Four new buy signals emerge amid tech sector turbulence

Quant Rockets, our rules-based momentum model, thrives in these rotational environments by zeroing in on U.S. stocks showing clean price action, surging volume, and favorable volatility patterns. It doesn’t bet on the market’s direction, just follows where momentum builds through objective signals, surfacing a tight list of swing candidates for holds of a few weeks. Today, that discipline paid off in the precious metals space, where silver miners led the charge. Endeavour Silver (EXK) jumped 7.36%, First Majestic (AG) added 5.76%, and Pan American Silver (PAAS) gained 4.99%, riding a fresh wave of sector momentum fueled by safe-haven flows.

These names met the model’s strict criteria for trend continuation, with volume confirming the push higher.

Elsewhere, storage plays like Sandisk (SNDK) edged up 3.09% and Argan (AGX) rose 2.30%, holding ground as defensive industrials caught a bid. But tech’s unwind hit hard: Lumentum (LITE) fell 6.41%, Coherent (COHR) shed 6.77%, Credo (CRDO) dropped 7.27%, and Fabrinet (FN) plunged 8.70%. Micron (MU) and Western Digital (WDC) also slid over 3%, caught in the semis and storage pullback. Vertiv (VRT) eased 1.16% as data center hype cooled temporarily.

The model responds with predefined exits on fading momentum or stop logic, trimming exposure without second-guessing. With 5 winners amid 20 decliners, today’s mix underscores the selectivity: silver’s breakout grabbed the upside, while tech signals weakened fast. For traders seeking a systematic edge, Quant Rockets delivers data-driven ideas to ride winners and sidestep traps, no emotions required. Tomorrow’s scan will reveal if these trends persist or pivot.