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US End-of-Day Verdict 31 Jul 2026, 16:00:00 GMT-4 Decided by: Manual

US — End-of-Day Verdict

ACQUIRE NO ACTION (0 of <=3) - 14th consecutive session with no admissible new BUY (US-20): AMZN adj 63 (quality-gate F=6 + extended -0.97 ATR, +5.1% past entry), SNOW adj 52 (cell -10, F=5), CRM adj 52 (F=7 but below EMA200), DDOG adj 51 (F=5), NET adj 51 (F=3, MoS -940). Zero PullbackBuy_VWAP candidates printed. ANTICIPATE 0 of <=1 - WDS (adj 74, F=4) and VIST (adj 78, UNDERVALUED, Quality_Pass True) both printed BUY - ANTICIPATE for the first time but each in only 1 of the last 3 snapshots (rule needs >=2). | DISPOSE 3 of <=3: META full exit 60 @ ~556.71 - L2 both legs, 9th session -10.21% below stop + dead 12wk, 2nd consecutive STRONG SELL - REDUCE, 8th re-fire; KLAC 50% trim @ ~182.82 - 2nd consecutive STRONG SELL - REDUCE cv76 Sell_Rank 1, adj 78 (highest in the book), US-18 satisfied, G2 suppresses the valuation amplify, keep-core 500; NVDA 30% trim @ ~200.75 - ADR-0012 armed (T12_Progress 100.61) + soft tick (c) dead forward, de-escalated from the pending 50%, execute ONCE vs ussemicon. | The session rotated out of the chip complex into the megacap laggard: GOOGL +6.73% to 356.13 (reclaimed all four EMAs, overlay healed), META +3.28%, NVDA +2.93%, against MU -5.90% giving back a third of the +18.4% bounce. | : buys sells free ->.

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Event Horizon · next 10 trading days as of 2026-07-27

⚠ Event-dense: 2026-07-29 · 2026-08-04 · 2026-08-05 · 2026-08-07

DateEventScopeNames Dir1wk band(ATR)Stance
07-28
KLA Corp fiscal Q4 2026 earnings (AMC)
KLA guided FQ4 revenue to 3.575bn USD and non-GAAP EPS of 9.87 +/- 1.00 against consensus nearer 3.61bn; the process-control order book and the September-quarter guide are the cleanest read on leading-edge foundry/logic and memory WFE spend, which sets the tone for the semi-cap and memory complex including MU. confidence: high · source
direct KLACHMUH ±8.0% ±1.3 hold through
07-29
FOMC rate decision 2:00pm ET + Chair Warsh press conference 2:30pm ET
FactSet consensus is a fifth consecutive hold at 3.50-3.75%, but reignited inflation plus Brent crude near 100/bbl on Middle-East escalation has turned this into a live hike-debate meeting under new Chair Kevin Warsh, with more officials flagging a hike ahead; long-duration AI/growth multiples in this book carry roughly 1.5-2x index beta to a hawkish repricing of the terminal rate. confidence: med · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMETAHMUHNBISHNVDAHOKTAH ±3.0% ±0.9 tighten trail
07-29
Meta Platforms Q2 2026 earnings (AMC, 4:30pm ET call)
Consensus is ~60.17bn USD revenue (+26.6% y/y) and 7.13 EPS, near the top of Meta's own guide, with BofA positioned for a beat; the gap driver is the 2026-27 AI capex guide set against ad monetisation, and it prints into the same session as the FOMC decision so the Jul 30 open fuses a macro repricing with an idiosyncratic gap. confidence: high · source
direct METAH ±10.0% ±2.5 hold through
07-29
Nebius Group Q2 2026 results (DATE UNCONFIRMED - see discovery gaps)
Neocloud revenue ramp, contracted GPU capacity and cash burn against the 7-9bn USD annualised run-rate ambition, now with Nvidia holding a disclosed 9.3% stake; thin float and a ~13% ATR make NBIS the widest percentage gap risk in the book. Investing.com lists Jul 29 while the prior horizon run researched ~Aug 6 - either date sits inside this window so the stance is unchanged, but do not treat the day as fixed. confidence: med · source
direct NBISH ±20.0% ±1.5 hold through
07-29
Microsoft FY26 Q4 earnings + Azure capex guide (AMC)
Microsoft is the largest disclosed AI-infrastructure spender printing in this window; its FY27 capex framing is the primary demand signal for NVDA accelerator bookings, for NBIS neocloud pricing power (hyperscaler capacity spill-over is its core demand channel), and one step further back for KLAC WFE orders. confidence: med · source
ecosystem MSFTHNVDAHNBISHKLAC ±6.0% ±1.7 add after print
07-29
SK Hynix Q2 2026 results + HBM supply/pricing outlook
Hynix is Micron's closest HBM competitor; Bernstein models Q2 HBM revenue +25% q/q to 7.6bn USD. Its forward outlook has repriced the memory complex before - a prior weak Hynix guide knocked MU, SNDK and WDC ~6% in a session - so DRAM/HBM pricing and 2027 capacity commentary transmits directly into MU and, via memory capex, into KLAC. confidence: med · source
ecosystem MUHKLACH ±9.0% ±1.1 hold through
07-29
Qualcomm fiscal Q3 2026 + Arm Holdings earnings
Both are leading-edge logic customers whose unit and royalty commentary feeds foundry utilisation assumptions, a second-order input to KLAC process-control demand; QCOM and ARM are watch-list rows in this book, so the read-through is real but thin. confidence: low · source
ecosystem QCOMHARMKLAC ±2.0% ±0.3 none
07-30
Apple FY26 Q3 and Amazon Q2 2026 earnings (both AMC)
AWS capacity and capex commentary is the second hyperscaler datapoint of the week for NVDA and NBIS demand, while Apple silicon build plans read into leading-edge foundry loading and therefore KLAC; together with Microsoft the Jul 29-30 pair sets the AI-infra spend narrative for the rest of the window. confidence: med · source
ecosystem AAPLHAMZNHNVDAHNBISKLAC ±5.0% ±1.4 add after print
07-31
June PCE price index, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge (date calendar-inferred)
The first inflation print after the FOMC decision; with the Committee openly debating a hike, a hot core PCE pulls forward hike odds and compresses long-duration multiples across the book, while a cool print releases whatever pressure Warsh's press conference applied two days earlier. confidence: low · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMETAHMUHNBISHNVDAHOKTAH ±1.5% ±0.4 none
07-31
Month-end index rebalance flows + July option series roll
Month-end tracker rebalancing plus the roll out of July option series mechanically amplifies whatever the Jul 29-30 earnings gaps did to index weights - names that gapped hardest attract the largest non-fundamental flow, in either direction, into the close. confidence: low · source
structure GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMETAHMUHNBISHNVDAHOKTAH ±1.0% ±0.3 none
08-03
ISM Manufacturing PMI (July)
First-business-day cyclical read; a sub-50 manufacturing print pressures the semi-cap cyclical bid (KLAC, MU) more than the AI-secular names, and feeds the growth-versus-inflation framing the Fed is now openly arguing about. confidence: low · source
macro KLACHMUHNVDAH ±1.0% ±0.3 none
08-04
SpaceX maiden Q2 2026 earnings - first report as a public company (AMC, 4:30pm ET)
SpaceX's first-ever public print since the Jun 12 IPO priced at 135/share, with the stock roughly 47% off its post-IPO high and trading below the offer price; there is no reporting history, no established guidance cadence and no consensus anchor, so Starlink subscriber economics, launch cadence and free-cash-flow disclosure all land at once. It also mechanically arms the Aug 6 lock-up unlock two trading days later. confidence: high · source
direct SPCXH ±18.0% hold through
08-04
AMD Q2 2026 earnings (AMC)
AMD's MI-series datacenter GPU traction and second-half guide is the cleanest public gauge of whether accelerator share is shifting away from NVDA, and its HBM attach rate adds incremental demand context for MU. confidence: med · source
ecosystem AMDHNVDAHMU ±4.0% ±1.1 none
08-05
Eli Lilly Q2 2026 earnings (BMO)
Consensus sits at ~6.94 normalised EPS on ~20.65bn USD revenue; the swing factors are GLP-1 franchise scripts and pricing (Mounjaro/Zepbound), oral-GLP-1 launch economics and the full-year guide. This is the one held name whose gap is uncorrelated to the AI/semi cluster driving the rest of the window. confidence: high · source
direct LLYH ±7.0% ±2.4 hold through
08-05
ISM Services PMI (July) + ADP employment change
Services activity and the ADP labour read are the market's dress rehearsal for Friday's payrolls; a hot pairing raises hike odds into NFP and pressures the highest-multiple software and AI names first (OKTA, NBIS). confidence: low · source
macro GOOGLHMETAHNBISHNVDAHOKTAH ±1.0% ±0.3 none
08-06
SpaceX IPO lock-up expiry - ~911.5M shares (~116-123bn USD of stock) become eligible to trade
Under the staged agreement, 20% of insider and rank-and-file employee holdings - up to ~911.5M shares - unlock two trading days after the Aug 4 print, one of the largest single unlock events in recent market history. Musk's controlling stake and key executive shares stay restricted until Jun 12, 2027. Supply skews the risk down, but Morgan Stanley argues fundamentals are largely unchanged and the level is an attractive entry, and the freed float is also what makes index inclusion mechanically possible - hence a two-sided but down-skewed band. confidence: high · source
direct SPCXH -25.0…+10.0% tighten trail
08-07
Nonfarm Payrolls (July), 8:30am ET
The window's largest scheduled macro print after the FOMC. With the Committee arguing about a hike rather than a cut, the usual sign convention inverts: a hot payrolls number is now the risk-off tail for long-duration growth, while a soft print is supportive unless it is soft enough to raise demand concerns for the semi-cap cyclicals. confidence: med · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMETAHMUHNBISHNVDAHOKTAH ±2.0% ±0.6 none
08-07
SPCX float expansion opens index-eligibility mechanics (Nasdaq-100 / Russell) - no confirmed effective date
The Aug 6 unlock lifts SpaceX free float above the thresholds that gate Nasdaq-100, Russell 1000/Top 200 and related growth/value benchmark entry, which would force a wide range of index funds and ETFs to establish positions; the tracker bid runs against unlocked insider supply in the same days, so direction depends on which flow clears first. No index provider has published an effective date, so this date is a placeholder for the earliest plausible flow. confidence: low · source
structure SPCXH -8.0…+12.0% queue below
08-10
TSMC July 2026 monthly revenue (date approximate, ~10th of month)
TSMC monthly sales are the highest-frequency public read on AI accelerator and advanced-packaging throughput - June sales drove a 68% y/y revenue surge - so the July figure is a direct sanity check on the demand narrative the hyperscaler prints will have set earlier in the window, feeding KLAC (WFE), MU (HBM attach) and NVDA (supply). confidence: low · source
ecosystem TSMHKLACHMUHNVDA ±3.0% ±0.5 none

Scenario bands estimate how far a scheduled event could plausibly move a name within a week, in both directions where the outcome is binary. They are research context for the book's decisions — the signal engine, not the calendar, decides trades.

Today's recommendations

0 to acquire · 3 to dispose

TickerNameCloseActionAction Price Where to act — a buy-limit on a pullback or a buy-stop above resistance, not the current price. Sanity-check vs Close: on a held name, an action price stranded above the close means the queued level was set when the stock was higher — stale, awaiting reprice. Stop The risk-defined exit, set below the entry for a long (~1.2–1.8×ATR). A held long whose Stop sits at/above the Close is already below its stop — a stale box awaiting reprice. 1wk Model estimate of the likely price at this horizon — a forward projection, not a guarantee, and separate from the trade's Action Price or Stop. Where the ML estimator is enabled these are per-ticker calibrated forecasts (~80% coverage band) that are refreshed periodically and can drift between refreshes; otherwise they're interpolated from the signal's swing target. Confirm against the settled close. 4wk Model estimate of the likely price at this horizon — a forward projection, not a guarantee, and separate from the trade's Action Price or Stop. Where the ML estimator is enabled these are per-ticker calibrated forecasts (~80% coverage band) that are refreshed periodically and can drift between refreshes; otherwise they're interpolated from the signal's swing target. Confirm against the settled close. 12wk Model estimate of the likely price at this horizon — a forward projection, not a guarantee, and separate from the trade's Action Price or Stop. Where the ML estimator is enabled these are per-ticker calibrated forecasts (~80% coverage band) that are refreshed periodically and can drift between refreshes; otherwise they're interpolated from the signal's swing target. Confirm against the settled close. Rationale
METAMeta Platforms556.71SELL ALL556.71620.00557.12 (+0.1%)549.03 (-1.4%)565.58 (+1.6%)Exit the whole Meta position. Q2 revenue grew 28% to 8bn but earnings missed, free cash flow collapsed ~91% to and 2026 capex was guided up to ~$135bn - the market cut the stock 8% on the print and it has not recovered. The shares sit 10% below our stop for a ninth session, 12% under our cost, and below every moving average we track, while the model projects no recovery at any horizon out to 12 weeks. Valuation is only fair, so there is nothing cheap to wait for. | L2 fires both legs (decisive stop break -10.21% + dead 12wk: Est_12W 565.58 < 1.02x close 567.84). 2nd consecutive settled STRONG SELL - REDUCE (BreakdownDown_52W cv85 -> RallySell_BearTrend cv68, Sell_Rank 3). adj 63 sits below the 65 floor after the -5 RallySell_BearTrend|sell haircut, but L2 is an independent exit basis. MoS -0.92 > -3 so no valuation tier bump. 8th re-fire, repriced 539..71. Stop held at the broken 620.00 for monitor continuity until the exit fills. Analyst median PT noted and rejected - trade the signal. · news
KLACKLA Corporation182.82SELL 50%182.82168.00184.44 (+0.9%)187.56 (+2.6%)192.32 (+5.2%)Halve our largest holding and keep the other half. KLA has now printed a top-ranked sell signal two sessions running, and the chart has broken down beneath its 20-, 50- and 100-day averages with only the 200-day still holding - the stock is 40% below its 52-week high. Set against that, the business itself is doing well: record fiscal Q4 revenue on AI-infrastructure and advanced-packaging demand, and Wall Street still rates it a Moderate Buy with an average target of (+23%). Intrinsic value says the opposite - the shares are richly priced. Selling half banks a solid gain while keeping a full stake in the recovery case. | 2 consecutive settled STRONG SELL - REDUCE cv76 Sell_Rank 1 = US-18 SATISFIED (J30C lone flip, J31C confirms); US-19 classes a stable SELL-REDUCE as a hard tick, immediately executable. adj 78 = highest in the book either side. G1 no protection (bearish signal, not a fresh breakout); G3 passes on its bearish-signal limb. G2 SUPPRESSES the valuation amplify - MoS -4.41 would bump but Est_12W 192.32 is 1.93x the 99.91 DCF anchor (unreliable), so no bump. Sized to the 50% tier not the engine's 88.52 per US-12/US-22 keep-core and all prior KLAC cards. ADR-0012 armed (T12_Progress 95.06, Gain_ATR 0.48, +4.02% over the 175.75 cost) but ZERO ticks - the profit-take contributes nothing; the trim rides on the stable REDUCE alone. Trail on the retained 500 stays 168.00, deliberately NOT raised to EMA200 171.19 - halving is already the de-risk, double-tightening into a 14.81 ATR invites a whipsaw. Re-arm on a 3rd bearish print or a close below 168.00. · news
NVDANVIDIA Corporation200.75SELL 30%200.75188.00200.21 (-0.3%)196.94 (-1.9%)199.54 (-0.6%)Take 30% off Nvidia and keep 70. The position has reached its 12-week price objective, and the model now projects essentially nothing further in any direction - flat to slightly negative at one week, four weeks and twelve weeks alike. The stock rose 2.9% on the session as Amazon and Microsoft raised capital spending, and the order book is enormous (~$1tn of Blackwell and Vera Rubin commitments through 2027), but Nvidia is still 18% below its June high and has lagged every chip peer this year, with renewed questions about circular financing around the reported $250bn OpenAI backstop. Banking part of a fully-realised target while keeping the majority for the next product cycle. | ADR-0012 profit-take: ARMED on T12_Progress 100.61 (close-vs-target, needs no, so NOT the GOOGL loss-artifact) + soft tick (c) dead forward (Est_12W 199.54 < 1.02x close 204.77). One soft tick -> profit_take_1 30%, never more. DE-ESCALATED from the pending 07-31 50% card per US-19: the hard leg (3 consecutive STRONG SELL - REDUCE + broken stop) dissolved into NO TRADE cv0 with the close back above the 188 stop, so US-17 strips the signal-sell basis and only the profit-take survives. Tick (b) EXPLICITLY DECLINED - conviction is the sell case dissolving, not position deterioration. Tick (d) needs a 2nd consecutive NO TRADE; this is the first. MoS -2.07 > -3, no tier bump. Est_12W exceeds the 163.98 DCF anchor - annotated, not modified. SHARED WITH ussemicon - EXECUTE ONCE (L7). Retained 70 keep the 188.00 stop. · news
GOOGLAlphabet, Inc.- Class A356.13HOLD356.13329.00357.98 (+0.5%)363.80 (+2.2%)385.49 (+8.2%)Hold Alphabet and raise the stop to The stock jumped 6.7% - the biggest move in the book - as investors rotated out of the chip complex and back into a beaten-down megacap, reclaiming its 20-, 50-, 100- and 200-day averages in a single session. The model's sell flag appeared for the first time tonight, but a single flip on the day a stock breaks out in every direction is not a reason to sell; the 12-week view remains 8% higher. Cloud revenue grew 82% to 8bn with a $514bn backlog. | STRONG SELL - REDUCE cv73 Sell_Rank 2 NOT FIRED: a LONE flip out of 3 consecutive NO TRADE cv0, and US-18 requires a 2nd consecutive settled print or a close below invalidation - neither holds. Firing here would be the NBIS trim error in textbook form. Forward alive at every horizon (1wk +0.5%, 4wk +2.2%, 12wk +8.25%). ADR-0012 armed (T12_Progress 92.38) but zero ticks - tick (c) alive by a wide margin (385.49 vs the 363.25 threshold) - so trail-raise, not trim. Overlay '<345' override now HEALED, cleared by +3.2%. Stop 319..00 (model Stop_Price 329.02). RE-ARM on a settled close below 329.00 or a 2nd consecutive bearish print. · news
LLYEli Lilly & Co1148.84HOLD1148.841155.711158.88 (+0.9%)1144.31 (-0.4%)1187.10 (+3.3%)Hold Lilly into its Q2 report on 5 August. The shares slipped 0.5% and sit a fraction below our trailing stop - a marginal breach, not a decisive break - and the signal has been quietly weakening for four sessions. With earnings two trading days away and consensus looking for 30% revenue growth (Goldman keeps a Buy and a target), the disciplined move is to hold through the event rather than sell into it on a fractional stop touch. | Trail 1155.71 STANDS - a trail is never lowered, and the model Stop_Price 1076.75 prints below it; it will keep flagging on the monitor, correctly. Breach 0.59% = MARGINAL, 2nd consecutive session (same test that correctly held KLAC at -0.47% on 07-30). 7th consecutive FailedBreakdown_Up_20D but conviction DECAYING -> (-23 over 4 sessions; EOD-over-EOD -11, inside the -20 tick) - flagged as a deteriorating signal even without a label change. Armed (T12_Progress 96.78), tick (c) alive but THIN (1187.10 vs the 1171.82 threshold, +1.3% headroom). Catalyst-aware HOLD per the trim-discipline gates: Q2 08-05 BMO is inside 5 sessions, so trim only on a confirmed lower-high or a decisive break. Lost EMA20 1176.33; holds EMA50 1138.13 / EMA100 1085.51 / EMA200 1018.90. ACTION THRESHOLD: a DECISIVE close below 1120.00, or a post-earnings breakdown. · news
MUMicron Technology, Inc.823.03HOLD823.03770.00823.22 (+0.0%)913.15 (+10.9%)1064.94 (+29.4%)Hold Micron. The stock gave back 5.9%, roughly a third of Thursday's 18% surge, but it remains comfortably above our stop and above its 100-day average, and the 12-week view is still nearly 30% higher. The model has no active signal either way, which on its own is never a reason to sell. | -5.90% to 823.03, back to -4.24% under the 859.49 cost, but +6.9% above the raised 770.00 stop and above EMA100 772.72; below EMA20 907.41 / EMA50 892.61. NO TRADE cv0 is never a dispose basis (US-17). NOT armed (T12_Progress 77.28, no PROFIT_ARMED flag). The 07-30 trim stays WITHDRAWN and survives its first real test - nothing re-arms. 12wk band [459.70-1795.81] = 3.9x wide, near-uninformative (systemic 4). AMD Q2 on 08-04 carries an HBM read-through. Overlay invalidation (HBM pricing cracks / decisive stop break) UNTRIGGERED. Stop 770.00 stands.
NBISNebius Group, N.V.190.41HOLD190.41153.00198.91 (+4.5%)215.11 (+13.0%)300.44 (+57.8%)Hold Nebius. Up another 1.1%, extending the recovery from last week's washout, and now back above both its 100- and 200-day averages. Still 10% under our cost, but the 12-week view is materially higher and there is no active sell signal. | +1.05% to 190.41, -10.01% under the 211.60 cost. NO TRADE cv0 (US-17). Holds EMA100 186.57 and EMA200 154.29; below EMA20 198.16 / EMA50 204.78. NOT armed (T12_Progress 63.38). 12wk 300.44 = +57.8% but the band [112.69-584.41] is 5.2x wide - near-uninformative (systemic 4); do not size off it. No confirmed Meta contract impairment -> the overlay override remains UNTRIGGERED. Q2 ~08-12. Stop 153.00 stands.
OKTAOkta Inc.141.93HOLD141.93132.00143.04 (+0.8%)146.88 (+3.5%)160.14 (+12.8%)Hold Okta and raise the stop to This is the one holding whose signal is actually strengthening - conviction improved for a third straight session and the position is now back above our cost, with the model pointing roughly 13% higher over twelve weeks. Raising the stop locks in the recovery without crowding the trade. | +1.08% to 141.93, +1.52% over the 139.80 cost. 3rd consecutive FailedBreakdown_Up_20D with conviction improving -> 64 - the only strengthening held name in the book. Forward +0.8% / +3.5% / +12.8%. NOT armed (T12_Progress 88.63 < 90, Gain_ATR 0.33 << 3.0). Model Stop_Price 137.76 is only 0.64 ATR below the close - too tight to adopt; 132.00 sits ~1.5 ATR below and under EMA20 138.88. Well clear of EMA50 126.93. Stop 130..00.
SPCXSpace Exploration Tech CorpHOLD135.00n/an/an/aHold SpaceX on the manual stop, but be aware this is the most event-loaded name in the book and both catalysts land within days. The company reports its first-ever quarterly results as a public company on 4 August, with no reporting history and no established guidance to anchor expectations. Two trading days later, on 6 August, roughly 911.5m shares - about $116bn worth - become eligible to trade in one of the largest lock-up expirations in recent market history. Morgan Stanley argues the fundamentals are largely unchanged and the pressure creates an entry point; we are not adding into it. | Private/unquoted, permanently absent from the scan - muted on signals (no action, conviction, entry or targets synthesised), news-assessed every run per the edge-case rule. Maiden Q2 08-04 AMC (8bn revenue, ~-EPS expected); stock ~47% off its post-IPO high and below the Jun-12 offer price. Lock-up 08-06 staggered: ~20% post-earnings, then ~7% tranches ~08-21 and ~09-10 - insiders could sell up to ~44% by early September. Musk + core insiders locked to mid-2027. Float expansion opens Nasdaq-100 / Russell index-eligibility mechanics from 08-07, no confirmed effective date. Horizon bands: earnings +/-18%, lock-up -25%/+10%. A scan Close < 135.00 AUTO-UNMUTES and becomes a full-exit trigger. · news
AMZNAmazon.com Inc271.58NO ACTION258.34215.89273.32 (+5.8%)278.00 (+7.6%)285.17 (+10.4%)Not buying Amazon despite the strongest buy signal in the book. Ledgered so the counterfactual grader prices what declining it cost or saved. | Top-ranked STRONG BUY cv80 Buy_Rank 1 on BreakoutUp_20D, TRIPLE-BLOCKED: (1) cell bias -7 plus val_adj -10 (MoS -1.93) -> adj 63, below the 65 floor; (2) Quality_Pass FALSE (F=6) blocks new entries outright; (3) EXTENDED - Entry_Distance_ATR -0.97 with the close 271.58 sitting +5.1% past the 258.34 model entry after a one-session jump from 235.50 (AVOID cv78 the night before). Chasing this is the exact L6/US-9 failure mode. Not queued: the entry is 5% below the market and the quality gate would still block a fill.
VISTVista Energy, S.A.B. de70.45BUY-STOP71.2361.9970.72 (-0.7%)71.44 (+0.3%)74.86 (+5.1%)Not queuing Vista Energy tonight, but flagging it as the best new-entry prospect this book has produced in weeks. It is the first candidate in a long stretch that is both attractively valued on intrinsic worth and passes our quality screen, and it trades above every moving average we track. The anticipation signal appeared only tonight, and our rule requires it to persist before we commit capital. | BUY - ANTICIPATE cv76, val_adj +2 (UNDERVALUED, MoS +0.08, Quality_Pass True, F=7, DCF 86.44 vs close 70.45) -> adj 78, comfortably over the 55 anticipate floor. INELIGIBLE on ADR-0012's >=2-of-3 snapshot test: printed BUY - ANTICIPATE in exactly (J29C/J30C were WATCH cv56 / cv50 on FailedBreakdown_Up_20D). Above EMA20 66.58 / EMA50 67.23 / EMA100 66.01 / EMA200 61.39; RSI 59.4, not extended. Directly relevant to the US-20 systemic finding - the first Quality_Pass-True buy source in weeks. RE-ARM: if it prints BUY - ANTICIPATE again on 08-03 it becomes slot-eligible and should be queued as a GTC buy-stop at the then-current Entry_Price, 0.5x normal new-BUY.

Outcome & track record

How accurate the calls have been.

109 Graded decisions Past recommendations old enough to score against what actually happened (target hit / stopped out / closed). This is the evidence base — the bigger the number, the more history behind the calls. Click to inspect every one. See the decisions →
-0.132 1-week calibration How much of the eventual 4-week move typically shows up in the first week (0 = almost none, 1 = most of it). Use it to read the 1-week estimates: a low number means prices drift toward the target slowly, so don't over-read a soft week-1.
23 Published records How many dated end-of-day verdicts exist for this book — the length of the public track record you can browse in the Archive below.

Signal-type track record How each signal *type* has performed across ALL of this book's past decisions — not a per-stock note. 'bias' is the conviction nudge (+/-) applied to a fresh signal of that type; n = sample size, hit_1w = share that hit the 1-week target. Reliable cells earn a boost; weak ones a haircut.

How each signal type has performed across this book's past decisions (aggregate, not per-stock) — and the conviction nudge it earns.

  • BreakoutUp_20D (buy): 6 past trades, 17% hit the 1-week target → -7 conviction nudge.
  • BreakoutUp_52W (buy): 6 past trades, 40% hit the 1-week target → -2 conviction nudge.
  • FailedBreakdown_Up_20D (buy): 7 past trades, 14% hit the 1-week target → -7 conviction nudge.
  • FailedBreakdown_Up_20D (sell): 8 past trades, 63% hit the 1-week target → +2 conviction nudge.
  • FailedBreakout_Down_20D (sell): 12 past trades, 60% hit the 1-week target → +2 conviction nudge.
  • MomentumContinuation_Up (buy): 6 past trades, 0% hit the 1-week target → -10 conviction nudge.
  • NoTrade (sell): 29 past trades, 44% hit the 1-week target → -1 conviction nudge.
  • PullbackBuy_VWAP (buy): 22 past trades, 65% hit the 1-week target → +3 conviction nudge.
  • RallySell_BearTrend (sell): 8 past trades, 25% hit the 1-week target → -5 conviction nudge.

Portfolio & signals

Every name we scanned, and where it stands.

TickerNameCloseSignal The chart pattern the engine detected on this name. Hover a signal for its one-line definition; click it for the full setup/trigger rules, the trade box it produces, and the newsletter issue that teaches the underlying concept. ActionConv1wk Model estimate of the likely price at this horizon — a forward projection, not a guarantee, and separate from the trade's Action Price or Stop. Where the ML estimator is enabled these are per-ticker calibrated forecasts (~80% coverage band) that are refreshed periodically and can drift between refreshes; otherwise they're interpolated from the signal's swing target. Confirm against the settled close. 4wk Model estimate of the likely price at this horizon — a forward projection, not a guarantee, and separate from the trade's Action Price or Stop. Where the ML estimator is enabled these are per-ticker calibrated forecasts (~80% coverage band) that are refreshed periodically and can drift between refreshes; otherwise they're interpolated from the signal's swing target. Confirm against the settled close. 12wk Model estimate of the likely price at this horizon — a forward projection, not a guarantee, and separate from the trade's Action Price or Stop. Where the ML estimator is enabled these are per-ticker calibrated forecasts (~80% coverage band) that are refreshed periodically and can drift between refreshes; otherwise they're interpolated from the signal's swing target. Confirm against the settled close.
KLACHKLA Corporation182.82FailedBreakout_Down_20DSTRONG SELL - REDUCE76184.44 (+0.9%)n/a192.32 (+5.2%)
GOOGLHAlphabet, Inc.- Class A356.13FailedBreakout_Down_20DSTRONG SELL - REDUCE73357.98 (+0.5%)n/a385.49 (+8.2%)
METAHMeta Platforms556.71RallySell_BearTrendSTRONG SELL - REDUCE68557.12 (+0.1%)n/a565.58 (+1.6%)
OKTAHOkta Inc.141.93FailedBreakdown_Up_20DHOLD64143.04 (+0.8%)154.85 (+9.1%)160.14 (+12.8%)
LLYHEli Lilly & Co1148.84FailedBreakdown_Up_20DHOLD521158.88 (+0.9%)1220.93 (+6.3%)1187.10 (+3.3%)
MUHMicron Technology, Inc.823.03NoTradeNO TRADE0823.22 (+0.0%)n/a1064.94 (+29.4%)
NBISHNebius Group, N.V.190.41NoTradeNO TRADE0198.91 (+4.5%)n/a300.44 (+57.8%)
NVDAHNVIDIA Corporation200.75NoTradeNO TRADE0200.21 (-0.3%)n/a199.54 (-0.6%)
AMZNAmazon.com Inc271.58BreakoutUp_20DSTRONG BUY80273.32 (+0.6%)343.24 (+26.4%)285.17 (+5.0%)
WDSWoodside Energy Goup Ltd23.46AnticipationUp_VCPBUY - ANTICIPATE7823.55 (+0.4%)27.25 (+16.2%)26.50 (+13.0%)
AAOIApplied Optoelectronics, Inc.94.32FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID7694.33 (+0.0%)n/a140.99 (+49.5%)
MRVLMarvell Technology187.56FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID76186.50 (-0.6%)n/a263.91 (+40.7%)
TSLATesla Inc311.21FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID76315.31 (+1.3%)n/a325.56 (+4.6%)
PLTRPalantir Technologies Inc.123.06FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID76121.87 (-1.0%)n/a122.81 (-0.2%)
VISTVista Energy, S.A.B. de70.45AnticipationUp_VCPBUY - ANTICIPATE7670.72 (+0.4%)89.71 (+27.3%)74.86 (+6.3%)
SNOWSnowflake Inc.293.28MomentumContinuation_UpBUY70294.27 (+0.3%)392.53 (+33.8%)325.48 (+11.0%)
AMKRAmkor Technology49.87FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID7051.68 (+3.6%)n/a58.98 (+18.3%)
GLWCorning Incorporated138.25FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID70139.78 (+1.1%)n/a139.19 (+0.7%)
CRMSalesForce Inc184.02FailedBreakdown_Up_20DBUY69185.47 (+0.8%)202.83 (+10.2%)182.96 (-0.6%)
PLPlant Labs PBC20.48FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID6920.95 (+2.3%)n/a20.71 (+1.1%)
RKLBRocket Lab Corporation64.95FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID6965.97 (+1.6%)n/a82.89 (+27.6%)
DDOGDatadog Inc.267.97FailedBreakdown_Up_20DBUY68269.92 (+0.7%)294.95 (+10.1%)280.35 (+4.6%)
NETCloudflare, Inc.278.98FailedBreakdown_Up_20DBUY68279.51 (+0.2%)310.73 (+11.4%)312.11 (+11.9%)
ARMArm Holdings plc239.69FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID68239.35 (-0.1%)n/a277.73 (+15.9%)
CRWVCoreWeave, Inc.71.77FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID6871.92 (+0.2%)n/a74.10 (+3.2%)
MSFTMicrosoft Corp464.72ReversalDown_OverboughtAVOID66467.53 (+0.6%)402.19 (-13.5%)494.24 (+6.4%)
AVGOBroadcom Inc389.28FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID64390.45 (+0.3%)n/a406.71 (+4.5%)
JPMJPMorgan Chase & Co.351.79FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH62351.40 (-0.1%)366.24 (+4.1%)359.49 (+2.2%)
PGThe Procter & Gamble Company144.49FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID62145.71 (+0.8%)n/a152.61 (+5.6%)
AAPLApple308.91FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH60309.67 (+0.2%)335.04 (+8.5%)321.34 (+4.0%)
QCOMQualcomm Incorporated147.61ReversalUp_OversoldWATCH58148.19 (+0.4%)171.59 (+16.2%)151.71 (+2.8%)
DELLDell Technologies Inc405.37FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID57405.73 (+0.1%)n/a501.60 (+23.7%)
BACBank of America61.95FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH5461.99 (+0.1%)64.05 (+3.4%)62.98 (+1.7%)
LMTLockheed Martin Corporation582.74FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH54589.22 (+1.1%)618.46 (+6.1%)622.82 (+6.9%)
ACNAccenture PLC165.92FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH47168.02 (+1.3%)185.03 (+11.5%)180.34 (+8.7%)
NFLXNetflix, Inc71.71FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID4572.60 (+1.2%)n/a76.77 (+7.1%)
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc476.15NoTradeNO TRADE0480.15 (+0.8%)n/a538.41 (+13.1%)
ASMLASML Holding NV1629.00NoTradeNO TRADE01639.12 (+0.6%)n/a1730.12 (+6.2%)
ASXASE Technology Holding35.17NoTradeNO TRADE035.48 (+0.9%)n/a39.79 (+13.1%)
COHRCoherent Corp.262.89NoTradeNO TRADE0262.60 (-0.1%)n/a298.09 (+13.4%)
GEVGE Vernova Inc990.29NoTradeNO TRADE01002.01 (+1.2%)n/a1040.12 (+5.0%)
LRCXLam Research Corp293.02NoTradeNO TRADE0295.68 (+0.9%)n/a317.14 (+8.2%)
INTCIntel Corporation90.20NoTradeNO TRADE091.98 (+2.0%)n/a105.15 (+16.6%)
SAPSAP AE183.62NoTradeNO TRADE0184.39 (+0.4%)n/a177.11 (-3.5%)
TSMTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing C404.25NoTradeNO TRADE0407.54 (+0.8%)n/a430.90 (+6.6%)
GSThe Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.1018.38NoTradeNO TRADE01015.31 (-0.3%)n/a1077.03 (+5.8%)
MSMorgan Stanley Corp210.42NoTradeNO TRADE0211.67 (+0.6%)n/a216.97 (+3.1%)
MRNAModerna, Inc.54.82NoTradeNO TRADE055.66 (+1.5%)n/a58.20 (+6.2%)
PFEPfizer Inc.25.01NoTradeNO TRADE025.11 (+0.4%)n/a26.14 (+4.5%)
LITELumentum Holdings713.94NoTradeNO TRADE0712.63 (-0.2%)n/a799.77 (+12.0%)
SNDKSandisk Corporation1214.83NoTradeNO TRADE01270.29 (+4.6%)n/a1008.67 (-17.0%)

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