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US End-of-Day Verdict 11 Sept 2026, 16:00:00 GMT-4 Decided by: Manual

US — End-of-Day Verdict

EOD 2026-09-14 (us)

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Event Horizon · next 10 trading days as of 2026-09-14

⚠ Event-dense: 2026-09-16 · 2026-09-18 · 2026-09-28

DateEventScopeNames Dir1wk band(ATR)Stance
09-16
US August retail sales (08:30 ET) - date cadence-derived
Consumer-demand print landing 5.5 hours before the FOMC decision; a hot number hardens the hike path the dots then have to ratify, and this book is nine long-duration names priced off that path. confidence: med · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH -2.5…+2.0% -1.1…+0.9 none
09-16
FOMC decision + Summary of Economic Projections/dots (14:00 ET) + press conference (14:30 ET)
A 25bp hike to 3.75-4.00% is roughly 85% priced off the current 3.50-3.75% band, so the decision is spent and the SEP dot plot is the live variable; every held name is a long-duration AI/software/semi asset repriced directly by the path the dots imply. confidence: high · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH -9.0…+7.0% -4.1…+3.2 tighten trail
09-16
GOOGL - roughly 14-day redaction deadline on Brinkema's sealed Memorandum Opinion (ad-tech remedies)
The 2 Sep remedies ruling rejected all three DOJ structural remedies (no AdX divestiture) but the reasoning and the exact behavioral obligations - the end of first look/last look and Unified Pricing Rules, real-time bid disclosure to rival ad servers - sit under seal; the unsealing prices how costly compliance actually is. confidence: med · source
direct GOOGLH -3.5…+2.0% -1.5…+0.9 hold through
09-17
Weekly initial jobless claims + Philadelphia Fed manufacturing survey - dates cadence-derived
First labour and regional-activity reads after the dot plot; they either confirm or undercut the path the SEP just published, and the book trades the path. confidence: low · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH ±1.5% ±0.7 none
09-18
Quarterly triple witching - stock options, index options and index futures expire together
Volume typically runs 2-3x normal with the heaviest concentration at the SOQ open and into the close; dealer gamma unwinds amplify or abruptly reverse the prevailing trend, which is how a stop gets tagged on flow rather than on information. confidence: high · source
structure GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH ±3.0% ±1.4 tighten trail
09-18
SPCX - Nasdaq-100 float-weight recalculation TRADED at the close (new weights effective 21 Sep open)
Nasdaq weights on the lesser of shares outstanding or 3x free float; the August tranches lifted SPCX's float from under 10% post-IPO to nearly 30%, taking its index weight from about 1.25% toward 2.25-2.8% against the Nasdaq-100's multi-trillion tracking-asset base - a large mechanical net bid that index funds must execute at the 18 Sep close, not on 21 Sep. confidence: med · source
direct SPCXH +2.0…+9.0% +0.4…+1.9 hold through
09-18
iPhone 18 Pro / Pro Max first retail weekend (preorders opened 12 Sep)
First sell-through read on the 2026 handset cycle sets the DRAM/NAND content-per-device and foundry-utilisation narrative that MU's memory pricing and KLAC's process-control order book both trade off. confidence: med · source
ecosystem MUHKLACHAAPLAVGO -2.5…+3.5% -0.6…+0.8 none
09-21
S&P 500 / S&P 100 / Nasdaq-100 quarterly rebalance weights effective prior to the open
Bloom Energy, Illumina and Everpure replace Molson Coors, Trade Desk and Builders FirstSource in the S&P 500, and DELL/PANW/ANET/SNDK enter the S&P 100 - no held name changes membership, so the book sees only the residual flow as trackers sell down existing weights to fund the additions. confidence: med · source
structure GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH ±1.5% ±0.7 none
09-22
OKTA - Oktane 2026 opening day, Caesars Forum Las Vegas (22-24 Sep, confirmed)
Management said from the Goldman stage on 9 Sep that Okta for AI Agents had closed dozens of deals in roughly 120 days and that new products were 30% of Q2 bookings; the keynote under the theme 'Agents change everything' is where that has to become shipped, priced product. confidence: med · source
direct OKTAH -3.0…+4.0% -0.6…+0.8 none
09-22
Post-FOMC blackout lifts - committee speakers resume
The first unscripted commentary on how binding the new dot plot is; in a cycle where the path rather than the level is the traded variable, a single hawkish clarification re-prices the whole long-duration book. confidence: low · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH -3.0…+2.5% -1.4…+1.1 none
09-23
S&P Global US flash PMIs (manufacturing + services) - date cadence-derived
The first activity survey covering the post-decision period; its prices-paid subindex is the cleanest early read on whether the inflation impulse that justified the hike is still running. confidence: low · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH -2.5…+2.0% -1.1…+0.9 none
09-24
OKTA - Oktane Investor Summit (day derived from prior-year pattern; falls inside the confirmed 22-24 Sep event)
The venue where CEO/CFO/COO/CRO take analyst questions and where any medium-term model framing would land - it moves the numbers, whereas the keynote moves the story. confidence: med · source
direct OKTAH -4.0…+3.5% -0.8…+0.7 add after print
09-24
SPCX - lock-up tranche, up to 328.4 million shares eligible to unlock
Three sessions after the index re-weight adds a mechanical passive bid, the largest scheduled supply release of the window lands into that same tape; the phased ladder continues 9 Oct, 24 Oct and 8 Dec, so this is one rung and not the end of the overhang. confidence: med · source
direct SPCXH -9.0…+6.0% -1.9…+1.3 hold through
09-25
August advance durable goods orders (08:30 ET) + final Michigan consumer survey (10:00 ET)
Core capital-goods orders are the hard-data proxy for the enterprise and datacentre capex cycle that GOOGL, NBIS, NET, KLAC, MU and NVDA all monetise; Michigan's inflation expectations feed the same path question. confidence: med · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH ±2.0% ±0.9 none
09-28
Dallas Fed manufacturing survey (10:30 ET)
Minor regional print; relevant mainly as the first activity data of the week that ends in the deadline and MU's results. confidence: low · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH ±1.0% ±0.5 none
09-28
FY2027 appropriations - final trading sessions before the 30 Sep lapse
Only appropriations bills have cleared committee, so a continuing resolution is the likely vehicle; FY2026 opened with the longest shutdown in modern history, and a repeat is a broad risk-off de-grossing event that hits high-beta AI and software first. confidence: med · source
macro GOOGLHKLACHLLYHMUHNBISHNETHNVDAHOKTAHSPCXH -3.5…+1.5% -1.6…+0.7 none
09-28
LLY - EASD 62nd Annual Meeting opens, Milan (28 Sep - 2 Oct)
The year's principal diabetes data venue and LLY's only identified near-term catalyst; incretin readouts and competitor head-to-head data presented here reset the obesity/diabetes franchise narrative that carries most of the name's multiple. confidence: low · source
direct LLYH -2.5…+4.0% -1.1…+1.8 none
09-28
IMAPS Symposium 2026 opens, Boston (28 Sep - 1 Oct) - advanced packaging
Advanced-packaging and 3D-stacking roadmap disclosures set OSAT capacity expectations for AMKR/ASX and, one step upstream, the process-control and inspection intensity that drives KLAC's order book. confidence: low · source
ecosystem KLACHAMKRASX -1.0…+1.5% -0.2…+0.4 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

3 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
KLACKLA Corporation169.09SELL 50%169.09174.01169.74 (+0.4%)176.08 (+4.1%)168.73 (-0.2%)KLA closed decisively below our stop on a sector-wide chip selloff, its 12-week outlook has turned negative, and the model has now printed a strong reduce signal three sessions running - we halve the position and keep a core. OPERATIONAL: L2 satisfied (close 169.09 is -2.83% under the 174.01 line; Target_12Week 168.73 < close) + 3rd consecutive settled STRONG SELL - REDUCE; underwritten by the latched ADR-0020 mandate (36.03% erosion vs 272.00 Peak Stop, never cut, veto-immune). Tier held at 50% by US-22 (sector-driven break: SOX -5.9% on the Amodei AI-slowdown call) and US-72 (RallySell_BearTrend|sell -3); engine 88.52% declined. MoS -4.28 bump withheld by G2 (12wk 2.7x the DCF). Position is now underwater (-3.79%), PROFIT_ARMED is the US-26 artifact. Core on the 174.01 line (not lowered, US-58); printed 151.65 stop is the S1 artifact. PRE-COMMITTED: 50% of the core fires on a settled close <=166.55 or no settled reclaim of 174.01 by the EOD on us_signals_20260918_060011.csv. Owed 09-11 SELL disposition still unrecorded (US-37). · news
LLYEli Lilly & Co1138.28SELL 30%1138.281071.551136.39 (-0.2%)1128.76 (-0.8%)1128.43 (-0.9%)Lilly has stayed below the price level we committed to defend for nine sessions and its 12-week outlook has turned negative again, which is exactly the condition we wrote down in advance for reopening the trim - we sell 30% and keep the rest on a firm stop. OPERATIONAL: 09-11 pre-commitment fired without re-litigation - Target_12Week 1128.43 vs close 1138.28 = -0.87% (from +0.46%, a 1.33-pt reversal) while the close is under 1142.00 (US-27 line, 9th session). NO TRADE cv0 x5 is not the basis (US-17). Line break shallow tonight (-0.33%, rotation lifted LLY +2.02%) so tier stays at the 30% floor; MoS -2.58 above -3, no bump. PROFIT_ARMED on blank Avg_Cost declined (US-26/US-66). Residual on 1071.55.
NBISNebius Group, N.V.212.19SELL 30%212.19234.32213.63 (+0.7%)234.92 (+10.7%)269.53 (+27.0%)Nebius is a risk-discipline trim, not a call on the business: its stop has been breached by more than 9%, a mandatory trim first triggered on 1 September was never carried out, and today's AI-infrastructure selloff is the scenario that rule protects against - we sell 30%. OPERATIONAL: ADR-0020 mandate LATCHED since the 09-01 first fire (21.21% erosion vs the 235.69 Peak Stop, no size cut since) per US-73 - the 09-08 withdrawal on a raised model stop was the failure US-73 closes. First fire on this peak = veto-immune (US-17/18/22/30/34 do not apply), pinned at 30% (US-39); amplify inapplicable by construction (US-78; MoS -364.66 is the S10 EPV artifact). Signal leg would not originate alone (HOLD cv54, 12wk +27.0%, not armed). Residual on the 234.32 line (not lowered). PRE-COMMITTED: signal case (subject to vetoes post-cut) opens on a settled close <=203.87, floor 30% of residual. · news
AAPLApple333.08BUY — QUEUED @333.08333.08321.19334.78 (+0.5%)336.46 (+1.0%)334.00 (+0.3%)Apple printed a strong buy after three straight bullish sessions, has the highest quality score in our universe, and held up while chip stocks sold off - we open a starter position at the model entry, sized down because the shares already price in growth. OPERATIONAL: STRONG BUY cv90, Buy_Rank 2, Entry_Distance_ATR 0.00, RSI 63.3. US-16 chase floor cleared (raw 90 >=). val_adj suppressed by US-41 (EPV vs DCF = 2.9x; would be -10); bias -1 (hit_4w.222, stop-first.400). Quality PASS F=9. Size 0.8549 x x 20% x 0.75 = Stop 321.19 = manual 1.5 ATR (US-47; printed 329.12 is a 0.5-ATR noise stop). Forward estimates flat (12wk +0.28%, cell hit_12w.000) - conviction/quality trade. Supersedes the 09-11 anticipate pre-commitment (US-75). CONDITIONAL on US-56: record the owed 09-11 dispositions first. Horizon: FOMC 09-16, iPhone 18 Pro retail 09-18. · news
NETCloudflare, Inc.330.36ADD — QUEUED @332.31332.31297.02332.02 (-0.1%)331.77 (-0.2%)368.05 (+10.8%)Cloudflare broke to a 52-week high as investors rotated into AI-security names, after three straight buy signals - we add to the position with a buy-stop just above the close so it only fills if the breakout holds, at half size because the valuation is stretched. OPERATIONAL: STRONG BUY cv78 BreakoutUp_52W, Buy_Rank 5; buy-stop 0.10 ATR above close (US-64). Not a US-16 family; not post-earnings (L6). val_adj suppressed by US-53 (EPV -2.36, FV is a DCF on a stock; would be -10); bias +2 but hit_4w.111 / hit_12w.000 (US-74). Quality False does not block an ADD. Size 85.49% x = 171 x 0.5 =; post-fill < cap. Position trail raised 292.77 -> 297.02 (2x ATR chandelier). S18: duplicate NET row makes the scan print NET as flat - holding is per us_transactions.jsonl. · news
MSFTMicrosoft Corp505.41BUY — QUEUED @496.69496.69484.99510.57 (+2.8%)539.69 (+8.7%)536.43 (+8.0%)Microsoft flipped to a strong buy on a pullback setup and benefited from the rotation out of chipmakers, but it closed nearly one ATR above the model's entry - we queue a limit order at that entry rather than chase. OPERATIONAL: STRONG BUY cv86 PullbackBuy_VWAP, Buy_Rank 3, fresh from WATCH x2; Entry_Distance_ATR -0.86 -> QUEUED at printed entry (within US-54's 1.5 ATR). adj 86 -8 (MoS -1.70 x5 = -8.5, half-even) -1 (hit_4w.208, stop-first.464) = 77. Quality PASS F=6. Size 0.8549 x x 20% x 0.75 = ->. Stop 484.99 printed (1.16 ATR). Expires 09-17; auto-withdraw if conviction < 65. CONDITIONAL on US-56. · news
OKTAOkta Inc.186.45NO ACTION186.45166.68186.09 (-0.2%)192.82 (+3.4%)182.37 (-2.2%)Okta jumped 12% on the AI-security rotation and has now passed its 12-week target, which triggers our profit-taking rule - but three more urgent risk sales took the available slots, so the 30% trim is deferred with a tighter trigger and the trailing stop is raised. OPERATIONAL: armed via Gain_ATR (prior EOD 3.11, now 4.05; US-84, US-33 clear); tick (d) dissolved, tick (a) RSI_DIV downgraded by G1 (fresh BreakoutUp_20D cv), tick (c) FIRES (Target_12Week 182.37 < close 186.45). 30% tier; MoS -5.25 bump suppressed by G2. Ranked 4th on banked dollars behind KLAC/LLY/NBIS -> displaced by the cap (US-62). RE-COMMITTED: fires at the first EOD on/after us_signals_20260925_060011.csv (post-Oktane 09-22-24 catalyst hold) while armed + non-downgraded tick, or at any EOD on a confirmed lower-high or settled close <=164.18. Trail 163.59 -> 166.68. ADD cv not carded (US-56 owed 09-11 SELL + no flip-flop). · news
DELLDell Technologies Inc534.28FILL UNCONFIRMED534.28446.25n/an/an/aOur queued Dell buy was a limit order above Monday's opening price, so if it was placed it filled at the open; the stock has since turned neutral, so there is nothing new to do beyond recording whether the order went through. OPERATIONAL: 09-11 gtc_limit @563.71 vs 09-14 open 538.57 (close 534.28). DELL now NO TRADE cv0 - a still-open queue would auto-withdraw. Book must record trade buy or trade skip (ADR-0019). If filled, hold on the 446.25 stop. No verdict (US-89). Systemic S20.
MUMicron Technology, Inc.924.03HOLD924.03953.77927.51 (+0.4%)1010.45 (+9.4%)1144.67 (+23.9%)Micron fell through its stop on the sector-wide chip selloff, but its 12-week outlook remains strongly positive and nothing specific to the company has changed, so we hold without lowering the stop and have written down when we would trim. OPERATIONAL: decisive breach -3.12% under 953.77; L2 fails (12wk +23.9%); not armed (Gain_ATR 1.31); HOLD cv49. Line held (US-58). PRE-COMMITTED 30% : any EOD settled close <=899.40, or still below 953.77 at the EOD on us_signals_20260919_060011.csv. · news
NVDANVIDIA Corporation210.96HOLD210.96220.48211.70 (+0.4%)212.70 (+0.8%)222.51 (+5.5%)Nvidia fell through its stop as the AI-slowdown comments hit chipmakers, but its 12-week outlook is still positive and it remains above its-day average, so we hold on an unchanged stop with a written trim trigger. OPERATIONAL: decisive breach -4.32% under 220.48; L2 fails (12wk +5.5%); Avg_Cost blank, PROFIT_ARMED on T12 limb, no tick fires (no deferred fire, US-55). PRE-COMMITTED 30% : any EOD settled close <=201.72 (EMA), or still below 220.48 at the EOD on us_signals_20260919_060011.csv. · news
PLTRPalantir Technologies Inc.173.31NEAR-MISS177.05169.27174.18 (-1.6%)176.70 (-0.2%)177.41 (+0.2%)Palantir cleared our conviction threshold and passes the quality screen, but three stronger candidates took the available buy slots. OPERATIONAL: BUY cv74 PullbackBuy_VWAP, buy-stop 177.05 above close; val_adj suppressed by US-41 (EPV vs DCF); Quality True F=8; displaced by the 3-slot cap. Re-card if a slot opens with a live entry.
VISTVista Energy, S.A.B. de76.41WATCH76.4174.7676.86 (+0.6%)76.53 (+0.2%)78.02 (+2.1%)Vista, still our only undervalued high-quality name, returned to a buy signal, but on a setup type that has historically failed unless conviction is very high, so we keep watching rather than buy. OPERATIONAL: 09-11 WATCH re-arm trigger met (BUY cv68, live entry) but US-16 chase-family floor (FailedBreakdown_Up_20D needs raw >=) was never adjudicated at issuance (US-88); raw 68 fails. Re-arms on a non-chase-family bullish print or raw >= 85.

Outcome & track record

How accurate the calls have been.

218 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 →
-0.171 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.
52 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.

  • AnticipationUp_VCP (buy): 5 past trades, 75% hit the 1-week target → +5 conviction nudge.
  • BreakoutUp_20D (buy): 7 past trades, 29% hit the 1-week target → -4 conviction nudge.
  • BreakoutUp_52W (buy): 13 past trades, 60% hit the 1-week target → +2 conviction nudge.
  • FailedBreakdown_Up_20D (buy): 15 past trades, 46% hit the 1-week target → -1 conviction nudge.
  • FailedBreakdown_Up_20D (sell): 14 past trades, 46% hit the 1-week target → -1 conviction nudge.
  • FailedBreakout_Down_20D (sell): 38 past trades, 57% hit the 1-week target → +1 conviction nudge.
  • MomentumContinuation_Up (buy): 6 past trades, 0% hit the 1-week target → -10 conviction nudge.
  • NoTrade (sell): 62 past trades, 46% hit the 1-week target → -1 conviction nudge.
  • PullbackBuy_VWAP (buy): 28 past trades, 46% hit the 1-week target → -1 conviction nudge.
  • RallySell_BearTrend (sell): 16 past trades, 36% hit the 1-week target → -3 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.
OKTAHOkta Inc.186.45BreakoutUp_20DSTRONG BUY - ADD100186.09 (-0.2%)251.23 (+34.7%)182.37 (-2.2%)
SPCXHSpace Exploration Tech Corp148.15PullbackBuy_VWAPSTRONG BUY - ADD83146.35 (-1.2%)160.83 (+8.6%)163.38 (+10.3%)
GOOGLHAlphabet, Inc.- Class A349.39FailedBreakout_Down_20DSTRONG SELL - REDUCE70353.00 (+1.0%)n/a386.07 (+10.5%)
KLACHKLA Corporation169.09RallySell_BearTrendSTRONG SELL - REDUCE61169.74 (+0.4%)n/a168.73 (-0.2%)
NBISHNebius Group, N.V.212.19FailedBreakdown_Up_20DHOLD54213.63 (+0.7%)243.77 (+14.9%)269.53 (+27.0%)
MUHMicron Technology, Inc.924.03FailedBreakdown_Up_20DHOLD49927.51 (+0.4%)1022.55 (+10.7%)1144.67 (+23.9%)
NVDAHNVIDIA Corporation210.96FailedBreakdown_Up_20DHOLD49211.70 (+0.4%)224.61 (+6.5%)222.51 (+5.5%)
LLYHEli Lilly & Co1138.28NoTradeNO TRADE01136.39 (-0.2%)n/a1128.43 (-0.9%)
AAPLApple333.08FailedBreakdown_Up_20DSTRONG BUY90334.78 (+0.5%)348.94 (+4.8%)334.00 (+0.3%)
MSFTMicrosoft Corp505.41PullbackBuy_VWAPSTRONG BUY86510.57 (+1.0%)520.12 (+2.9%)536.43 (+6.1%)
DDOGDatadog Inc.230.05FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID79231.06 (+0.4%)n/a253.73 (+10.3%)
NETCloudflare, Inc.330.36BreakoutUp_52WSTRONG BUY78332.02 (+0.5%)449.15 (+36.0%)368.05 (+11.4%)
WDSWoodside Energy Goup Ltd23.74FailedBreakdown_Up_20DBUY7723.92 (+0.8%)24.90 (+4.9%)25.64 (+8.0%)
SNOWSnowflake Inc.332.35FailedBreakdown_Up_20DBUY76334.99 (+0.8%)366.44 (+10.3%)356.04 (+7.1%)
LMTLockheed Martin Corporation529.38FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID75529.74 (+0.1%)n/a563.62 (+6.5%)
PLTRPalantir Technologies Inc.173.31PullbackBuy_VWAPBUY74174.18 (+0.5%)192.62 (+11.1%)177.41 (+2.4%)
CRMSalesForce Inc259.43FailedBreakdown_Up_20DBUY69259.09 (-0.1%)280.61 (+8.2%)284.06 (+9.5%)
VISTVista Energy, S.A.B. de76.41FailedBreakdown_Up_20DBUY6876.86 (+0.6%)82.99 (+8.6%)78.02 (+2.1%)
SAPSAP AE218.28FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH64219.93 (+0.8%)232.05 (+6.3%)227.68 (+4.3%)
PGThe Procter & Gamble Company146.13FailedBreakout_Down_20DAVOID64146.84 (+0.5%)n/a158.83 (+8.7%)
GSThe Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.988.45RallySell_BearTrendAVOID63992.93 (+0.5%)996.97 (+0.9%)1011.88 (+2.4%)
PFEPfizer Inc.27.72PullbackBuy_VWAPBUY6227.84 (+0.4%)29.34 (+5.8%)30.28 (+9.2%)
GLWCorning Incorporated143.60FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH62142.96 (-0.4%)164.27 (+14.4%)143.32 (-0.2%)
MRNAModerna, Inc.146.69FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH62145.20 (-1.0%)168.49 (+14.9%)129.41 (-11.8%)
AAOIApplied Optoelectronics, Inc.95.76RallySell_BearTrendAVOID6195.43 (-0.3%)96.96 (+1.3%)104.04 (+8.6%)
AMKRAmkor Technology47.12RallySell_BearTrendAVOID6147.84 (+1.5%)45.30 (-3.9%)50.41 (+7.0%)
CRWVCoreWeave, Inc.82.98RallySell_BearTrendAVOID6183.87 (+1.1%)79.03 (-4.8%)97.57 (+17.6%)
MRVLMarvell Technology218.82FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH61221.84 (+1.4%)248.37 (+13.5%)221.67 (+1.3%)
TSMTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing C418.01FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH61421.61 (+0.9%)440.59 (+5.4%)458.82 (+9.8%)
METAMeta Platforms665.60ReversalDown_OverboughtAVOID60670.93 (+0.8%)608.54 (-8.6%)702.82 (+5.6%)
TSLATesla Inc358.97FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH59361.34 (+0.7%)384.81 (+7.2%)363.78 (+1.3%)
AVGOBroadcom Inc344.72BreakdownDown_20DAVOID55347.92 (+0.9%)270.66 (-21.5%)342.26 (-0.7%)
INTCIntel Corporation97.19FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH4997.65 (+0.5%)108.94 (+12.1%)99.00 (+1.9%)
LITELumentum Holdings835.03FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH49843.06 (+1.0%)971.59 (+16.4%)1077.00 (+29.0%)
ASMLASML Holding NV1575.15RallySell_BearTrendAVOID481585.46 (+0.7%)1619.34 (+2.8%)1740.74 (+10.5%)
COHRCoherent Corp.266.50RallySell_BearTrendAVOID48270.79 (+1.6%)255.25 (-4.2%)296.22 (+11.2%)
LRCXLam Research Corp273.49RallySell_BearTrendAVOID48274.45 (+0.4%)278.04 (+1.7%)284.36 (+4.0%)
QCOMQualcomm Incorporated180.15FailedBreakdown_Up_20DWATCH46181.66 (+0.8%)198.10 (+10.0%)188.93 (+4.9%)
RKLBRocket Lab Corporation62.55BreakdownDown_20DAVOID4563.50 (+1.5%)42.35 (-32.3%)63.97 (+2.3%)
PLPlant Labs PBC16.20BreakdownDown_20DAVOID4316.26 (+0.4%)10.02 (-38.1%)14.91 (-8.0%)
ARMArm Holdings plc239.01RallySell_BearTrendAVOID37239.25 (+0.1%)225.46 (-5.7%)243.16 (+1.7%)
JPMJPMorgan Chase & Co.350.13RallySell_BearTrendAVOID35351.49 (+0.4%)348.69 (-0.4%)347.51 (-0.7%)
ACNAccenture PLC195.00NoSignalAVOID0195.30 (+0.2%)n/a194.43 (-0.3%)
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc493.41NoTradeNO TRADE0494.99 (+0.3%)n/a551.71 (+11.8%)
AMZNAmazon.com Inc253.54NoTradeNO TRADE0255.98 (+1.0%)n/a274.18 (+8.1%)
ASXASE Technology Holding37.08NoTradeNO TRADE037.32 (+0.6%)n/a40.82 (+10.1%)
DELLDell Technologies Inc534.28NoTradeNO TRADE0538.46 (+0.8%)n/a624.87 (+17.0%)
GEVGE Vernova Inc874.76NoTradeNO TRADE0882.02 (+0.8%)n/a919.87 (+5.2%)
NFLXNetflix, Inc80.32NoTradeNO TRADE080.33 (+0.0%)n/a87.26 (+8.6%)
BACBank of America59.47NoTradeNO TRADE059.65 (+0.3%)n/a61.31 (+3.1%)
MSMorgan Stanley Corp206.58NoTradeNO TRADE0207.54 (+0.5%)n/a217.60 (+5.3%)
SNDKSandisk Corporation1551.99NoTradeNO TRADE01518.96 (-2.1%)n/a1383.22 (-10.9%)

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