Market Leadership

Ticker	50-Day Simple Moving Average	52-Week High	Change	Shares Float	Insider Ownership	Insider Transactions	Institutional Ownership	Institutional Transactions	Float Short	Relative Volume
CBOU	-0.65%	-12.45%	-2.49%	20.09	1.07%	-4.29%	76.68%	11.51%	11.74%	1.64
TCAP	1.39%	-2.72%	-2.19%	26.54	3.89%	18.40%	25.64%	36.46%	3.43%	1.35
AAPL	16.88%	0.23%	0.79%	931.83	0.02%	-5.09%	70.84%	1.22%	1.05%	1.16
ASPS	15.93%	-2.75%	1.01%	15.55	32.95%	-0.16%	49.17%	1.77%	1.82%	1.04
RGR	7.47%	-7.58%	0.12%	18.63	0.67%	-13.50%	76.38%	-1.88%	9.46%	0.98
MELI	4.19%	-9.22%	-1.19%	31.21	10.37%	-23.93%	74.06%	-0.37%	6.32%	0.86
PCLN	19.04%	-0.56%	0.61%	49.37	0.62%	-8.86%		0.83%	6.37%	0.69
MHS	9.44%	-2.16%	-0.25%	387.69	0.41%	10.41%	78.87%	3.89%	1.76%	0.69
MDSO	19.91%	-7.06%	0.12%	22.9	8.84%	-7.17%	89.37%	3.01%	11.81%	0.65
CRUS	13.43%	-2.65%	-1.14%	63.7	0.67%	139.30%	74.48%	5.22%	16.96%	0.63
FOSL	25.73%	-5.28%	-1.30%	52.08	9.93%	-0.49%	88.89%	4.95%	9.25%	0.63
TNH	13.93%	-6.94%	0.99%	17.51	75.07%		5.98%	1.84%	1.03%	0.59
ATW	2.92%	-5.71%	-2.46%	56.93	0.58%	22.72%	86.36%	0.77%	7.68%	0.55
CSTR	18.12%	-1.56%	0.91%	30.79	1.15%	28.99%		-2.00%	27.29%	0.46
SWI	11.12%	-6.19%	-0.32%	57.71	12.47%	-17.23%	84.20%	-2.32%	9.54%	0.44
LULU	14.77%	-1.00%	-0.62%	97.88	0.14%	-4.89%		1.01%	12.05%	0.43

Here are the new market leaders for this week, ranked by relative volume. There are a few newcomers to the list, plus a lot of the usual suspects The only one getting more than 1.5 times average volume (O'Neil's threshold for what he considers to be high) is CBOU, which is in the middle of a handle forming precess. I had MDSO scheduled to report today, but they actually reported last week. CSTR still has the highest percentage of the float short, and that and CRUS are probably the best short squeeze candidates. New highs - AAPL, LULU

Ticker	Adv Score	NH Score	Total
CBOU	36	0	36
TCAP	39	0	39
AAPL	46	21	67
ASPS	47	15	62
RGR	32	11	43
MELI	35	0	35
MHS	43	14	57
PCLN	43	12	55
MDSO	39	6	45
CRUS	45	22	67
FOSL	41	13	54
TNH	42	6	48
ATW	37	0	37
CSTR	37	9	46
SWI	40	11	51
LULU	38	8	46

Here are the price relative scores. The highest total score is 67, shared by two stocks. That is usually high enough to put them in the top 100 stocks in the market. There are several below 40, which is probably pretty weak, and in all cases it is because the new highs score is zero. I would be concerned about a stock that has not hit a new high in price relative since August 12 of last year, that is not a sign of strength.

Here is a link to the charts.