Brief — Oct 16, 2026

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1. The Read

Friday, October 16 capped the S&P 500's worst week since June (Bloomberg): the AI trade sold as one block, from the chips to software to the GPU landlords, while Brent touched $110 and the money that left went to oil, staples and defense.

The index bent; it did not break. The S&P 500 fund closed at $763.25, down 1.11% on the day and 1.97% on the week. It sits under its 20- and 50-day averages but 5.3% above its 200-day on a +15.53% year. The Nasdaq-100 fund fell 2.5% Friday and 5.52% on the week; equal weight lost only 0.42% Friday and rose 0.49% on the week. Breadth was the month's worst: 897 names fell and 358 rose, 66 of 125 tracked lists closed at least 90% down, and only 3 of 15 core index, sector and bond funds sit above their 50-day averages, which flipped the breadth reading from mixed to deteriorating. Confirmed uptrends fell to 190 from 217 in one session.

Oil is the second shock; credit has not joined. Brent hit $110 for the first time since May (Bloomberg) as Iran escalated attacks in the Strait of Hormuz (CNBC). The Brent fund rose 3.59% Friday and the oil fund 9.15% on the week. Bloomberg tied the index's week to both shocks: crude renewing inflation fears, and doubts about the AI trade hitting chipmakers. The havens did not get the money. Gold's fund slipped 0.67% on the week and sits 7.9% under its 200-day on a −3.64% year, and Bloomberg had the dollar's worst week in a month. The VIX closed at 19.99, up 21.5% on the day, after trading above 22 intraday for the first time in four months (CNBC). Credit softened without breaking: the high-yield spread was 3.23% on October 15 (FRED), under its 3.50 line, and the high-yield bond fund lost 0.48% on the week. The 10-year was 5.10% on October 15, and the long-bond fund rose 2.65% on the week. This is a rotation with a fear day on top, not a liquidation.

The neocloud stack lost its last intact trend. All ten GPU-hosting names fell Friday, at a −11.1% median. Nebius dropped 12.18% Friday to $165.47 and closed 4.9% under its $174.04 200-day; on October 9 it was the one name in the group 28.9% above its own. Its year is still +34.48%, so its long trend is under test, not broken, and the 200-day is the line. Hut 8 (−10.96% Friday) is in the same spot, 17.4% under its 200-day on a +38.89% year. The rest are broken. CoreWeave fell 11.91% Friday on 2.47 times normal volume and 25.21% on the week, 33.6% under its 200-day on a −56.69% year; IREN, Applied Digital, Cipher, Galaxy, Core Scientific and TeraWulf all sit under their 200-days on negative years. The wires carry a cause for CoreWeave alone: its default swaps hit distress levels Thursday (CNBC), its bond yields and swaps surged with the stock (CNBC, Friday), and Bloomberg had it down 25% on the week as AI credit concerns grow. Semafor carried the repricing up the chain: Oracle's $160 billion of debt is rated just above junk, and Microsoft's AAA debt costs 25% more to insure than three months ago. The siblings' own news pulls hold earnings recaps, quote pages and aggregator notes; they fell with the leader.

The suppliers kept their long trends; storage did not. The chip fund fell 3.41% Friday and 10.53% on the week, and still sits 5.6% above its $511.35 200-day on a +57.24% year. Micron (−5.63% Friday) is 22.4% above its 200-day on +333.93%, SanDisk (−6.85%) 7.3% above on +800.6%, Lumentum (−5.22%) 6% above on +404.89%: deep pullbacks in intact trends. Seagate (5.3% under its 200-day, +182.71% year) and Western Digital (19.1% under, +163.66%) are the two whose long trends are under test. The optical list went 0 for 28. Good prints are not being paid: TSMC beat its own revenue guidance and guided the December quarter to $52.3 billion to $54.3 billion (company results page), and its US shares fell 2.28% Friday and 8.98% on the week.

Software and security sold as one, from intact trends. Security closed 0 of 11 at a −7.0% median and web cloud 0 of 9 at −7.2%. Okta fell 10.2% Friday on 2.07 times normal volume and CrowdStrike 7.02%, yet Okta is 58% above its 200-day on +113.5% and CrowdStrike 41.6% above on +88.61%. Every name on the security list still sits above its 200-day. This is the growth pool that does not trade as NVIDIA's beta, and Friday handed it a pullback. It needs a flag before it is an entry.

What rose. Canadian oil and gas went 7 for 7 at +2.5% Friday and staples 10 for 10 at +1.2%; the staples fund is up 5.02% on the week at RSI 71.9. Northrop (+4.05%), RTX (+3.73%) and Lockheed (+3.65%) led the defense list Friday, but all 12 names on it sit under their 200-days: bounces in broken charts. ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil and Coca-Cola closed within a quarter-point of their highs. These are extended receivers, not entries.

What the news adds. The wires name two shocks, AI financing and oil, and the tape matches both. The Fed is the third input: Chair Warsh withheld a rate signal Friday (CNBC), and Newsquawk had markets cutting October hike odds to 14% from 26% after hotter CPI and PPI prints, ahead of the October 28 decision. Taiwan is curbing AI-chip sales to China (Semafor; Newsquawk). For most single-name moves there is no cause on file. News pulled Friday evening for the movers in security, software, storage and defense holds nothing better than aggregator lines on Friday's moves, and no company event or capture ties them to the day. Vicor's 12.92% drop Friday is the sharpest example: cause unknown, ahead of its report scheduled for Tuesday morning.

Watch Monday: the session itself is light, with Cleveland-Cliffs scheduled before the open (provider date). Tuesday, October 20 brings RTX, Northrop and Vicor before the open and Netflix after the close; Wednesday, October 21 brings Danaher and Thermo Fisher before the open and Lam Research, Tesla, Meta and Medpace after. All are provider-estimated except Northrop and Vicor, whose investor pages list the date. The levels: two closes with SPY under $756.86 and RSP under $217.12 make a broad break, and RSP closed at $214.09, already under its leg. The advance needs two SPY closes above $779.37 with QQQ above $748.65 and the VIX under 16. The chip fund's $511.35 200-day and Nebius's $174.04 separate pullbacks from broken trends. The invalidation for "rotation, not liquidation" is credit: two VIX closes at 20 (Friday: 19.99) or a high-yield spread at 3.50 (3.23% on October 15).

Extended analysis

The Desk Issue published . Modules read the latest available projections; each states its own data as-of where the source carries one.

Conditions

The market climate this issue was written in — frozen from its own date by design. Every day's card, in order, is on Conditions.

Volatility
VIX 19.99NORMAL · 1d +21.5%No fire-sale trigger — needs a ≥30% one-day spike
Rotation · 30d strength
14 in / 72 outEach side counts the desk's tracked theme watchlists (125 ranked) by the 30-day median relative strength of their member stocks vs SPY — shown in RS points. Any ETFs listed are trade handles for the theme, not the measurement.
Credit · 7d
HYG-0.5%LQD+1.0%IEF+1.1%Orderly credit = the selling is positioning, not a credit event
Hard assets · 7d
GLD-0.7%USO+9.2%COPX-6.7%Gold · oil · copper miners
Rotation board Show all 86 themes
Rotating in RS vs SPY
  1. Canadian OG +6.1
    Tracked ETFs EWCXLE
  2. Thebuildout Specialty Electronic Gases +5.3
  3. Retail +5.1
    Tracked ETFs XRT
  4. Trace Glp1 Manufacturing +4.9
  5. Healthcare +4.3
    Tracked ETFs XLV
  6. Thebuildout Semiconductor Ip Licensors +3.9
  7. Volume Setups +3.8
  8. Thebuildout Data Center Power Semiconductors +3.6
  9. Healthcare +3.2
    Tracked ETFs XLV
  10. Thebuildout Specialty Gases Process Chemicals +3.1
  11. Energy +2.6
    Tracked ETFs XLEXOPCRAK
  12. Travel Leisure +2.5
    Tracked ETFs JETS
  13. CPU Shortage Supply Chain +2.5
    Tracked ETFs SMH
  14. Biotech +2.4
    Tracked ETFs XBIIBB
Rotating out RS vs SPY
  1. Neoclouds -27.4
  2. Nearline Storage -21.3
    Tracked ETFs DISK
  3. Quantum Computing -19.5
    Tracked ETFs CQTMQTUM
  4. Space -16.6
    Tracked ETFs ARKX
  5. Memory -16.5
    Tracked ETFs DRAMEWYDISK
  6. Drone Defense -16.3
    Tracked ETFs ITADRNZJEDISHLD
  7. Nuclear Fuel Cycle -15.6
    Tracked ETFs NUKXURAURNM
  8. AI Power -12.8
    Tracked ETFs WGMI
  9. Thebuildout High Speed Pcbs Server Networking -11.5
  10. Optical Supply Chain -11.1
    Tracked ETFs LAZR
  11. EV Clean Energy -10.8
    Tracked ETFs LITDRIVKARSTANICLN
  12. Peptide Economy -10.7
    Tracked ETFs HRTS
  13. Alt Managers -10.6
    Tracked ETFs PSP
  14. Food Security -9.5
    Tracked ETFs MOO
  15. Thebuildout Lithium Battery Metals -9.3
  16. Thebuildout Ems Contract Electronics Manufacturing -8.7
  17. Web Cloud -8.5
    Tracked ETFs SKYY
  18. Airlines -8.0
    Tracked ETFs JETS
  19. Data Center Backup Power -7.9
  20. Thebuildout AI Data Center Operators Neoclouds -7.5
  21. Watching -7.3
  22. Thebuildout Dram Memory -7.1
  23. AI -7.0
    Tracked ETFs SMHBOTZROBOAIQ
  24. Adtech -6.9
  25. AI Bottlenecks -6.8
  26. Robotics -6.5
    Tracked ETFs BOTZROBO
  27. Thebuildout Nand Flash Memory -6.4
  28. Thebuildout Racks Chassis Mechanical Infrastructure -6.2
  29. Thebuildout Glass Core Panel Level Packaging -6.2
  30. Spacex S1 Supply Chain -5.4
    Tracked ETFs ARKX
  31. Thebuildout Fuel Cells Alternative Dc Power -5.0
  32. Thebuildout Power Supplies Psu Power Shelves -4.8
  33. Escalation -4.5
    Tracked ETFs FCGEWTEWYEWS
  34. Thebuildout Optical Transceivers Modules -4.5
  35. Supply Chain Traces -4.5
  36. Nvidia Open Agent Ecosystem -4.4
  37. Thebuildout Data Center Fiber High Speed Cabling -4.4
  38. Thebuildout AI Storage Data Pipeline -4.4
  39. Thebuildout Data Center Switch Nic Vendors -4.4
  40. Humanoid Robotics -4.2
    Tracked ETFs BOTZ
  41. Financials -3.9
    Tracked ETFs XLFKRE
  42. IBB -3.9
  43. Defense Contractors -3.8
    Tracked ETFs ITAPPA
  44. Thebuildout Co Packaged Optics CPO -3.7
  45. Grid Buildout -3.6
    Tracked ETFs GRID
  46. AI Infrastructure -3.5
    Tracked ETFs AIQSMH
  47. Ark -3.3
  48. Thebuildout Semiconductor Fab Construction Engineering -3.3
  49. Macro Commodities -3.2
  50. Thebuildout Etch Equipment -2.9
  51. Thebuildout Advanced Packaging Equipment -2.9
  52. Thebuildout Ups Energy Storage Data Centers -2.9
  53. Thebuildout Power Distribution Pdus Busways -2.9
  54. Cybersec -2.8
    Tracked ETFs HACKBUGCIBR
  55. Thebuildout Space Data Centers Orbital Compute -2.7
  56. Thebuildout HBM Memory -2.7
  57. Thebuildout Deposition Equipment -2.7
  58. Thebuildout Package Substrate Interposer Ecosystem -2.7
  59. WFE Test Metrology -2.7
  60. Livestock Disease -2.6
  61. Semis -2.6
    Tracked ETFs SMHSOXX
  62. Thebuildout Lithography Equipment -2.4
  63. Thebuildout Advanced Packaging 2d3d Leaders -2.4
  64. Government Compute -2.4
  65. Trace Lng Liquefaction Shipping And Regasification -2.3
  66. Thebuildout China AI Semiconductor Stack -2.3
  67. Thebuildout Transformers Grid Interconnect -2.3
  68. Thebuildout Custom AI Silicon Hyperscaler Asics -2.2
  69. Thebuildout Metrology Inspection -2.2
  70. Thebuildout Autonomous Vehicles Self Driving -2.1
  71. Thebuildout Humanoid Robots Embodied AI -2.0
  72. Thebuildout Connector High Speed Interconnect -2.0

Each side counts the desk's tracked theme watchlists (125 ranked) by the 30-day median relative strength of their member stocks vs SPY — shown in RS points. Any ETFs listed are trade handles for the theme, not the measurement.

Frozen snapshot — numbers are as of 2026-10-16 by design; the dated strip of these cards is the climate history.

Today's Considerations

The top of today's board — the strongest entries and anything weak, each with its why-now, trend state, and tactic (hover the tag for its horizon). The full board, the folds, and the filtered names are on Today.

Entries

LLY just flippeddesk ✓ coming into play day 10

breaking out 2.8% off its 52-week high after a +6.6% week

research
XOM desk ✓ in trend day 3

breaking out at a fresh 52-week high after a +5.9% week — a +21% three-month run, not a one-week pop

research
KO desk ✓ coming into play

breaking out at a fresh 52-week high after a +6.6% week

research
IBM $231.80–244.00 desk caution retreating day 2

coming into play — 30.2% off its 52-week high with the tape turning up (+2.2% this week) · in its $231.80–244.00 buy zone

research
ISRGE desk caution retreating

coming into play — 29.3% off its 52-week high with the tape turning up (+0.7% this week)

research

Exits · what's weak

002472.SZ-11.5% desk caution retreating day 2

tape broken — Confirmed tape transition pullback → collapse.

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688017.SS-10.2% desk caution retreating day 4

tape broken — Confirmed tape transition pullback → collapse.

research
AAL-6.9% desk ✓ retreating day 3

tape broken — Confirmed tape transition pullback → collapse.

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ACMR-25.6% desk caution retreating day 2

tape broken — Confirmed tape transition pullback → collapse.

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ADEA-14.5% desk caution retreating day 3

tape broken — Confirmed tape transition pullback → collapse.

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Outliers & Movers

Server-tagged outlier buckets from the latest tape snapshot — 30D surge/dip, 1D spike/drop, oversold/overbought. Data as-of .

KOD 30D Surge KOD insider buy · $157M $85.75 -2.7% 1d +161.7% 30d RSI 61 NAUT 30D Surge NAUT $2.06 -4.6% 1d +111.9% 30d RSI 65 VEON Overbought VEON $83.2 +0.5% 1d +21.4% 30d RSI 80 SOXS 1D Spike SOXS $49.23 +12.8% 1d -1.8% 30d RSI 68 UVXY 1D Spike UVXY $18.5 +12.4% 1d -0.1% 30d RSI 59 SHEL Overbought SHEL $106.66 +3.0% 1d +11.4% 30d RSI 81 HLSQ 30D Dip HLSQ $0.22 -10.3% 1d -69.0% 30d RSI 21 KITT 30D Dip KITT $1.25 -1.6% 1d -66.9% 30d RSI 17 NESR Oversold NESR $18.73 -2.0% 1d -40.5% 30d RSI 14 IMVT Oversold IMVT $26.73 -2.8% 1d -26.5% 30d RSI 13 RXRX 1D Drop RXRX $3.47 -16.6% 1d +8.8% 30d RSI 44 EOSE 1D Drop EOSE $1.82 -15.7% 1d -53.8% 30d RSI 25

This Week's Catalysts

Recent prints come from this issue's frozen record; upcoming rows are calendar entries dated 2026-10-16 through 2026-10-22. Curated big events and tracked earnings are visible; the full print calendar stays behind the fold.

Recent prints · recorded with this issue · +14 more in the frozen record

ASML Oct 14 Reported EPS $11.82 versus analyst consensus of $10.76 (+9.9%).

TSM Oct 15 Reported EPS $4.60 versus analyst consensus of $4.52 (+1.7%).

No curated big-event catalysts on file for this week.

Tracked earnings · 10

Focus-list and tape-moving names. All 98 earnings and dividend prints remain available below.

Oct 20
Oct 22
All earnings & dividend prints this week (98)
  • Oct 16 earnings ALLYE ALLY earnings — 2026-10-16
  • Oct 19 earnings CLFE CLF earnings — 2026-10-19
  • Oct 19 earnings KAROE KARO earnings — 2026-10-19
  • Oct 19 earnings MEDP MEDP earnings — 2026-10-19
  • Oct 20 earnings ALKE ALK earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings ALLYE ALLY earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings AMCE AMC earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings CLBKE CLBK earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings COFE COF earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings DHR DHR earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings EQT EQT earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings GEE GE earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings GLXY GLXY earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings GME GM earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings HALE HAL earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings IBKR IBKR earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings ISRGE ISRG earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings KO KO earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings LMT LMT earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings MMME MMM earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings NFLXE NFLX earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings NOCE NOC earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings NPE NP earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings RTXE RTX earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings SPCXE SPCX earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings UALE UAL earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings VICRE VICR earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 20 earnings VZ VZ earnings — 2026-10-20
  • Oct 21 earnings 6146.T 6146.T earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings ABT ABT earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings BDN BDN earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings CACI CACI earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings CME CME earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings DHR DHR earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings ESI ESI earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings GSHD GSHD earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings HXL HXL earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings IBM IBM earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings ICLR ICLR earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings KALU KALU earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings KMI KMI earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings KSPI KSPI earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings LAD LAD earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings LBRT LBRT earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings LRCX LRCX earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings LUV LUV earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings MEDP MEDP earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings META META earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings NEE NEE earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings OII OII earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings SAP SAP earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings T T earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings TDY TDY earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings TER TER earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings TMO TMO earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings TSLA TSLA earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings TXN TXN earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings UALE UAL earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 21 earnings VRT VRT earnings — 2026-10-21
  • Oct 22 earnings 6954.T 6954.T earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings AAL AAL earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings ALKE ALK earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings ARGX ARGX earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings BE BE earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings BFH BFH earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings BKR BKR earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings BX BX earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings CNP CNP earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings COCO COCO earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings CRS CRS earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings DECK DECK earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings DLR DLR earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings DOV DOV earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings DOW DOW earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings ENVA ENVA earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings FCX FCX earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings FIX FIX earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings FTI FTI earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings HON HON earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings INTC INTC earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings IRDM IRDM earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings KBR KBR earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings KN KN earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings KRC KRC earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings LMT LMT earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings MXL MXL earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings NOK NOK earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings PG PG earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings RNG RNG earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings SCCO SCCO earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings SDVKY SDVKY earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings STM STM earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings TECK TECK earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings TMUS TMUS earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings TTMI TTMI earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings VLO VLO earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings WDC WDC earnings — 2026-10-22
  • Oct 22 earnings WST WST earnings — 2026-10-22

What Moved & Why

Universe internals from the shared tape snapshot, data as-of . Each block heading names its metric and window. These are CURRENT states — the crossings that made them new are in the section above.

1286 tracked names: 423 up vs 861 down over 7 days; 48% above their 200-day.

Stars Aligned

Calls where at least 3 of 5 independent signal families agree (research, trigger, tape, advisory, regime). A score such as 3/5 means three families are active; 5/5 is the loudest the machine gets. Board as-of .

LitMissing
3/5 ARKX watch research, advisory, regime trigger, tape
3/5 GLD watch research, advisory, regime trigger, tape
3/5 SPY watch research, advisory, regime trigger, tape
3/5 ZS watch research, tape, regime trigger, advisory

Desk Calls

Open authored calls from published reports — entry condition, 30-day vs-SPY excess, and review date. “Not due” means the call is less than 30 calendar days old. The full ledger lives at /calls. Projection as-of .

Entry
Oct 16 CIBR watch CIBR holds its 200-day average ($81.59 on the October 16 close) through a flag, then closes two sessions in a row back over its 50-day average ($100.11 on the October 16 close) Not due Nov 13
Oct 9 ASTS pass None; a broken long trend that lost a reported spectrum source. Revisit after a base and a close above the 50-day average ($62.85 at the Oct 9 close) Not due Nov 13
Oct 9 CEG watch A pullback that holds above the 200-day average ($286.14 at the Oct 9 close) while RSI cools below 55, then a settled close above $300.40, the October 6 close on the Google agreement Not due Nov 13
Oct 2 LITE watch A flag that holds above the 20-day average ($941.73 at the Oct 2 close) while RSI cools below 60, then a close at a new 52-week high Not due Nov 6
Sep 30 ARKX watch after a close back above the 200-day (about $32.41 on 2026-09-29), a close through the $35.85 base pivot Not due Dec 15
Sep 30 DRNZ watch a close above both the 200-day (about $24.00 on 2026-09-29) and the $25.32 most-traded price, then a flag that holds above them Not due Dec 11
Sep 25 ACN watch after the report scheduled for October 1, a close above $197.63, the top of its seven-week base, which sits on the 200-day (about $197.98) Not due Oct 23
Sep 25 ADBE pass none; revisit on a base and a close above the 200-day (about $262.68 on 2026-09-25) Not due Dec 18
Sep 25 AKAM watch a flag that holds the $108.28 support shelf, then a close above $126.02 (top of the one-year value area) Not due Nov 13
Sep 25 AVGO watch a close above the 200-day (about $368.35 on 2026-09-25) that holds for a week Not due Dec 18
Sep 25 CDNS watch a pullback that holds the $317.27 support shelf, then a close above $352.55 (top of the one-year value area) Not due Nov 6
Sep 25 CRWV watch a close above the 200-day (about $92.18 on 2026-09-25) with the $85.64 support shelf intact Not due Nov 20
Sep 25 FLY pass none; down on the year and under the 200-day (about $27.79 on 2026-09-25); revisit after the report calendared for November 11 Not due Nov 27
Sep 25 GSAT pass none; priced off Amazon's pending merger terms, not a trend Not due Nov 20
Sep 25 HUBS pass none; revisit on a base and a close above the 200-day (about $250.71 on 2026-09-25) Not due Nov 13
Sep 25 INTU pass none; revisit after weeks of basing above the $262.24 shelf and a close above the 50-day (about $324.65 on 2026-09-25) Not due Nov 27
Sep 25 IRDM pass none; a merger-arbitrage price set by $27 cash plus Rocket Lab stock, not a trend Not due Nov 20
Sep 25 NOW watch after the pullback holds the 50-day (about $125.79 on 2026-09-25), a close back above the 20-day (about $138.75) Not due Nov 6
Sep 25 ORCL pass none; revisit on a base that reclaims the 200-day (about $164.54 on 2026-09-25) with free cash flow less negative at the December report Not due Dec 18
Sep 25 PL pass none; revisit on a close above the 50-day (about $20.40 on 2026-09-25) that holds a higher low above the $16.53 shelf Not due Dec 18
Sep 25 RKLB watch a close above both the 200-day (about $81.09 on 2026-09-25) and the anchored VWAP from the low ($82.22), then a flag that holds above them Not due Nov 20
Sep 25 SPCXE watch a confirmed close above the $156.87 range high Not due Dec 18
Sep 25 TTD pass none; revisit on a close above the 50-day (about $15.11 on 2026-09-25) after the report scheduled for November 5 Not due Nov 13
Sep 25 VSAT watch pullback in an intact trend: a close back above the 50-day (about $75.29 on 2026-09-25) Not due Nov 20
Sep 25 WDAY watch a close back above the 20-day (about $193.30 on 2026-09-25) with the 50-day (about $180.93) intact; a signed take-private agreement ends the trend case Not due Dec 11
Sep 25 ZS watch the pullback holds $188 and closes back above $198 (the September breakout zone) on lighter volume than 2026-09-25 Not due Dec 4
Sep 23 RSP watch RSP closes back above its 20-day average ($216.10 on the Sept 23 close) on a session when at least nine of the eleven sector funds close green, with TLT back above its own 20-day ($81.75 on Sept 23) Not due Oct 23
Sep 18 DBA watch DBA back over its 50-day with RSI above 50 (Sept 18 close $28.15, RSI 41.4, 0.3% under the 50-day), confirmed by a positive food-at-home month in the September CPI on Oct 14 Not due Oct 14
Sep 18 MSTR watch Not this print. Strategy would have to hold $137.04 (its 200-day) and $134.95 (its nearest support shelf) through a giveback, with bitcoin above $79,138.49, and cool from Friday's 66.1 momentum reading and +16.9% stretch over its own 20-day average before a flag exists Not due Oct 2
Sep 7 SNDK watch A new flag and held base, then a close strictly above $1740.00. Friday’s equal close leaves this condition incomplete; require Sandisk-specific NAND pricing and demand support. -4.1% Sep 30
Sep 6 AMAT watch WAIT: close above $489.46 (20-day average); Reclaim/flag plus current orders, customer spending and export-exposure review; dip volume was not light. Price alone cannot authorize BUY. +10.4% Sep 11
Sep 6 LRCX watch WAIT: close above $312.76 (20-day average); Reclaim/flag plus current orders, memory spending and capacity evidence. Price alone cannot authorize BUY. +2.5% Sep 11
Sep 6 NVDA watch WAIT: close above $236.54 (established pivot; preserved predecessor); Settled volume-supported breakout plus fresh supply, margins and customer-demand review. Price alone cannot authorize BUY. +4.3% Sep 11
Sep 6 TSM watch WAIT: close above $461.47 (established pivot); Settled volume-supported breakout plus current company capacity, demand and margin review; local flag ceiling was not cleared Friday. Price alone cannot authorize BUY. +8.2% Sep 11
Sep 6 WDC watch WAIT: close above $468.19 (Sept 4 high; SMA20 already reclaimed); NEW flag plus current allocation, pricing and capacity evidence. Price alone cannot authorize BUY. -15.6% Sep 11
Aug 28 BE watch holds the 200-day average at $188.51 +25.2% Sep 25
Aug 28 GDX watch the confirming leg, not the broken one — 11.6% above its 200-day on a +62.48% year; a pullback that holds that average is the entry the structure supports -11.3% Sep 25
Aug 28 GLD watch a close back above the 200-day ($414.79) that holds a full week; below that the break stands and there is no entry -7.1% Sep 4
Aug 28 MKSI watch reclaims its 200-day average at $259.70 with RSI back above 45 +1.5% Sep 25
Aug 28 SIL watch same shape as GDX — 11.5% above its 200-day on a +75.94% year -11.8% Sep 25
Aug 28 SLV pass n/a — 7.7% below its own 200-day and widening; a reclaim of that average is the first thing that would make it discussable -8.0% Sep 25
Aug 24 AGIO watch after the current reset prints a higher low, reclaims the 50-day ($35.56) with RSI above 55 and relative volume at least 1.0x +4.2% Sep 24
Aug 24 DHR watch after a pullback to the $210.39 volume shelf, holds and turns back above it with RSI in the 55-65 reset band and relative volume at least 1.0x +2.4% Sep 24
Aug 19 GDX watch the policy-blink bid is real but entries are pullbacks, not +8% days — a hold of the 200-day (~$88) and a pullback toward the 20-day (~$82–85) with RSI off 70 -0.9% Sep 19
Aug 19 KRE watch not a trade — the bank-stress tell the bond-fear feed keeps asserting; regionals are 3.4% lower since August 4, not in a rout -2.0% Sep 19
Aug 18 HYG watch not a trade — the tell. Credit at -0.31% from its high while the long bond makes 19-year lows in price is the whole reason equities can ignore this -0.4% Sep 19
Aug 18 SPY watch no new entry — the trend is intact 0.86% off its high; hold it while the 200-day (~$703) and the credit tape hold 0.0% Sep 19
Aug 18 TLT watch the historical equity low arrives AT the yield peak, so the long bond is only worth owning once the peak prints — first sign is TLT reclaiming its 20-day (~$82.60) on a day the news is bad for bonds +0.8% Sep 19
Aug 15 AXON watch a pullback that holds the $576.14 shelf or the 20-day ($556.43) -17.4% Sep 30
Aug 15 ITA pass no entry 2.69% off a 52-week high with RSI 64.4; the wrapper prices the primes, not the drone chain -12.2% Sep 30
Aug 15 KTOS pass no entry while price sits 12.3% below the 200-day ($73.65) with a death cross intact and RSI at 70.9 -23.3% Sep 30
Aug 15 RCAT pass no entry after a +20.85% week that stalled at the anchored VWAP from the low ($12.25) with a death cross intact -23.8% Sep 30
Aug 15 UMAC watch a pullback that bases in $21-$24, where the value-area high ($21.09), 50-day ($22.47) and 20-day ($23.21) converge; never the parabola -23.3% Oct 9
Aug 8 SLV watch the laggard of the complex at 9.8% below its 200-day ($63.76) — a reclaim of that line is what would confirm bullion joining the miners +0.8% Sep 11
Jul 31 CVX watch strongest RSI in the upstream cohort (67.2) — hold above the 20-day (~$185.34) to stay constructive +2.0% Sep 11
Jul 31 HALE avoid not a trend-hold candidate yet — wait for a base and a reclaim of the 50-day (~$36.18) before treating any bounce as more than a dead-cat pop +11.6% Sep 11
Jul 31 USO watch the -5.5% weekly pullback holds above the 20-day (~$121.96) — a normal pullback inside a strong-up trend, not a reversal +0.8% Sep 11
Jul 19 LEU watch first higher low after a clean Jul 29–30 capex read — the −18% month is a beta markdown, and the entry is print-gated, not chart-gated +8.9% Aug 8
Jul 18 CLMT pass RSI 83 on 2.7x volume, +165% in a year — parabolic-chaser material, not trend-hold; reopen only on a first pullback that holds $36.99 (20-day) with volume drying up +7.2% Sep 4
Jul 18 DK pass reopen if it builds a multi-week base above the 20-day ($52.58) and resumes — a small refiner +53% in 30 days and +20% over its own 20-day is the gap, not the setup -0.1% Sep 4
Jul 18 MPC watch the lane's quality large-cap; interest begins on the first pullback that HOLDS the 20-day ($272.00) after the Aug 4 print validates Q2 margins — at +15% above the 20-day, buying today buys the gap +9.5% Aug 21
Jul 18 PANW watch the lane's strongest structure (-2.7% from its 52-week high, +83% on the year); first pullback that holds the 20-day ($327.50) after this +10% week +3.6% Sep 4
Jul 18 S watch the laggard catching up (+30% in 30 days, still only +9% on the year and -8.6% from its high); after this week's +9.5% the entry is the first pullback that HOLDS the 20-day ($17.39) — chasing 12.5% above it buys the gap +8.0% Sep 10
Jul 18 SMH watch the complex switch: first close back above the 50-day ($597.33) after a higher low, confirmed through the 20-day ($610.93); until then every bounce is a bounce inside a downtrend +2.2% Aug 14
Jul 17 CCJ watch washed out at RSI 30 — wait for the $84 shelf to hold and a first higher low; the 50-day (~$105) reclaim is the confirmation, not the entry +11.2% Sep 15
Jul 17 LEU watch only after a full-quarter base — the enrichment monopoly story is intact but the stock is in a −68%-from-high collapse; a 50-day (~$177) reclaim after a multi-week base is the earliest signal worth acting on +14.0% Oct 1
Jul 9 CBRS watch a close above the post-flush bounce high ($221.30) confirms the higher low and resolves the debut range up — the first clean post-debut base signal, not the open +13.0% Aug 31
Jul 9 MSFT watch no turn signature yet — interest begins at the 200-day reclaim (~$442) after a base; until then this is a falling mega-cap, not a setup +28.8% Oct 1
Jul 9 ORCL pass reopen when the knife stops: the February low ($136) holds on this retest AND a +7% week prints off it — the bottom-pop signature the desk buys, instead of the falling edge it doesn't +1.9% Oct 1
Jul 8 AXTI pass reopen only if it bases above its 200-day (~$42.55) for a full quarter AND revenue inflects — a collapsed 25x parabolic with sub-$100M revenue and operating losses is a lottery aftermath, not a trend +43.6% Oct 1
Jul 8 CIFR pass reopen only on revenue inflecting up AND visible de-leveraging of the $4.4B debt stack -25.1% Oct 1
Jul 8 CORZ pass reopen on a recapitalization that restores positive equity with the CoreWeave tenancy intact -14.3% Oct 1
Jul 8 CRDO buy elite fundamentals (33% operating margin on $1.34B FY26 revenue) with the least-damaged tape in the sweep — already flagging under its 20-day; buy the reclaim (~$255.50) -7.1% Sep 15
Jul 8 CRWV pass reopen only on a financing regime change — interest expense stabilizing while revenue keeps compounding, and a reclaimed $98–100 (the point-of-control / 200-day cluster) -3.0% Oct 1
Jul 8 EQT watch the fundamentals are the best in the sweep (net income nearly quadrupled in two quarters) but the tape trades below its 200-day — watch for the reclaim of the ~$55.60 cluster (50-day, 200-day, one-year VWAP) -2.7% Oct 1
Jul 8 HUT pass reopen on a financed capacity deal that closes the gap between $160M of cash and gigawatt-scale ambitions -20.3% Oct 1
Jul 8 MXL watch wire-flagged inflection but already a 4.5x over the year and −16% this week on no news we can find — needs the flag to hold; interest returns above the 20-day (~$91) -16.6% Aug 15
Jul 8 OKTA pass the rotation's confirming leader — but RSI 78 and 3% off its high is chasing; reopen on the first orderly pullback that holds the 50-day -2.7% Sep 15
Jul 8 WDAY watch the earnings proof-point of the rotation (beat + raised subscription guide) but still in a downtrend, 43% off its high — watch for a base; this is a lane signal, not yet an entry +26.6% Sep 15
Jul 6 ZM watch 2 consecutive quarters of accelerating revenue; base over $92 +16.0% Sep 1
Jul 5 STX buy own the cleanest un-hyped inflection — Seagate's company-wide GAAP operating margin compounding 23%→32% over four consecutive quarters (fiscal Q4 2025 to Q3 2026) on AI nearline-storage demand; Seagate reports no separate nearline margin -5.3% Sep 1