Criteria: trend = "strong-up" AND goldenCross = true AND vsSma200 > 30

299 stocks meet monster criteria across 65 watchlists — 96 Tier 1 Parabolic (60%+), 69 Tier 2 Monster (40-60%), 37 Tier 3 Strong (30-40%) — plus 97 Secular Monsters in temporary pullback.

R31-A is a step-function jump in breadth: 299 monsters vs 202 in R30-A (up +97 in one week), the largest single-cycle expansion on record in this workspace. The count exceeds the prior breadth ceiling by a wide margin and confirms that the May 23 → May 29 week was a genuine bull expansion, not statistical noise. Secular count (97) is essentially flat from R30 (95) — re-qualification from pullback to parabolic is outpacing new entrants to the secular pool, meaning names are accelerating out of consolidation and into active uptrends.

The dominant story of this cycle is a simultaneous acceleration across every AI infrastructure leg. Memory is the most extreme: SNDK hit $1,695 (RSI 72, +247% vs SMA200, +55% in 30 days, +174% in 3 months), MU reached $971 (RSI 78, +187% vs SMA200, +88% in 30 days), and VPG exploded to $125 (RSI 84, +179% vs SMA200, +107% in 30 days) — an electronic components name now running on data-center power measurement demand. DELL is the single biggest shock entry: $421 (RSI 89, +174% vs SMA200, +101% in 30 days, +175% in 3 months) — AI server demand materializing in quarterly results. MRAAY at RSI 88 and +88% in 30 days is small-cap extreme. The networking cluster (ARM at +134%, ALAB at +97%, CRDO at +63%, MRVL at +108%) extended further from already-elevated R30 readings. Cybersecurity surged: FTNT (RSI 80, +63%), CRWD (RSI 84, +56%), PANW (RSI 81, +49%) all crossed into parabolic territory off strong earnings.

The week's most notable new entrants: DDOG at $247 (RSI 88, +72%) — cloud observability earnings beat. BB at RSI 89 (+109%) continues its extraordinary small-cap comeback. UMAC at RSI 83 (+137%, +118% in 30 days) is a drone company with near-vertical momentum. RDW (Redwire Space) at RSI 82 (+164%, +167% in 30 days) is a space manufacturing acceleration. OSS (One Stop Systems) at RSI 73 (+121%, +92% in 30 days) is edge AI server infrastructure. SEDG at RSI 77 (+100%) and ENPH at RSI 77 (+81%) mark a full solar sector comeback alongside the clean energy parabolic move.

Actionable read: The overbought risk is at historic highs. RSI > 70 names number approximately 45+. DELL at RSI 89 and BB at RSI 89 are at multi-sigma extremes — these are trim-or-hold situations, not new entry setups. DDOG at RSI 88, MRAAY at RSI 88, VPG at RSI 84, CRWD at RSI 84, APLS at RSI 85, and TECL at RSI 80 are all statistically extended. The safest new entries are in the RSI 50-65 zone: CIEN (58, +106%), BE (56, +106%), TSEM (54, +98%), WDC (72 — just tipped overbought), COHR (52, +78%), AEHR (51, +135%), VIAV (49, +96%), VICR (64, +144%). These have healthy technical structures without being statistically extended.

vs. Prior Scans:

• R27-A (2026-04-26 baseline): 191 monsters
• R28-A: 195 monsters
• R29-A: 198 monsters
• R30-A (2026-05-23): 202 monsters / 95 secular
• R31-A (2026-05-29): 299 monsters / 97 secular — +97 net additions in one week
• Key new entrants vs R30 (May 23): DELL (+174% — AI server result), DDOG (+72%), UMAC (+137%), RDW (+164%), BB upgraded to Tier 1, FTNT upgraded, CRWD/PANW crossed parabolic threshold, RIOT (+61%), SEDG (+100%), ENPH (+81%), PLUG (+60%), ATEI, OSS, VPG explosion, MU (+187%), SOXL (+255%)
• Tier upgrades: SNDK 223.9% → 247%, MU 132.9% → 187%, AMD 102.5% → 117%, ARM 108.4% → 134%, ALAB 79.7% → 97%, INTC 154% → 133% (slight pullback from highs but still parabolic)
• Dropouts from R30: ELVN (below threshold), PUMP (below threshold), ONTO (corrected), PLAB (corrected), EFXT dropped to cooling zone, BNO (oil ETF dropped), GEV (corrected), EQNR, CHRD, HP, HAL, OIH, SLB, MATX, MEOH, FOLD, CRGY — oil services/shipping cluster broadly rotated out

(Full Tier 3: 37 names. Highlights shown.)

Criteria: 200%+ absolute 5Y return (or 3Y), 100%+ alpha over SPY for same window, within 15% of SMA200

(Full secular list: 97 names including gold miners, energy, defense, cloud, and shipping.)

SNDK, MU, STX, WDC, HY9H.F, SOXL (leveraged) The memory cluster leads every metric. SNDK at +247% vs SMA200 ($1,695) and MU at +187% ($971, +88% in 30 days) are the dual anchors. STX at +140%, WDC at +131%. HBM3E demand for AI training is the unifying driver — every major foundation model build is DRAM/flash capacity constrained. These are hold-or-trim situations at current RSI levels (72-78). Best re-entry: wait for MU/WDC RSI to pull back to 60-65.

ARM, ALAB, CRDO, MRVL, NOK, EXTR, CSCO, ATEN, DOCN, NBIS ARM at +134% ($353, RSI 78) continues compounding on AI chip IP royalties. ALAB at +97% ($343, RSI 81) is nearing overbought on CXL interconnect demand. CRDO at +63% ($236, RSI 69) has the healthiest RSI in the cluster for new entries. NOK at +99% ($14.84, RSI 60) — AI-native RAN and optical revitalization, still in accumulation zone. EXTR at +45% (RSI 71) is the enterprise networking surprise. CSCO at +54% (RSI 76) — earnings-driven but needs a pause.

BE, POWL, CGEH, ENPH, SEDG, PLUG, APLD, GNRC, VRT, BW The AI power bottleneck thesis is manifesting across the full energy stack. BE (Bloom Energy, $285, RSI 56, +106%) remains the cleanest entry — fuel cells for data center baseload, RSI not overbought. ENPH at RSI 77 (+81%) and SEDG at RSI 76 (+100%) are the solar comeback names — grid-edge inverter demand from data center buildouts. PLUG at RSI 62 (+60%) is hydrogen infrastructure. VRT (Vertiv) at +50% (RSI 45) has cooled and is forming a base — watch for re-entry.

AXTI, AAOI, SOI.PA, ALRIB.PA, CIEN, COHR, GLW, VIAV, POET, LPTH, LWLG (secular), AIXA.DE The optical supply chain remains structurally strong but the top names are now cooling from R29 extremes. AXTI has pulled back to RSI 49 (+219% vs SMA200) — the monster is intact but momentum has shifted. CIEN at RSI 58, COHR at RSI 52, VIAV at RSI 49 — all healthy accumulation zones. POET at RSI 51 (+75%) and LPTH at RSI 63 (+73%) are cleaner setups. SOI.PA (Soitec, +234%) is the European optical substrate leader.

FTNT, CRWD, PANW, DDOG, AKAM Cybersecurity had the biggest surge of the week off Q1 earnings beats. FTNT at RSI 80 (+62%), CRWD at RSI 84 (+56%), PANW at RSI 81 (+49%), DDOG at RSI 88 (+72%). All four are overbought — do not initiate new positions. These are earnings-driven gaps that need 4-6 weeks of consolidation before re-entry. CRWD and PANW have now crossed from secular (R30) into the Tier 2 parabolic list — a significant status change.

RKLB, LUNR, IRDM, PL, GSAT, ASTS, RDW, UMAC Space is the week's breakout cluster. RDW (Redwire, $24.57, RSI 82, +164%, +167% in 30 days) is the most dramatic new entrant. UMAC (Unusual Machines drone, $31.78, RSI 83, +137%) is drone manufacturing accelerating. LUNR at +161% (RSI 69), RKLB at +108% (RSI 68), PL (Planet Labs) at +134% (RSI 73). ASTS (AST SpaceMobile) at +47% (RSI 62) is the healthiest entry in the cluster. GSAT at +45% (RSI 70) is at the overbought threshold.

HUT, BITF, KEEL, WULF, RIOT, CORZ, CIFR, WGMI, BSTZ Bitcoin mining cluster is broadly Tier 1-2. HUT at +136% (RSI 74), BITF/KEEL at +99% (RSI 80), RIOT at +61% (RSI 71). WULF at +72% (RSI 62) and CORZ at +51% (RSI 68) are healthier entry setups. WGMI ETF at +52% provides diversified exposure. RSIs suggest the cluster is near overbought broadly — wait for a dip.

CENX, KALU, CSTM, AA, ALMU, TECK, CRS, ATI, USAR The aluminum and specialty metals cluster remains in Tier 2-3. CENX (+56%), KALU (+59%), CSTM (+59%), AA (+52%) — all stable but not accelerating. TECK (copper/mining, +36%, RSI 62) is the healthiest commodity setup. CRS (Carpenter Technology, aerospace alloys, +39%, RSI 64) is a defense adjacency play. ATI (specialty metals, +47%, RSI 66) provides defense-aerospace exposure.

ENPH, SEDG, TAN, PLUG, FSLR Solar emerged as a new standalone cluster this cycle. ENPH at +107% in 30 days and SEDG at +78% in 30 days are the headline comeback moves — both were multi-year underperformers recovering from 2024-2025 inventory glut. TAN (solar ETF, +43%, RSI 77) confirms this is sector-wide. FSLR (First Solar, +35%) in Tier 3 is the most conservative entry.

• Breadth explosion: +97 monsters in one week (202→299). This is not a false positive — the breadth expansion is confirmed across multiple sectors simultaneously (semi, cyber, space, solar, crypto). A move of this magnitude suggests institutional accumulation across the board, not a sector rotation.
• 45+ overbought names (RSI > 70) — highest in recorded scans. DELL at RSI 89, BB at RSI 89, DDOG at RSI 88, MRAAY at RSI 88, DAWN at RSI 93 are at multi-sigma extremes. Mean-reversion risk is elevated for the top of the cohort.
• Cybersecurity crossed from secular to parabolic. CRWD and PANW were R30 secular monsters (RSI 87/84, below parabolic on vs-SMA200). This week both crossed the 40% threshold. The cybersecurity earnings beat was the catalyst — this is a real structural upgrade, not a noise move.
• Space manufacturing is the new acceleration theme. RDW (+167% in 30 days) and UMAC (+118% in 30 days) are new names most analysts don't track. The SpaceX supply chain is broadening into public-market names.
• Solar comeback confirmed. ENPH and SEDG joining the Tier 1 parabolic list after 2-year underperformance is a regime change signal. TAN ETF confirms this is real.
• Oil services cluster dropped out. HAL, SLB, OIH, HP, EQNR, CHRD — all rotated out of the Tier 3 or secular lists vs R30. Energy is bifurcating: AI power (BE, ENLT, CGEH) is accelerating; fossil fuel services are stalling.
• Leveraged ETFs: SOXL (+255%), TECL (+102%), TQQQ (+58%), QLD (+38%), TNA (+38%), LABU (+35%), WGMI (+52%). These confirm underlying index momentum but carry daily decay risk — not recommended for holds > 30 days. SOXL at +255% is near historic extremes.

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