Mixed market signals as tech and energy stocks show resilience
Quant Rockets Performance Highlights
Top Gainers Today
Circle Internet Group (CRCL): +5.66%
Lumentum Holdings Inc. (LITE): +4.89%
Coherent Corp. (COHR): +3.26%
Largest Decliners Today
AppLovin Corporation (APP): -7.70%
Figma, Inc. (FIG): -7.01%
Shopify Inc. (SHOP): -3.10%
Quant Rockets, our rules-based momentum model, sifts through U.S. equities daily using price action, volume, and volatility to pinpoint stocks with real conviction for swing trades. It ignores market direction, zeroing in on where capital flows strongest, whether in uptrends or chop. Today, that focus paid dividends in optics and cloud tech. Circle Internet Group (CRCL) led with a 5.66% gain, riding sustained volume on its upward trend, while Lumentum Holdings (LITE) followed at 4.89%, its volatility profile signaling continued momentum.

Cloudflare (NET) added 3.01%, exemplifying how the model captures short-term trend extensions without chasing hype.
Energy-adjacent names like Bloom Energy (BE) edged up 1.68%, aligning with the Tesla-Google buzz, and Coherent Corp. (COHR) climbed 3.26% on solid price structure. The portfolio reflected broader rotation, with 10 names in the green amid the noise.
Vertiv Holdings (VRT), a recent standout, cooled off 2.18% but stayed above key support levels defined by our exit logic. Shopify (SHOP) shed 3.10% as momentum faded on lighter volume, triggering the model’s predefined sell signals. AppLovin (APP) dropped 7.70% and Figma (FIG) 7.01%, both losing steam in a choppy tech pocket, prompting systematic reviews for exit.
This environment underscores Quant Rockets’ edge: objective signals over gut calls, holding winners like CRCL through trend continuation while cutting losses via rules, not emotion. Active traders get repeatable ideas to ride momentum flows. Curious how it spots these? Check out Quant Rockets.
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Markets kicked off the week with mixed signals, as the Dow and S&P 500 dipped slightly while the Nasdaq managed to stay flat. Oil prices tumbled after President Trump’s comments hinting at an end to the Iran conflict, injecting volatility across energy and related sectors. At the same time, Tesla and Google’s new partnership to combat rising electricity costs sparked interest in innovative energy plays, highlighting how tech and power intersect in today’s landscape.