The scan for 2026-09-04 selected 111 stocks in total, with clear clustering in software-related sectors. Software – Application led with 29 names, followed by Software – Infrastructure at 19, while Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing contributed 8 names. This heavy tilt toward software suggests the current market leadership is concentrated in cloud and platform plays rather than energy names.
Nine stocks appeared in two or more of the screening filters, marking them as the strongest cross-validated candidates: SNOW, BRZE, CRM, DAVE, DELL, ECO, ETON, PLTR, and TEAM. This multi-screen overlap is a key signal for a CAN SLIM stock screener, as it reduces the chance of a single filter producing a false positive. Two stocks, ROKU and XMTR, dropped out of the list compared to the prior trading day, indicating a loss of momentum or relative strength.
Among the triple-screen selections, SNOW shows an advancing price trend with a deep base formation that is still immature — the base depth is 0.0% and it has only been forming for 0.2 weeks, with a pivot point at $356.47. This early-stage pattern means the base has not yet had time to develop the proper structure typically seen in mature consolidations. For CANSLIM stocks, such a nascent base is worth monitoring closely as it could either resolve into a valid breakout or fail to complete. The lack of depth and short formation time suggest the stock is still in the very early phase of its setup, so patience is required before any meaningful technical confirmation appears.
For educational purposes only — not investment advice.
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