Swing Trading Stock Watchlist for Week of July 11 and Beyond

Stock market health is improving, but a likely bottom has not been confirmed yet. That means I’m buying some stocks (swing trades) but not loading up yet.

See the latest Stock Market Health Update for a look at the current market conditions and why I’m cautiously buying right now.

I only trade stocks that are on my swing trading stock watchlist, as shown below.

The stock lists below are based on Contraction Patterns and Cup and Handle Patterns.

These patterns and others, when to trade (and when not to), and scanning for trades are covered in the Complete Method Stock Swing Trading Course.

US and Canadian Swing Trading Stock List

Because the market has sold off so much, I basically just scanned for stocks above their 50, 120, and 200-day moving averages. The stock has to be at least 30% above its 52-week low and no more than 40% below its 52-week high. Price above $0.5 and average volume above 200K per day.

There are no Canadian stocks this week.

US stocks: HRB, UTHR, BPT, DY, ENPH, ELA (low volume), SWIR.

US stock watchlist for July 11 and beyond — Cory’s Swing Trading Stock Watchlist for July 11 and Beyond

From Last Week’s List:

MCK – Tried breaking higher on July 8. Looking for follow-through.
FNKO – running higher
ACHC – broke out higher
CTIC – broke out higher
ALKS – broke out higher
STNG – broke lower, no trigger, removed from my list
TRMD – broke lower, no trigger, removed from my list

How breakouts perform lets me know how easy it is to make money, and how much capital I should be deploying. If breakouts are working, I want to be involved and putting capital to work. If most breakouts are failing quickly, or not producing gains, then I know to stay mostly in cash and/or await better conditions.

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By Cory Mitchell, CMT

Disclaimer: Nothing in this article is personal investment advice, or advice to buy or sell anything. Trading is risky and can result in substantial losses, even more than deposited if using leverage.