All four names in this watchlist ripped together this week — IGV posted the largest 7-day swing of the group, from -0.04% to +7.5%, even though it remains the sole death-crossed name and now trails on absolute RSI (58.4). CLOU now leads the group on RSI (64.6), edging past SKYY (63.3) and WCLD (61.1), and SKYY posted the largest point gain in RSI this scan (54.6→63.3). None of the four pushed into overbought territory despite the size of the moves, and the rally is concentrated almost entirely in the last week — WCLD's 30-day change actually eased (10.24%→6.93%) even as its RSI and weekly read both climbed, and IGV's 30-day read barely moved (2.10%→1.33%) despite its sharp weekly swing.

Data as-of 2026-07-31 close. All numbers from precomputed summaries/cloud-etfs.json. Prior scan: 2026-07-28-cloud-etfs (2026-07-28, data as-of 2026-07-28 close).

With only four names in this universe, this scan's synchronized rally mirrors the group's usual pattern of moving together, just in the opposite direction from a cooldown. CLOU now has the highest absolute RSI in the group at 64.6 (up from 58.1), with its 7-day change swinging from +1.72% to +9.06% and price rising from $24.30 to $25.16. SKYY posted the largest point gain in RSI this scan — 54.6 to 63.3 — as its 7-day change moved from +1.38% to +8.37% and price climbed from $137.90 to $143.00.

WCLD still carries the strongest 30-day print of the four (+6.93%, down from +10.24% last scan even as the week itself accelerated), which is the one internal tension in this scan: its 7-day change jumped from +3.17% to +9.37%, but the older stretch rolling out of the 30-day window is doing more work than the new week is adding — the rally is real this week but hasn't yet compounded into a stronger multi-week read.

IGV is the more notable structural story. It remains the sole death-crossed name in the group and posted the weakest absolute RSI (58.4), but its 7-day swing was the largest of the four — from -0.04% to +7.5% — with price rising from $91.78 to $94.58. Its 30-day change barely moved (2.10%→1.33%), underscoring that this week's bounce hasn't yet repaired the longer-window picture.

No name in this group is showing a stalled or continuing breakdown this scan, and none of the four has pushed into overbought territory (RSI>70) despite the size of the week's moves.

• CLOU rallied to the top of the group: RSI 58.1→64.6, price $24.30→$25.16, 7D +1.72%→+9.06%, 30D +8.10%→+7.84%.
• SKYY posted the largest RSI point gain: RSI 54.6→63.3, price $137.90→$143.00, 7D +1.38%→+8.37%, 30D +3.76%→+4.92%.
• WCLD's week accelerated but its 30-day read eased: RSI 58.9→61.1, price $34.78→$35.49, 7D +3.17%→+9.37%, 30D +10.24%→+6.93%.
• IGV posted the group's largest 7-day swing: RSI 51.2→58.4, price $91.78→$94.58, 7D -0.04%→+7.5%, 30D +2.10%→+1.33% — still the sole death-crossed name.

With only four names in this universe, small moves matter more than in a larger scan. Golden-cross names (WCLD, CLOU, SKYY) mean the 50-day average sits above the 200-day — this scan's rally in all three sits within that structure, a strong week rather than a fresh breakout. IGV's death cross means its recovery should still be read more cautiously than the other three's — the underlying cross hasn't flipped even though it posted the largest one-week swing in the group.

Capitulation (RSI<25): None.

Oversold (25-40): None.

Neutral/Strong (40+): All four names, clustered between RSI 58.4 (IGV) and 64.6 (CLOU) — a much tighter, higher range than the pre-rally cluster.

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-07-31 close — cloud-etfs.