For traders with a short-term time horizon who are looking for big moves over a short period, we have updated our list of the S&P 1500 stocks trading above $10 that have the largest intraday high-low ranges (based on the average percent spread between the intraday high and low over the last 50 days). We then grouped the stocks based on whether they have a rising or falling 50-day moving average (DMA).  Stocks highlighted in gray are new to the list this month.

Heading into last week, we saw the second lowest bullish reading in our weekly market poll since we began conducting it in early 2012 (38% bullish to 62% bearish).  This week we've seen a complete reversal, with bullish sentiment now outnumbering bearish sentiment by 10 points (55% to 45%).  This upside reversal in the bull/bear spread of 34 percentage points is the highest bullish reversal that we've seen to date.  Looks like investors are finally starting to buy into this market.  The only question now is whether or not it's too late.

Barron's, That is, the private-equity giant is a net seller because things simply can't get much better. "We think it's a fabulous environment to be selling," he says, noting Apollo has sold about $13 billion in assets in the past 15 months. "We're selling everything that's not nailed down. And if we're not selling, we're refinancing."

The S&P 500 closed out the week on an extremely positive note by making a new all-time high and crossing above the 1,600 level for the first time ever.  So where do we go from here?  Please take part in our weekly market poll below by answering whether you think the S&P 500 will be higher or lower one month from now.  We'll report back with the results on Monday before the open.  Thanks for participating and have a great weekend!  If you have yet to visit our newly improved research website, definitely do so over the weekend.