CLOU and SKYY both finally reclaimed positive 30-day momentum (-0.7%→+4.4% and -1.7%→+4.48%) — the "legacy signal, not active strength" caveat on their golden crosses from last scan no longer applies. WCLD cooled from its near-overbought RSI 67.5 to 62.1 with the week flat at 0%, but its 30D read actually improved to +10.4%, still the group's best momentum print. IGV remains the clear laggard — RSI fell further to 51.8 and it's now -21.68% off its high, worse than the -19.7% read last scan.

Data as-of 2026-07-10 close. All numbers from precomputed summaries/cloud-etfs.json. Prior scan: 2026-07-07-cloud-etfs (2026-07-07, data as-of 2026-07-06 close).

Only four names in this watchlist, and three of them improved. CLOU and SKYY both flipped their 30-day reads from negative to positive (+4.4% and +4.48%, respectively) while holding their golden crosses — last scan's read that the crosses were "more legacy signal than active strength" no longer holds; both ETFs are now confirming their structure with real price action. WCLD, the prior scan's momentum leader at RSI 67.5, cooled off to 62.1 with a flat week (0% 7D), but its 30-day change actually improved to +10.4% from +7.2% — it remains the group's best momentum print even after backing off its near-overbought reading. IGV is the one name that got worse: RSI fell from 58.5 to 51.8 and it's now -21.68% from its 52-week high, a bit further out than the -19.7% read last scan, with no offsetting momentum anywhere in its numbers.

• CLOU: 30D flipped from -0.7% to +4.4%, RSI 58.0→59.0 — golden cross now backed by real momentum.
• SKYY: 30D flipped from -1.7% to +4.48%, RSI 57.4→59.0 — same reclaim as CLOU.
• WCLD: RSI cooled 67.5→62.1 (was approaching overbought), 7D flat at 0% (was +5.4%), but 30D improved to +10.4% (was +7.2%) — still the group's momentum leader.
• IGV: RSI fell 58.5→51.8, now -21.68% from its 52-week high (was -19.7%) — the laggard got weaker, not better.

With only four names in this universe, small moves matter more than in a larger scan. "Golden cross" (CLOU, SKYY) means the 50-day average sits above the 200-day, but a golden cross with a negative 30D print — as CLOU and SKYY carried last scan — is a weaker signal than one confirmed by actual momentum, which is what changed this week. WCLD's death cross paired with the group's best 30D number is the opposite pattern: don't read the cross alone as bearish when the price action says otherwise. IGV's weak-up trend plus a widening gap from its 52-week high is the cleanest "avoid" signal on this board.

MOMENTUM LEADER, COOLING: WCLD ($33.86, RSI 62.1, up, -8.44% from high) pulled back from near-overbought (RSI 67.5) with a flat week, but its 30D read is still the group's best at +10.4%.

GOLDEN CROSS CONFIRMED: CLOU ($23.75, RSI 59.0, golden cross, -10.16% from high) and SKYY ($139.77, RSI 59.0, golden cross, -10.27% from high) both flipped their 30D reads positive this window — the crosses are now backed by actual momentum, not just legacy structure.

LAGGARD: IGV ($92.41, RSI 51.8, weak-up, death cross, -21.68% from high) remains the weakest name on every measure and moved further from its high, not closer.