Daily dollar turnover above twenty million. Price above ten. The stock above both its 50- and 200-day moving averages. Within 15% of the 52-week high. Positive relative strength versus the index over three and six months. Average daily range between 2% and 5%. And volume in the most recent pullback below average.

The last and most neglected condition: no quarterly report inside the planned holding window. Holding through earnings is a bet on an outcome you can't know, and it has nothing to do with the pattern you identified. If you want to trade earnings, that's a separate, deliberate decision — at half size.

Go through the thirty charts one by one asking three questions of each: is the trend obvious, or am I talking myself into it? Is there a level to anchor a sensible stop? And does a reasonable target give at least twice the risk? Any "yes, but" — skip it.

The output is four to six names on a watchlist, and not all of them will trigger. A good swing trader typically takes two to five trades a week, not twenty.