The scan for 2026-09-10 selected 128 stocks in total. The heaviest industry representation came from Software – Application with 20 names, Software – Infrastructure with 19 names, and Semiconductors with 11 names. This clustering suggests that technology-related sectors dominated the current selection universe, which is a common pattern when a CAN SLIM stock screener flags broad strength in growth-oriented industries.
Ten stocks appeared in two or more screening passes, marking them as the strongest cross-screen confirmations: SNOW, AMD, ANET, DELL, ECO, ERO, ETON, FIVE, NET, and TEAM. Stocks that clear multiple independent filters tend to show more consistent fundamental and technical alignment, which is why they stand out within the broader CANSLIM stocks list. The list also saw 29 new entrants versus the prior trading day, including AMD, NET, and MRVL, while 24 names dropped out, such as SHOP, TWLO, and MSTR.
Among the stocks that were selected by all three screens, SNOW is the only one with technical notes provided. It is described as advancing, with a deep base pattern that is still immature, showing a depth of 7.0% and a formation period of 0.8 weeks, with a pivot point at $356.47. This indicates the base is still early in its development, so the pattern has not yet had time to fully mature into a more established structure.
For educational purposes only — not investment advice.
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