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MarketInOut BlogPractical guides to finding stocks with screens: strategies that work across markets, how to screen stocks outside the US, and how MarketInOut compares with other screeners. The Nasdaq-100 Fell Below Its 50-Day Average: What Happened Next? 23 Years of Data (October 2026)QQQ just closed back below its 50-day average in a tech selloff. We checked every similar dip since 2003 and what QQQ did over the next one, three and six months. Read more →How to Use a Stock Screener: A Step-by-Step GuideA stock screener turns thousands of stocks into a short list. Six steps to screens that work, and the mistakes that waste them. Read more →Oil Near a Six-Month High: Should You Buy Energy Stocks? 20 Years of Data (October 2026)Oil is near a six-month high and energy stocks are up 56% this year. We checked what energy, airline and S&P 500 stocks did after every Brent six-month high since 2006: on average, no better than at any other time. Read more →Does the Golden Cross Work? A 25-Year Backtest on US, Canadian and UK StocksWe traded the golden cross and death cross on the members of three large-cap indexes and compared it with an index fund and the 200-day rule. It worked in Canada, not in the US, and only partly in the UK. Read more →What Happens After a Stock Hits a 52-Week High? 25 Years of US, Canadian and UK DataAre stocks at new highs more likely to keep rising? We checked every 52-week high, all-time high and 52-week low in the S&P 500, TSX and FTSE 100 since 2001. The answer depends on the market. Read more →Where the Minervini Trend Template Works: A Backtest Across 14 Stock UniversesWe ran the same Trend Template strategy on 14 stock universes in seven countries. The country mattered less than which stocks it could buy: large-cap index members did best, whole exchanges mostly failed. Read more →Minervini Trend Template on Canadian Stocks: A 25-Year TSX BacktestWe ran the Minervini Trend Template through 25 years of TSX data. The entry rules worked, but the exit decided everything: a quick exit trailed an index fund, a patient one beat it. Read more →Indian Stock Screener: Find Stocks That Match Your StrategyMost popular stock screeners are built for US stocks. Here's how to screen Indian stocks with the same depth: ready-made strategy screens, plain-English AI screening, alerts and backtesting. Read more →MarketInOut vs Finviz: Which Stock Screener Should You Use?Finviz is fast, clean and free for basic use, but it was built for US stocks. Here's an honest side-by-side with MarketInOut: markets, AI screening, formulas, backtesting and alerts. Read more →Thomas DeMark's Approach, Part V: TD SequentialSequential is DeMark's mechanical trading system. Part V walks through setup, intersection, countdown, entry and exit. Read more →Thomas DeMark's Approach, Part IV: The DeMarker IndicatorDeMark's DeMarker indicator measures the strength of a trend. Part IV explains how it is built and read. Read more →Thomas DeMark's Approach, Part III: TD Price ProjectionsOnce a breakout is qualified, how far can price go? Part III covers DeMark's three TD-price projectors. Read more →Thomas DeMark's Approach, Part II: TD Breakout QualifiersAfter a TD-line break, DeMark's three breakout qualifiers help judge whether the breakout is true. Part II explains each one. Read more →Thomas DeMark's Approach, Part I: TD-Points and TD-LinesThomas DeMark turned trend line drawing into clear rules. Part I covers TD-points and TD-lines. Read more →Market Facilitation Index (MFI)Bill Williams' Market Facilitation Index measures how easily price moves. Compared with volume, it sorts every bar into one of four types. Read more →Bollinger Bands, Local Peaks and Fibonacci LevelsOne indicator studied in depth beats many studied briefly. Bollinger Bands combine trend, oscillator and volatility, and work well with peaks and Fibonacci levels. Read more →Forex Traders Must Focus on a Few Technical Indicators to Be EffectiveMany forex traders keep searching for the perfect indicator. Specializing in a few tools and learning them well works better. Read more →Technical Analysis: Do You Have the Right Tools and Discipline?Technical analysis is an art as well as a science. Success depends on the right tools and on discipline. Read more →Technical Analysis, Part 2: Trading on the NewsTrading on the news is popular in every market. Part 2 looks at how technical analysis helps time trades around news. Read more →Technical Analysis, Part 1: What Is It and Why Do You Need It?Few of us get formal training in investing. Part 1 explains what technical analysis is and why it matters for timing entries and exits. Read more → |
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