Dow hits all-time high while tech struggles under scrutiny

Quant Rockets, our rules-based momentum model, sifted through this churn by zeroing in on stocks showing real price strength, volume conviction, and volatility patterns that signal trend continuation. The system doesn’t pick sides on market direction; it simply flags where capital is flowing actively, using objective technical signals for swing trades held over weeks. In today’s environment, that meant a tough session overall, but with glimmers of resilience in select names.

Modine Manufacturing edged up 0.31%, holding its ground as industrial momentum lingered amid the Dow’s push. Argan gained 0.28%, riding infrastructure tailwinds, while Solaris Energy Infrastructure stayed flat at +0.00%, its volume profile keeping it in play.

Semiconductors bore the brunt, mirroring broader tech weakness. Micron dropped 2.67%, Lumentum fell 2.78%, and Nextpower shed 3.22% as AI hype cooled. Bloom Energy slid 4.20% and TTM Technologies 4.30%, with Coherent losing 5.80%. The steepest declines hit storage plays: Seagate -6.77%, Sandisk -7.16%, and Western Digital -8.19%, hit by rotation out of tech hardware.

Vertiv pulled back 1.24% after recent runs, triggering predefined momentum loss checks.

Sterling Infrastructure dipped 0.73% and Comfort Systems 1.12%, testing short-term trend structure in construction. SiTime eased 0.86%.

This snapshot shows the model’s selectivity at work: it surfaced these based on prior signals, now applying stop logic or exit rules without emotion. In rotational markets like this, momentum can shift fast, but the daily scan keeps hunting fresh setups. Curious how it spots conviction amid the noise? Check out Quant Rockets for the full approach.