FLS Special Report: All Caps Strongest Stocks of 2015 by Market 06.01.15

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Note: The stocks on this list are the strongest performing stocks this year as of June 1, 2015’s close. They are separated based on Market Cap and in most cases must have avg volume > 500k (except small-nano caps). There are no fundamental or other technical requirements for these stocks. Just leading stocks

Mega-Cap: >$200B Price > $5 & Volume >500K

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Large Cap: $10B-$200B Price > $5 & Volume >500K

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Mid Cap: $2B-$10B & Average Price > $5 & Volume >500K

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Small Cap: $300M-$2B & Average No price or volume requirements

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Micro Cap: $50m-$300M No price or volume requirements

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Nano Cap: Under $50M No price or volume requirements

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