Market rebounds led by tech as oil prices spike

Quant Rockets, our rules-based model scanning U.S. equities for high-conviction swing trades, thrives in these conditions by zeroing in on price action, volume surges, and volatility patterns—ignoring macro noise or directional bets. The system flagged optics and tech manufacturing leaders riding trend continuation. Circle Internet Group (CRCL) rocketed 19.02% on explosive volume, confirming its short-term momentum thrust. Coherent Corp. (COHR) followed at +15.47%, with Lumentum Holdings (LITE) adding 11.75% as laser and photonics demand showed no signs of fading.

These moves highlight how the model surfaces leaders when capital rotates into resilient tech subsectors, holding for weeks until predefined signals like momentum loss trigger exits.

SiTime Corporation surged 10.79%, underscoring precision timing components’ appeal amid AI infrastructure builds. Bloom Energy (BE) gained 6.62%, tapping clean power trends less fazed by oil volatility.

Vertiv Holdings (VRT) managed just +1.12% after recent runs, while silver miners like Endeavour Silver (EXK) dropped 5.43% and ABIVAX (ABVX) shed 6.74% as precious metals cooled and biotech rotated out. Talen Energy (TLN) fell 4.78% amid utility sector wobbles. The model responded with its stop logic, trimming exposure where volatility spiked without volume support—no gut calls, just data-driven discipline.

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