Five new buy signals emerge amid market turmoil
Quant Rockets Performance Highlights
Top Gainers Today
Figma, Inc. (FIG): +2.17%
Circle Internet Group (CRCL): +0.48%
Largest Decliners Today
First Majestic Silver Corp. (AG): -8.34%
Coherent Corp. (COHR): -7.66%
Argan, Inc. (AGX): -7.43%
Quant Rockets, our rules-based momentum model, stays laser-focused on price action, volume, and volatility signals to pick high-conviction U.S. equity swings. It doesn’t chase macro stories or predict turns; instead, it scans daily for stocks showing real trend continuation, surfacing just a handful that meet strict criteria. Today, that approach captured pockets of resilience amid the selloff. Figma (FIG) led with a 2.17% gain, its volume-backed uptrend holding firm as design software demand persisted. Circle Internet Group (CRCL) edged up 0.48%, buoyed by steady crypto-adjacent momentum despite broader tech pressure.
Quant Rockets thrives in these rotational environments by zeroing in on active capital flows, not overall market direction. Several holdings in semis and infrastructure faced headwinds, like Micron (MU) down 0.93% and Sterling Infrastructure (STRL) off 5.08%, as volatility spiked and short-term trends softened. Silver miners bore the brunt, with Pan American Silver (PAAS) dropping 3.07%, Endeavour Silver (EXK) -7.17%, and First Majestic (AG) -8.34%, reflecting commodity rotation away from precious metals in the inflation noise.
The model responds with predefined exits on momentum loss, keeping holds to weeks max. Two greens amid 19 reds highlights selectivity over frequency, letting data drive discipline rather than emotion. In volatile days like this, it positions traders to ride true continuations while sidestepping noise, adapting as signals evolve.
New Buy Signals
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U.S. markets took a sharp hit today as the Dow plunged nearly 800 points, dragged down by spiking oil prices tied to escalating tensions in the Iran conflict. That surge reignited fears of sticky inflation, pressuring the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lower too. Energy costs climbing fast created a ripple effect, hitting risk assets hard while underscoring how quickly geopolitics can shift sentiment. In this kind of choppy, directionless session, spotting where capital still flows becomes crucial.