Low ADR, High Patience: Why $DBA and $VSNT Still Work for Swing Traders
Lower ADR% names can still work for a swing traders' portfolio but you have to accept longer holding periods, larger capital allocation, and slower capital turnover. The key is to capped those holdings to just less than 50% of your account equity. I’m still holding $Invesco DB Agriculture Fund(DBA)$ (0.69% ADR) since Feb 20 on ascending triangle breakout. But it was the only few opportunities that reflect relative strength when market is printing lower high before the subsequent 6-weeks correction. It locked you capital in good place without feeling the need to do anything excessive and unnecessary in the market. David Ryan does advocate on having a portfolio mixed of various beta securities. $Versant Media Gr
$MXL Explodes +129%: AI Semi Play Near ATH with 1,450% EPS Growth Ahead
$MaxLinear(MXL)$ (Update) +129% week, less than 2 x ADR% Week from all-time-high Next quarter earnings estimate is a further acceleration of +1,450 YoY EPS and +47% YoY Sales for this 5.4B market cap semiconductor company. MaxLinear, Inc. engages in the provision of communications systems-on-chip (SoC) solutions used in broadband, mobile and wireline infrastructure, data center, and industrial and multi-market applications PS: MXL - Under the Radar MidCap Semicon at a Structural Pivot with Accelerating Fundamentals A large 10-month bullish ascending triangle is pressing into major resistance, supported by VARS throughout a choppy February. Technicals are now converging with strong YoY Q1’26 estimates (+451%) after the recent +311% YoY EPS growth. M
$MaxLinear(MXL)$ (Update +128%) - Cleared structural pivot to 13 x ATR% from 50-MA at close. After hours 45.18 +10.93 (31.91%) with further fundamental acceleration $MXL reported quarterly adjusted earnings of 22 cents per share for the quarter ended March 31, higher than the same quarter last year, when the company reported EPS of -5 cents. The mean expectation of ten analysts for the quarter was for earnings of 18 cents per share. Wall Street expected results to range from 16 cents to 19 cents per share. Revenue rose 43% to $137.19 million from a year ago; analysts expected $135.00 million.
This is a curated list of 50 high-volume stocks (>$100M average daily volume) showing relative strength across the market. The goal is to identify where institutional money is flowing and which themes are leading. A clear pattern emerges: leadership is heavily concentrated in five key industry groups — Semiconductors, Software Infrastructure, Semiconductor Equipment, Electronic Components, and Computer Hardware. Together, these sectors form the core of the current AI and next-gen compute trade. Outside of tech, selective strength is also appearing in areas like Energy (uranium), Travel, Solar, and Aerospace & Defense, suggesting pockets of rotation rather than broad-based participation. This list is best used as a top-down scan tool — to track leadership, spot continuation setups, a