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Shortlists
A shortlist is a daily ranked roster of US-listed stocks that share one measurable characteristic, such as top relative-strength percentile, a Weinstein stage-2 uptrend, or a volume dry-up. TickerStance publishes eight, rebuilt after each US market close. They describe market conditions; they are not trade recommendations.
Once per trading day, after the US close (around 23:30 UTC). Each roster page shows the as-of date it was computed.
Yes. Every roster shows all its names, up to 50 per shortlist, free and without an account. TickerStance keeps the data open; optional paid tools (a watchlist, daily digest, and historical replay) layer on top.
The eligible universe is US-listed common stocks and ADRs with a close of at least $5 and 50-day average dollar volume of at least $1M, roughly 12,000 tickers screened nightly.
Eight curated lists, grouped by what describes them. Leadership and trend, range and volume — what the universe looks like at close, without typing a screen.
Who's outrunning SPY, by horizon and by distance from the high.
Top relative-strength percentile on 1-month, with 3M and 6M backup horizons in view.
Within 8% of the trailing 252-day high, sorted by proximity to the print.
Where participation is loudest, and where it's hushed.
Today's volume at 2× the 20-day average or higher — interest you can't miss.
Quiet contractions — base-building with declining range and dwindling supply.
How much a name moves on a normal day — wide for traders, tight for accumulation.
The universe's widest 20-day movers — names where a 1% intraday tick is the baseline, not the exception. Useful for traders sizing risk in percent of price.
Tightest 20-day range inside the RS top quartile — coiled leaders, not sleepy laggards.
Where a name sits in its long arc — Weinstein stage, distance above 50-day.
Weinstein advancing phase — rising 150-day with price above, sorted by 50-day distance.
Trading at premium to their 50-day, ranked by percent extension — momentum receipts.