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I use NAZDAQ
And check all 3 categories under holdings. Under institutional you can really zero in as to what's been happening. It lists new/sold out and increase/decrease.

Here's Apple; http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/aapl/institutional-holdings

This can only be used for individual stocks though. If you want a group which have increased to choose from.

Use Finviz under fundamentals pick what your looking for in the drop down labeled institutional or insider transactions.. You can then go into sector or industry, under descriptive and use your P/E eval to lists for over or under average. Trying to find potential growth or value. Pick the ones you like, then zero in on each at the NAZ site individually.

Here's increasing institutional holdings in the basic materials sector and gold industry, with the highest P/E listed at the top. Ps; after moussing over all the choices, I can't find 1 chart with a positive chart pattern. I'd look at a different industry.
http://www.finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=111&f=ind_gold,sec_basicmaterials,sh_insttrans_pos&o=pe

You can use Finviz groups to choose a leading sector first. Then zero in to industry, increasing holdings and it's P/E position. Then look for a good chart pattern. That's how I do it. Sorry I worked back wards in the post. Start big refine down.

Happy hunting. And remember there are a thousand reasons to sell. But only 1 reason to buy. IMO an entity selling wouldn't effect my decisions as much as them buying. Especially insiders. They may sell to buy a boat or pay for the kids college. But when the buy, they see a positive future.

We are talking position trading or investing this way. Swing trading IMO it's all about the TA & charts.