Scan 5,000+ stocks daily for William O'Neil cup and handle breakout patterns. Cup depth, handle tightness, and volume profile analyzed. Each setup graded A+ to B.
The cup and handle pattern, popularized by William O'Neil in How to Make Money in Stocks, is an accumulation pattern where a stock forms a rounded base (the cup) followed by a brief downward drift (the handle) before breaking out. The best cups are U-shaped rather than V-shaped, with the handle forming in the upper half of the cup. Our scanner identifies these patterns daily and grades them based on cup depth, handle characteristics, and volume profile.
For cup & handle patterns, an A+ grade means a U-shaped cup with 15-35% depth, a handle in the upper third with declining volume, and a prior uptrend of at least 30%. This is not a prediction of future price movement — it is a way to prioritize which charts deserve your attention first.
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