To The Moon

The market is still rewarding strength. While many stocks remain trapped below key technical levels, these 37 names are showing a different picture — trading above their major moving averages and maintaining strong relative momentum. The list spans multiple sectors, suggesting leadership is not concentrated in just one corner of the market. Communication & Hardware $Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE)$ $Viasat(VSAT)$ $Arista Networks(ANET)$ $Everpure(P)$ $Amphenol(APH)$ Healthcare & Medical $10x Genomics, Inc.(TXG)$

This week's market offered another reminder that price structure, sector rotation, and market positioning often matter more than headline results. From Intel's post-earnings weakness to RingCentral's technical breakout and Best Buy's disciplined trend-following setup, these trades highlight one key principle: the market rewards context, not just numbers. 1. $Intel(INTC)$ Price structure always takes precedence over earnings in trading. Despite posting +520% EPS growth (+93% beat) and +25% revenue growth (+12% beat), the chart remains the primary source of truth. $INTC basically already have a loosening structure prior for over 2 months. 2. $RingCentral(RNG)$ My 2 cents on $RNG: $RNG belonged to 2 baskets:

According to Finviz, these are the 18 U.S. stocks currently carrying a short float above 30%—a level that can create significant volatility if sentiment shifts. Leading the list: $Wolfspeed Inc.(WOLF)$ — Wolfspeed: 71.97% • $Ondas Holdings Inc.(ONDS)$ — Ondas: 43.91% • $Bitdeer Technologies Group(BTDR)$ — Bitdeer Technologies: 43.35% • $SoundHound AI Inc(SOUN)$ — SoundHound AI: 42.80% • $Asana, Inc.(ASAN)$ — Asana: 39.51% • $Lucid Group Inc(LCID)$ — Lucid Group: 37.82% • $Wendy's(WEN)$ — Wendy's

Even as $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ slipped to a fresh one-month low this week, a small group of stocks continued to demonstrate notable relative strength by closing above all of their key moving averages. This week's leaders include: $Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE)$ — Communication Equipment $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ — Computer Hardware $Csquare, Inc.(CSQR)$ — Information Technology Services $Cipher Mining Inc.(CIFR)$ — Information Technology Services $Gates Industrial Corp PLC(GTES)$ — Specialty Industrial Machinery

I want to buy stocks under accumulation. Then, as price tightens before a breakout, I want volume to dry up—showing that supply has stopped coming to the market. On the breakout, I want volume to expand again. I use this in conjunction with my VCP Tightness score and, most importantly, my own review of the chart. High-volume up days above my RVOL threshold—1.5x here, but fully customizable—highlight the chart GREEN from top to bottom. High-volume down days highlight it RED. I want to see plenty of green during the prior advance, followed by tight, quiet price and volume action. I do NOT want to see red in the days prior to the breakout (there are exceptions). $BlackBerry(BB)$ is an extreme example, but a clean one. Look at all the green after the 4/

Despite recent market volatility, a select group of high-ADR (Average Daily Range) stocks continues to hold above all of their key moving averages, indicating that their primary uptrends remain intact. This week's list includes: $Victoria's Secret & Co(VSXY)$ — Apparel Retail $Columbia Financial, Inc.(CLBK)$ — Regional Banks $CleanSpark, Inc.(CLSK)$ — Capital Markets $Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE)$ — Communication Equipment $Viasat(VSAT)$ — Communication Equipment $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ — Computer Hardware

Not every stock is moving the same way. Some are building bullish continuation patterns, others are testing critical support, while a handful of momentum trades continue to outperform. Here are the key setups worth watching right now. 1. $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Coiling in a Mini Bull Flag Ahead of a Potential 9-Month Trend Channel Breakout One of the strongest 1-month RS mega liquid name in the list. Mini bull flag with 10 sessions of declining volume. Has been pushing higher low prints for the week. 2. $Datadog(DDOG)$ didn't see it fail so fast. could still bounce and rebuild from 50-MA 3. $Seagate Technology PLC(STX)$

Stalk $Datadog(DDOG)$ (The More Eyes, the Higher the RVOL Required) There are a lot of eyes on this setup. When a breakout becomes obviousto everyone, it often turns into a liquidity event for institutions todistribute into retail buying. Without exceptional RVOL confirminginstitutional demand, the breakout has a much higher chance of failing. For names like this, I want to see meaningfully elevated RVOL beforeconsidering an entry. Otherwise, it risks becoming another DELL, anattractive looking breakout that repeatedly traps late buyers. It was a total of 3 stop loss in a week for anyone married to $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ setup. PS: DDOG could easily become another DELL if you don't use some form o

Strong momentum names often attract traders looking for amplified exposure. Below is a watchlist of the 18 strongest 1-month relative strength stocks along with available leveraged long and inverse ETF products. The goal is not to blindly chase performance, but to understand where momentum is concentrated and which instruments traders are using to express bullish or bearish views. 📌 How to read this list These names represent areas where market strength has been concentrated recently: AI infrastructure & semiconductors: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Broadcom(AVGO)$ $Lumentum(LITE)$ $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ AI software & enterprise pla

Every weekend, it's worth asking one simple question: Which stocks are still showing leadership? One useful way to answer that is by looking for companies that continue to trade above all of their key moving averages while also maintaining strong fundamental momentum. This week's scan identified 20 liquid names that continue to meet those criteria. Software Remains the Clear Leader The strongest concentration is once again in software, particularly infrastructure and enterprise platforms. Infrastructure software names include: $CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$ $Palo Alto Networks(PANW)$ $Okta Inc.(OKTA)$ $Cloudflare, Inc.(NE