Potential Entry Points
When the closing price of a stock crosses up through a moving average line it is often viewed as a bullish signal. We hedge with "often" because range bound stocks can whipsaw above and below moving average lines choosing a decernable trend. To help prevent you from getting into a moving average crossover play that whipsaws you out too soon, consider using a "2-days above" screening criteria that finds stocks that have been above their 10-day MA line for two days in a row. The trade-off is giving up the early part of the move for a more confirmed move.

Consider screening for stocks that have been above their 10-day moving average for two days and average six month trading volume of at least 100,000. To eliminate all but the up trending stocks, add, "Strength Meter - Green is equal to yes" to your screening criteria.

Potential Exit Points
For your possible short-term exit points, consider choosing between a trailing stop loss based on your profit goal in dollars or on a percentage move. For longer-term exit points, you may want to wait for the stock to cross down through its 10-day MA line. Which ever you pick, be sure to set Alerts to watch for these and other milestones.