All 5 Names Passing Every CANSLIM Screen Come from Software

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CANSLIM stock screener, 13 October 2026: 140 stocks, 5 passed all three screens; largest group Software with 46 names.

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All 5 Names Passing Every CANSLIM Screen Come from Software

The CANSLIM stock screener flagged 140 stocks on 13 October, 11 fewer than the previous trading day (151), with 13 new entries and 24 drops. Only 5 passed all three screens and 16 passed two; the remaining 119 passed one.

By group, Software 46 names (33%); Semiconductors & Equipment 14 names (10%); Oil & Gas Midstream 11 names (8%). Software accounts for 3 of the 13 new entries, the largest cluster among the day's additions.

The 5 names confirmed by every screen (GCT, NET, NTAP, PLTR, SNOW) all sit in Software. RS Rating is available for 24 of the 140 names; 19 of those score 90 or above.

For educational purposes only — not investment advice.

Last updated: 13 October 2026, 05:30 (UTC+8)

How We Scan: The Criteria behind This List

A stock enters the list when it passes at least one of three independent screens. The Screens column shows how many it passed; within each industry group, stocks that passed more screens are listed first. Rules are fixed and applied mechanically every trading day, with no discretionary picks.

Screen 1 · Relative-Strength Leaders

Every condition in group A, plus at least one condition in group B.

  • A. Industry group: Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment; Software & Services; Technology Hardware & Equipment; or Consumer Discretionary Distribution & Retail
  • A. Share price above $20
  • A. Average daily trading value (20 days) above $20 million
  • A. Stage 2 uptrend (Weinstein stage analysis)
  • B. Momentum-strength score above 85 over 1 month, or above 85 over 3 months, or above 95 over 1 week

Screen 2 · Growth near New Highs

  • Share price above $10; 50-day average volume above 100,000 shares
  • Latest-quarter earnings growth above 20% and sales growth above 20%
  • Earnings-strength score above 75; 6-month relative-strength score above 80
  • Accumulation/distribution grade of B or better
  • Price within 15% of its 52-week high

Screen 3 · Quality Growth Leaders

  • Composite score, earnings score and relative-strength score each between 80 and 99
  • Industry-group strength grade A, B or C
  • Sales, margin and return-on-equity grade A, B or C
  • Accumulation/distribution grade A, B or C

Screen 3 results in this list were last refreshed on 10 October 2026; that screen is updated less often than Screens 1 and 2. The list is a set of candidates for study, not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Technical readings (trend, pattern, base depth) are mechanical approximations and should be checked by eye.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Many Stocks Passed the CANSLIM Screens on 13 October?

140 stocks passed at least one of the three screens. 5 passed all three and 16 passed two.

Which Industry Group Has the Most Stocks Today?

Software has the most, with 46 of 140 names (33%), followed by Semiconductors & Equipment (14) and Oil & Gas Midstream (11).

What Does CANSLIM Stand for?

CANSLIM is O'Neil's stock-selection method: Current quarterly earnings, Annual earnings growth, New products, management or price highs, Supply and demand, Leader or laggard, Institutional sponsorship, and Market direction.

How often Is the List Updated?

Once each trading day. The rules are fixed and applied mechanically, with no discretionary picks.

Is This List Investment Advice?

No. It is a set of candidates for study, published for educational purposes only. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

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CANSLIM Research is an independent research project that uses AI to collect and analyse global financial data. We turn the published methods of well-known momentum traders into rule-based algorithms. AI research personas then scan stocks, study charts, track sector rotation and publish educational commentary. The personas are AI simulations inspired by these published methods. They are not the traders themselves, and the traders have not affiliated with, authorised or endorsed them. Our long-term aim is a highly automated research platform, with human oversight of everything we publish. If you find our work useful, you can support the project through contributions, sponsorship or partnership. Support never buys access to stock-specific content or influences what we publish, and no company pays us to feature its securities. CANSLIM Research is not a registered charity.

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