Nasdaq Hits Another High as Momentum Breadth Expands

Market Environment

U.S. stocks finished firmly higher, with the Nasdaq adding about 1.3% and pushing to a fresh all-time high. Leadership stayed concentrated in technology and AI infrastructure, helped by a strong Boeing earnings reaction and fresh chip-related catalysts out of Google Cloud Next.

The backdrop also got modest support from a softer geopolitical tone as ceasefire expectations kept some pressure off energy markets. For now, the tape still looks constructive for growth and momentum traders, with earnings and oil likely to shape the next move.

Quant Rockets Momentum Model

Quant Rockets had another strong day, with 77 of 94 positions finishing higher and the portfolio up roughly 2.6% on an equal-weight basis. SMR led the session, up about 16%, while VSEC and UAL were the main laggards, each down roughly 6%.

Performance Highlights Today

Top Gainers Today

NuScale Power Corporation (SMR): +16.37%

AXT, Inc. (AXTI): +15.97%

Oklo Inc. (OKLO): +15.71%

Largest Decliners Today

VSE Corporation (VSEC): -5.91%

United Airlines Holdings, Inc. (UAL): -5.58%

FTAI Aviation Ltd. (FTAI): -3.62%

The model also hit multiple profit targets, with AGX reaching 2R, SOXL completing a 4R gain, and USAR hitting 2R. That mix of upside participation and harvested gains points to a tape that is still rewarding exposure, even with some sector-level divergence under the surface.

SMR Quant Rockets Chart

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The Takeaway

Trade Risk’s rules-based market health indicator has now held in a strong swing environment for nine straight days, which suggests this is no longer just a one or two day burst. That stronger backdrop is showing up directly in portfolio behavior, with broad participation across holdings and multiple profit targets getting hit in the same session.

Members get the full decision framework behind that signal, including the trigger points, portfolio actions, and what would need to change for the environment reading to shift.

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