Most days I check both up and down scans for 7 in a row there is nothing coming up. But then there must be 7 in a row. The reason the scan can't include stocks or commodity ETFs that have inside days inbetween is the scan is set for each of the 7 days. So without knowing which day could be an inside day it can only go by what its required settings are. In a way it is better as it is actually 7 in a row without any questionable inside days that were not like the other required days. But fewer will show up each day. Most days there is nothing showing. I often forget to even check as there is usually none most of the time. Yesterday just one on the TSX and none on anything U.S. If I knew which day the inside day would be I could punch it in of course but that's impossible to know which day or how many inside days. So the scan has to be 7 in a row for a signal. It is more selective that way to so I would suspect the selections would be better overall than including inside days. I also have the scan set for at least 500k volume and price over $10. That will catch most stocks in the U.S. but with that volume it will miss many on the TSX that doesn't have the higher volume. I lowered the price for this scan as it doesn't catch much anyway. Normally I use at least above $20 and with 1million volume per day. I guess I could lower the volume when using the scan for TSX stocks that would pick up more selections. I looked at CNQ but it broke below the Jan and Feb lows of 36 U.S. Tuesday and is in a downtrend since early Feb and well below the 20ema so I wouldn't touch it right now. Price bumped up against that 36 breakdown pt today and backed off. Need to re-cross that for starters and then try to clear the downtrendline from what I'm looking at.