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Trend Leaders - spotlight on the latest additions

Having just posted the Thursday Alert HQ signals consisting of Trend Busters, Trend Leaders and Swing Signals, it occurred to me that it would be useful to see what stocks or ETFs were new to the Trend Leaders list.

One of the issues affecting analysis of the market lately is that so many stocks have been in steep up-trends. This means that the Trend Leaders list is pretty big each time we run it, often listing well over 1000 entries. The sheer volume sometimes makes it difficult to pick out the stocks of interest. That is why I have implemented functionality to allow you to sort the data. Still, I realize that may not be enough.

Spotlight on today's leaders --

Today the market was pretty strong, but just prior to today it had suffered a number of weak sessions. The result is that the Trend Leaders list has dwindled to less than 500. Over 700 stocks fell off the list since it was last run on Tuesday night though 382 stocks still remain.

Below I have listed those stocks and ETFs that are were not on Tuesday's Trend Leaders list but have now made a new appearance on today's list. There are 53 in all.


SymbolNamePrice
AZNASTRAZENECA PLC$39.02
BBXTBankAtlantic Bancorp, Inc.$4.90
BVNCOMPANIA DE MINAS BUENAV.$25.56
BWFWELLS FARGO CAPITAL XII 7.875% ENHANCED TRUST PREFERRED SECURITIES (ENHANCED TRUPS)$23.45
CBNJCape Bancorp, Inc.$7.96
CCFCHASE CORPORATION$12.82
CCJCAMECO CORPORATION$25.00
CFNBCalifornia First National Bancorp$12.75
CMECME Group Inc.$284.37
CUBCUBIC CORPORATION$33.22
CYTXCytori Therapeutics Inc$2.81
DPSDR PEPPER SNAPPLE GROUP, INC.$21.37
DUCKDuckwall-Alco Stores, Inc.$14.00
ESLESTERLINE TECHNOLOGIES$27.51
FCLFOUNDATION COAL HOLDINGS, INC.$28.14
FENENERGY INCOME AND GROWTH FUND$19.60
FFFDNorth Central Bancshares, Inc.$14.45
FOSLFossil, Inc.$21.58
GERNGeron Corporation$6.23
GGGOLDCORP, INC.$33.58
GISGENERAL MILLS, INC.$53.42
GLUTHE GABELLI UTILITY & INCOME TRUST$15.37
GSGISHARES S&P GSCI COMMODITY-INDEXED TRUST$27.79
HAEHAEMONETICS CORPORATION$53.97
HLSHEALTHSOUTH CORPORATION$11.03
IAACInternational Assets Holding Corporation$14.60
IPIINTREPID POTASH, INC$28.42
IXJISHARES S&P GLOBAL HEALTH CARE SECTOR INDEX FUND$42.28
MDMEDNAX, INC (HOLDING COMPANY)$41.30
MICCMillicom International Cellular S.A.$52.38
MJNMEAD JOHNSON NUTRITION COMPANY$28.84
MOOMARKET VECTORS AGRIBUSINESS ETF$34.23
MPVMASSMUTUAL PARTN INV$11.09
MXMMAXXAM INC.$10.95
NICKNicholas Financial, Inc.$4.80
NSITInsight Enterprises, Inc.$7.39
PCCCPC Connection, Inc.$5.67
PDAPERDIGAO S.A. ADS (REP 2 PFD SHARES)$34.88
PPHPHARM HOLDRS TR DEP REC$58.13
PTIPATNI COMPUTER SYSTEMS LIMITED (EACH REPRESENTING TWO EQUITY SHARES)$8.40
RHMRYDEX 2X S&P SELECT SECTOR HEALTH CARE ETF$45.12
SFOSTRATEGIC ACCELERATED REDEMPTION SECURITIES - S&P 500 INDEX 11/02/2010$10.00
SQMSOCIEDAD QUIMICA Y MINERA DE CHILE SA$34.44
SSRISilver Standard Resources, Inc$19.89
TAYCTaylor Capital Group, Inc.$6.20
TLVTTelvent GIT, S.A.$20.17
TPLTEXAS PACIFIC LAND TRUST$30.49
UCDPROSHARES ULTRA DJ-AIG COMMODITY$22.30
UCIE-TRACS UBS BLOOMBERG CMCI ETN$16.39
UGAUNITED STATES GASOLINE FUND, LP$28.99
USPHU.S. Physical Therapy, Inc.$13.11
UTLUNITIL CORPORATION$22.79
WYEWYETH$44.60

I will try to do this on a regular basis. It should help readers more easily identify those stocks that are just starting to out-perform without having to wade through a huge list.

Remember, on the Trend Leaders page, we have more data in a tabular format that you can sort on and we also offer a downloadable file that you can import into your favorite spreadsheet software.
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