Consumer names mostly gave ground this week — 11 of 16 fell over seven days — and Nike's post-earnings drop plus a -6.75% week for Lululemon dragged the athletic group; the bright spots were Chipotle (+3.29%), Lion (+2.86%) and Corsair (+0.95%, the only name here with RSI above 60). Corsair is also the one clear intact uptrend: +66.9% versus its 200-day average and +73.02% over the year.

Data as-of the 2026-10-02 close (settled, Friday). The prior scan was the September 25 edition; the seven-day column below runs from that close to this one, so it is the change since the last scan.

Nike is the cleanest story: it reported after the close on October 1, and CNBC's headline that day was that shares dropped on disappointing sales with layoffs tied to a restructuring (the earnings record shows an EPS beat, $0.48 versus $0.44 expected). On October 2 the stock closed at $33.87, -3.64% on the day, RSI 28.2, and -56.00% from its 52-week high; the trailing year is -54.58% with the stock 30.5% below its 200-day average. That is a long trend broken, not a pullback in an intact trend.

Lululemon fell -6.75% on the week to $94.46 (RSI 34, 1Y -46.99%, -34.8% versus its 200-day). Crocs fell -6.38% but remains in a different state — 10.9% above its 200-day with a +37.00% trailing year — so that is a pullback in an intact trend. No dated company-specific item explains either Lululemon or Crocs this week: cause unknown (news pulled 2026-10-03 for both, no item on the move, only old second-quarter releases; stock-events and the October 1-2 captures show nothing on them).

On the other side, Chipotle bounced +3.29% but is still -15.99% over 30 days and -24.43% below its high; Domino's (-14.15% over 30 days) is the same restaurant group coming off deep 30-day declines. Corsair is the leader on trend: RSI 62.4, 30-day +13.97%, -7.94% from its 52-week high.

Since the September 25 scan: 5 names up, 11 down. Biggest decliners were LULU, CROX, NKE; biggest gainers CMG, LION, DPZ. Names with RSI under 30: NKE.

This is a price-and-momentum screen: it shows where each name sits on the tape, not why. RSI below 30 is a washout, 70 and above is extended. The long-trend columns matter more than the week: a name above its 200-day average with a positive trailing year is in an intact trend however ugly its week; a name below it with a negative trailing year is the one actually under test. Status icons follow that rule, and no insider or fundamentals data is included here.

As of 2026-10-02.

No names in this tier.

No price targets are set here; the reference levels are the 20-day and 50-day averages and the 52-week high gap, all from the summaries.

• Tape data (price, RSI, averages, returns, long-horizon fields): pre-computed summary, 2026-10-02 close — consumer.
• Nike first-quarter fiscal 2027 print — CNBC, "Nike shares drop as retailer posts disappointing sales, announces layoffs as part of restructuring" (https://www.cnbc.com/2026/10/01/nike-nke-q1-2027-earnings.html), 2026-10-01-cnbc-nike-shares-drop-as-retailer-posts-disappointing-sales-annou-108370277; earnings record 2026-10-01-nke-earnings.
• News check for names whose moves are called cause unknown: AS fetched 2026-09-18; LULU re-pulled 2026-10-03; NKE re-pulled 2026-10-03; SBUX fetched 2026-09-30; CMG fetched 2026-07-31; DPZ fetched 2026-09-19; HIMS fetched 2026-09-18; DECK fetched 2026-07-25; CROX re-pulled 2026-10-03; PYPL fetched 2026-09-25; XYZ fetched 2026-10-01; CRSR fetched 2026-08-08; XLY fetched 2026-10-01; MNST fetched 2026-08-07; TOST fetched 2026-08-25; LION fetched 2026-09-30. Every pull returned zero dated items; "no items" in a pull is not proof of no cause. research/stock-events/ checked for 2026-10-01 and 2026-10-02: only the Nike earnings record applies to this universe (NKE; other 10-01 events are ACN and VYLR, not on these boards). Capture articles for 2026-10-01 and 2026-10-02 were searched by company name; only the Nike CNBC item matched, and a re-check on 2026-10-03, after the October 2 article and X captures landed, found nothing on these names.