower inflationary pressures.
These macro shifts indicate a complex economic backdrop—if bond yields continue to stabilize or decline, it could confirm that markets are pricing in rate cuts sooner rather than later. Meanwhile, currency and commodity movements will offer critical clues on inflation expectations and broader economic sentiment. Keep a close eye on how these trends evolve, as they will likely set the stage for the Fed’s next move.
With so many assets testing major levels at the same time, this is a market where patience and discipline will be rewarded. Let price action confirm direction, and be prepared to act decisively once clear trends emerge.
“You can be wrong half the time and still make a fortune if you let your winners run and cut your losers short.” – Peter Lynch
Now, onto the daily setups.
US Daily Setups
ASTS – AST SpaceMobile, Inc.
AST SpaceMobile continues to set up just below its 52-week high. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum builds.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/csjFvnHm
AVGO – Broadcom Inc.
Broadcom is attempting to rebound from a key support level following a robust earnings report. Monitor to see if price action can hold this level as support before watching for continued upside momentum.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/yjBHIdNg
BILI – Bilibili, Inc.
Bilibili is attempting to break out from a consolidation area, supported by robust volume. Monitor for sustained price action above resistance to confirm the move.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/nRVpmpkh
COIN – Coinbase Global Inc.
Coinbase is testing a key support level with increased bullish options activity observed on Friday. Monitor to see if this level holds, and then watch for price action to begin reclaiming its moving averages.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/jwsERhxG
GDX – VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF
The VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF appears to be setting up on the right side of a multi-month base. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum continues to build.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/FRiWUGXj
GENI – Genius Sports Limited
Genius Sports appears to be setting up just below its 52-week high, with increasing volume supporting the move. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum continues to build.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/acQPsqqM
ROOT – Root Inc.
Root continues to consolidate just below its recent high. Monitor for signs of accumulation and a potential breakout if momentum builds.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/sUzRIRiB
SIL – Global X Silver Miners ETF
The Global X Silver Miners ETF continues to set up near the apex of a significant multi-month consolidation area. Monitor for a potential breakout as price action tightens near key resistance levels.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/ddDwtbVF
SOUN – SoundHound AI Inc.
SoundHound AI has pulled back to test a key support level, with increased bullish options activity observed on Friday. Monitor to see if this level holds, and then watch for price action to begin reclaiming its moving average as confirmation of potential upside momentum.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/YYTqjgZp
VALE – Companhia Vale do Rio Doce SA
Vale appears to be setting up just below a significant downtrend line, supported by increasing bullish options activity. Monitor to see if price action can break above horizontal resistance to confirm a potential trend reversal.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/cEhUyXjN
VEEV – Veeva Systems Inc.
Veeva Systems continues to experience robust price action with increasing volume. Monitor for sustained momentum and potential continuation of the uptrend.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/RHfVMJAB
XP – XP Inc
XP is attempting to break its downtrend line. Monitor for continued upside momentum to see if price action can push above horizontal resistance and confirm a potential trend reversal.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/KWMzmGWG
XYZ – Block, Inc.
Block experienced heavy selling pressure, but bullish options activity appeared on Friday, suggesting institutions may be attempting to mark a low. While this doesn’t guarantee a strong rebound, traders watching for bottom-fishing setups may want to keep this on their radar. Monitor to see if price action can hold the recent low as a potential support level.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/HEdnuiMH
YOU – Clear Secure Inc.
Clear Secure is attempting to break out from a falling wedge with increasing volume, while the PPO momentum indicator is also attempting to break above the zero line. Monitor for confirmation of the breakout and sustained momentum to support a potential trend reversal.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/ehNkWXRd
ZIM – Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd.
Zim continues to set up on the right side of a significant multi-month consolidation pattern. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum continues to build.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/JQMUDZWF
ZK – ZEEKR Intelligent Technology Holding Ltd. – ADR
The ZEEKR setup continues to exhibit robust price action as it positions itself just below its all-time high. This strength comes while defying overall market selling pressure and volatility. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum persists.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/NtIFJqjb
ZS – Zscaler, Inc.
Zscaler appears to be setting up on the right side of a significant bottoming base, supported by increasing volume. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum continues to build.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/UzVxYVnq
Canadian Daily Setups
ARG.TO – Amerigo Resources Ltd.
Amerigo Resources continues to position itself just below its 52-week high. Monitor for a potential breakout if buying pressure builds.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/DaRVIzsR
ASM.TO – Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd.
Avino Silver & Gold Mines appears to be setting up on the right side of a consolidation area. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum continues to build.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/DQMGubNQ
BLM.V – BluMetric Environmental Inc.
BluMetric Environmental continues to show positive price action near its 52-week high. Monitor for sustained momentum and potential follow-through above key resistance levels.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/iPCRrYfy
CAE.TO – CAE, Inc.
CAE continues to appear on momentum scans as price action consolidates within a consolidation area below its 52-week high. Monitor to see if the uptrend can be sustained and whether a breakout attempt develops.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/QSDzvVcN
GMIN.TO – G Mining Ventures Corp.
G Mining Ventures appears to be setting up near its 52-week high. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum continues to build.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/IckpsUUB
MCB.TO – McCoy Bros., Inc.
McCoy Bros is attempting to break out from a continuation wedge. Monitor for sustained momentum to confirm the move.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/EyfkrHjZ
MDA.TO – MDA Ltd.
MDA experienced a strong price surge on Friday as it nears horizontal resistance. Monitor to see if the uptrend can sustain momentum and break above this key level.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/KriEHvzu
PAAS.TO – Pan American Silver Corp.
Pan American Silver appears to be setting up just below its 52-week high. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum continues to build.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/iypGRQYH
QSR.TO – Restaurant Brands International Inc.
Restaurant Brands continues to demonstrate robust price action, surging higher on Friday. Monitor for sustained momentum and potential continuation of the uptrend.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/BQBtGuUm
SII.TO – Sprott Inc.
Sprott appears to be setting up on the right side of a significant consolidation pattern. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum continues to build.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/pGXcJRTV
TOI.V – Topicus.com Inc.
Topicus.com is defying market volatility and downside selling pressure as it sets up near its all-time high. Monitor for a potential breakout if momentum continues to strengthen.
LINK TO CHART – https://schrts.co/mrjNZmPd
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US Scanner Results
(Stocks are sorted to highlight those with the strongest momentum at the time of the scan)
Click on the CandleGlance chart to view it in full size. Find a chart that matches your criteria or interests. You can easily save it to your watchlist on StockCharts.com for further analysis and tracking or copy and paste the ticker list into your chart provider.
EXPORT – US Watchlist Scan – 2025-03-09
TUYA, CRMD, XNET, MRT, IDT, TGTX, HMY, HSAI, XPEV, CNH, TPL, IBM, DRD, PAYC, KR, VEEV, GFI, ROOT, EBAY, PPC, MCD, DE, WBD, ZS, CION, MLI, UBS, CEE, CHKP, WEC, ZLAB, BJ, IDCC, FAST, API, RGLD, XERS, HURN, CNP, ECX, FDP, HSII, PAYX, MP, AGNC, ERIC, SNA, DGX, PRCH, PBH, GENI, EPD, RERE, BBVA, INFL, SLRC, TORXF, YUM, BERY, CMS, AEP, AU, LFT, BTI, PBFS, PLMR, APD, RBA, VRSK, WAT, CSGS, ABBV, ALL, HTD, EPAC, ESAB, AAPL, SLM, IBEX, ATO, ABT, ARQT, BZUN, BMY, HESM, T, WDOFF, JBTM, PAHC, HALO, MO, BK, NOK, GDXJ, SILA, DRI, FPH, GILD, RSG, TIGO, PRVA, AM, LBTYK, EXEL, MD, ALDX, GFL, AEM, ESLT, WB, DTE, TMUS, USM, GL, RLX, CSCO, YUMC, MDGL, NFG, EPR, HCI, KNTNF, MWA, WGS, MPLX, SR, CME, GDX, DB, VICR, VSEC, OPK, HSBC, KAI, BABA, DVAX, NWG, WPM, MITT, AON, ICE, TW, VTR, MOMO, CAAS, VRSN, CDTX, KWEB, PAAS, CIB, WTW, CDXC, KGC, MRCY, RTX, GLD, K
Canadian Scanner Results
(Stocks are sorted to highlight those with the strongest momentum at the time of the scan)
Click on the CandleGlance chart to view it in full size. Find a chart that matches your criteria or interests. You can easily save it to your watchlist on StockCharts.com for further analysis and tracking or copy and paste the ticker list into your chart provider.
EXPORT – Canadian Scanner Results – 2025-03-09
MDA.TO, OGD.TO, MMET.CA, AIAI.CA, PWM.V, FWZ.V, SGD.V, MCB.TO, LUG.TO, PNPN.V, IBM.NE, ASM.TO, EPRX.TO, SII.TO, ALA.TO, FDR.V, MCDS.NE, CAE.TO, OLA.TO, MSA.TO, FTS.TO, LUCA.V, EQX.TO, EQX.V, NCI.V, NGD.TO, KEI.TO, CNL.TO, GMIN.TO, TOI.V, RBA.TO, ARG.TO, DC/A.TO, BLM.V, TXG.TO, WDO.TO, VZLA.TO, CXB.TO, AAPL.NE, AAPL.TO, PRB.TO, AEM.TO, GFL.TO, KNT.TO, EMA.TO, DOL.TO, L.TO, MND.TO, NDM.TO, WPM.TO, FFH.TO, FNV.TO, CSU.TO, ERE/UN.TO, ACO/X.TO, IFC.TO, ILLM.TO, K.TO, SGR/UN.TO, PAAS.TO, TFPM.TO, ITR.V, ORA.TO, DPM.TO, PHYS.TO, MKP.TO, ABRA.TO, SXGC.V, AX/UN.TO, DR.TO, EXE.TO, GIP.V, NGEX.TO, MR/UN.TO, X.TO, PSLV.TO, WN.TO
