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Every scan on one board, over the last 30 sessions.
Each row shows a symbol, that scan's reading, and its latest one-day price change. A σ reading measures distance from a stock's recent average in standard deviations; the unified score combines several signals.
Stocks beating the market lately. Strong ones often stay strong for a while.
Stocks that moved unusually far, unusually fast. They often snap back part of the way.
Patterns in the last day or two of prices that often come just before a turn or a breakout.
The price makes a new high but its push behind it gets weaker: an early warning that the move is tiring.
Scans read the daily archive, which the capture fills a session behind the live tape. Signals describe what has already happened. They are not advice, and none of them is a reason to trade on its own.