These stocks were recently found using a scanner looking for CANSLIM traits. They have high scores in Relative Strength (RS) and Earnings Per Share (EPS).
Company Fundamentals: What Do They Do?
To fit the CANSLIM profile, a company needs strong business fundamentals driving its earnings. Here is a simple explanation of how each company makes its money:

ANET (Arista Networks): They build high-speed computer network equipment. Their massive growth right now is driven by big tech companies buying their gear to build Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers.
CRS (Carpenter Technology): They manufacture specialty metals and tough alloys. They are growing fast because the aerospace and defense industries need their materials to build airplanes and military equipment.
FFIV (F5 Inc.): They provide software that helps apps run fast and stay secure on the internet. As more businesses move to the cloud, they need F5 to keep their services running smoothly.
FTNT (Fortinet): A major cybersecurity company famous for its firewalls. Their profits are growing because companies are spending heavily to protect their computer networks from hackers.
ILMN (Illumina): They make the machines that scientists and doctors use to read human DNA. They are the top leader in genetic testing technology, which is a growing medical field.
MNST (Monster Beverage): They make energy drinks. They maintain steady profit growth by constantly releasing new flavors and expanding into new countries.
NTAP (NetApp): They help companies store and manage massive amounts of computer data. The rise of AI requires huge amounts of data storage, which directly boosts their business.
OKTA (Okta): A cybersecurity company that specializes in “identity.” They provide the secure login screens that employees and customers use to access software.
PANW (Palo Alto Networks): Another giant in cybersecurity. They offer a complete platform to stop cyberattacks, making them a top choice for large corporations looking to upgrade their security.
RY (Royal Bank of Canada): One of the biggest banks in Canada. They make steady profits through traditional banking, loans, and managing money for wealthy clients.
SN (SharkNinja): They design popular home appliances like Shark vacuums and Ninja blenders. They grow rapidly by inventing clever, affordable products that go viral on social media.
TRGP (Targa Resources): They own pipelines and processing plants for natural gas. They make money by moving energy across the United States, providing a very steady and profitable cash flow.
| Symbol | Price | Volume (1000s) | RS Rating | EPS Rating | Overall Rating |
| ANET | 181.15 | 9,140 | 86 | 96 | 99 |
| CRS | 566.85 | 487 | 95 | 97 | 99 |
| FFIV | 420.95 | 420 | 90 | 89 | 99 |
| FTNT | 160.62 | 4,099 | 97 | 95 | 99 |
| ILMN | 190.05 | 1,199 | 95 | 94 | 99 |
| MNST | 97.07 | 3,790 | 89 | 93 | 99 |
| NTAP | 163.93 | 2,664 | 93 | 86 | 99 |
| OKTA | 139.53 | 2,404 | 95 | 87 | 99 |
| PANW | 330.30 | 5,374 | 96 | 90 | 99 |
| RY | 210.69 | 1,657 | 86 | 88 | 99 |
| SN | 149.79 | 1,281 | 88 | 95 | 99 |
| TRGP | 279.40 | 1,087 | 87 | 97 | 98 |
What is the CANSLIM Strategy?
CANSLIM is a stock-picking method created by famous investor William O’Neil. It is designed to find fast-growing companies before their stock prices make massive jumps. Each letter in the word stands for a specific rule you must look for before buying a stock:
- C — Current Earnings: The company must have strong profit growth in its most recent quarter.
- A — Annual Earnings: The company must show steady, growing profits over the last few years.
- N — New: The company needs a new catalyst. This could be a new product, new management, new industry trends, or hitting a new high stock price.
- S — Supply and Demand: The stock should have high trading volume on days its price goes up. This shows that big money is buying the stock.
- L — Leader: The stock must be a top performer in its specific industry. It should have a high Relative Strength (RS) rating, meaning it beats most other stocks in the market.
- I — Institutional Sponsorship: Big, successful investors (like mutual funds or banks) are actively buying the stock.
- M — Market Direction: You should only buy when the overall stock market is in an uptrend. If the general market is crashing, even the best stocks will fall.
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