The board gave back last week's split-recovery this scan — the EV-maker complex that bounced hard last time (TSLA, LI, NIO, XPEV, RIVN, BYDDY) cooled or reversed lower together, while the names crushed two scans ago (TE, NXT, SEDG, BE) all stabilized or improved as that earlier crash rolled out of both the weekly and monthly windows. NIO and FSLR both dropped back into oversold, and SQM cooled fully out of overbought after last week's extension. LCID remains the board's most damaged structure on every horizon and deepened further this week.

Data as-of 2026-08-28 close. All numbers from precomputed summaries/ev-clean-energy.json. Prior scan: 2026-08-22-ev-clean-energy (2026-08-22, data as-of 2026-08-21 close) — the summary's own 7-day window runs 2026-08-21 to 2026-08-28, so the comparisons below line up exactly with that prior scan.

The EV-maker complex that recovered sharply last scan cooled together this week. TSLA's RSI eased from 58.0 to 50.9 as the week flipped from +6.02% to -3.89%; the stock remains 13% below its 200-day average despite a roughly flat trailing year (+0.8%, alpha1y -19.07) — still a trend under test at that level, not resolved by last week's bounce. LI, NIO, XPEV, RIVN, and BYDDY all moved the same direction: LI's RSI fell from 54.7 to 43.7 (week +6.35%→-6.28%), NIO dropped back into oversold (RSI 46.7→39.1, week +2.66%→-5.62%), XPEV weakened similarly (RSI 46.8→42.5, week +4.36%→-5.41%), and RIVN gave back essentially all of last week's +10.34% gain (RSI 56.8→48.9, week -5.25%). All five remain below their 200-day averages with negative trailing-year returns (LI -47.42%, NIO -32.87%, XPEV -47.38%, BYDDY -21.25%) — last week's bounce was a recovery inside still-damaged longer trends, and this week's reversal confirms those trends haven't resolved.

On the other side of the board, the names that cratered two scans ago all stabilized or improved as that crash week rolled out of both the 7-day and 30-day windows. TE bounced hard: RSI climbed from 38.0 to 45.2, price from $4.42 to $4.79, and the week added 8.35% after two straight scans of deterioration; the 30-day change swung from -26.7% to +28.76% purely as the earlier crash exited the window. TE is still 26.2% below its 200-day despite an enormous +192.07% trailing year — the trend remains genuinely under test, just less acutely than it looked two scans ago. NXT showed the same pattern: RSI improved from 34.3 to 36.8, the week's decline slowed to -0.89% from -14.99%, and the 30-day change improved to -7.8% from -17.89% — still 21.4% below its 200-day with a positive trailing year, the same under-test framing as before. BE and SEDG both improved on a similar basis (BE's 30-day swinging from -7.68% to +28.71%; SEDG's from -35.61% to -19.54%), though SEDG remains the board's weakest structure by 25.5% below its 200-day.

LCID is the exception to the broader stabilization — it kept deteriorating on every window: RSI fell from 38.2 to 35.9, the week dropped -9.26%, and the 30-day change worsened to -37.06% from -18.73%. LCID is now down 75.8% over the trailing year and 42.7% below its 200-day, easily the board's most damaged structure. FSLR dropped newly into oversold (RSI 42.9→38.7) after a quiet week, sitting 11.9% below its 200-day on a roughly flat trailing year. ALB and SQM both cooled from last week's extension — SQM fell fully out of overbought (RSI 72.8→58.4, week +10.18%→-4.03%) while ALB eased from 67.8 to 57.2 — both remain up more than 60% over the trailing year, a healthy pullback rather than a reversal.

• TSLA cooled from last week's bounce: RSI 58.0→50.9, price $362.86→$348.75, 7D +6.02%→-3.89%, 30D -2.98%→+16.9%.
• LI reversed lower: RSI 54.7→43.7, price $13.05→$12.23, 7D +6.35%→-6.28%, 30D +7.67%→-11.38%.
• NIO dropped back into oversold: RSI 46.7→39.1, price $4.63→$4.37, 7D +2.66%→-5.62%, 30D -0.86%→-8.19%.
• XPEV weakened: RSI 46.8→42.5, price $12.19→$11.53, 7D +4.36%→-5.41%, 30D -5.14%→-11.72%.
• RIVN gave back last week's gain: RSI 56.8→48.9, price $16.97→$16.07, 7D +10.34%→-5.25%, 30D -1.22%→-1.59%.
• LCID deepened further, the board's worst structure: RSI 38.2→35.9, price $5.51→$5.01, 7D -11.70%→-9.26%, 30D -18.73%→-37.06%.
• FSLR newly oversold: RSI 42.9→38.7, price $214.28→$204.46, 7D -5.02%→-4.56%, 30D +2.60%→+2.62%.
• SQM cooled fully out of overbought: RSI 72.8→58.4, price $81.96→$78.63, 7D +10.18%→-4.03%, 30D +18.42%→+16.4%.
• ALB cooled: RSI 67.8→57.2, price $143.25→$137.36, 7D +5.25%→-4.12%, 30D +21.97%→+20.62%.
• TE bounced hard as the prior crash rolled out of the windows: RSI 38.0→45.2, price $4.42→$4.79, 7D -13.31%→+8.35%, 30D -26.7%→+28.76%.
• NXT stabilized: RSI 34.3→36.8, price $86.18→$85.44, 7D -14.99%→-0.89%, 30D -17.89%→-7.8%.
• BE improved: RSI 42.6→46.3, price $201.45→$210.77, 7D -12.44%→+4.64%, 30D -7.68%→+28.71%.
• SEDG improved but remains the weakest structure: RSI 35.9→39.9, price $30.83→$31.41, 7D -4.70%→+1.88%, 30D -35.61%→-19.54%.

Golden-cross names (RIVN, BE, ENPH, SEDG, FSLR, LIT, DRIV, TAN, ICLN, NXT, ENS, TE) mean the 50-day average sits above the 200-day — but as before, the cross label is misleading on its own: NXT, TE, and SEDG all carry golden crosses yet sit well below their 200-day averages. Death-cross names (TSLA, BYDDY, LI, NIO, XPEV, LCID, PLUG, ALB, SQM, KARS, TAN, ICLN) include several names that are genuinely weak on the long horizon (LI, NIO, XPEV, LCID — all deeply below their 200-day with negative trailing-year returns) alongside names that are fine despite the death-cross label (SQM +72.13% 1-year and 4.1% above its 200-day; ALB +61.75% 1-year though still 12% below its 200-day). The most reliable split remains 200-day distance plus trailing-year return, not the cross label: LIT, SQM, DRIV, ENS, and BE sit above or near their 200-day with strongly positive multi-year records (deep-pullback framing); TSLA, RIVN, PLUG, FSLR, KARS, TAN, ICLN, NXT, and TE sit below theirs even with strong multi-year records in several cases, meaning the trend is under real test; LI, NIO, XPEV, BYDDY, LCID, and SEDG are weak on both windows at once — the genuinely damaged group.

Capitulation (RSI<25): None.

Oversold (25-40): SEDG (39.9), TAN (39.5), NIO (39.1), FSLR (38.7), NXT (36.8), LCID (35.9) — six names, with NIO and FSLR newly falling in and NXT and SEDG holding over from last scan.

Neutral/Strong (40+): The rest of the board, spanning ENS/ICLN (41.0-41.8) to SQM (58.4).

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns/long-horizon): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-08-28 close — ev-clean-energy.