New buy signals emerge amid turbulent market conditions

Quant Rockets, our rules-based model that hunts high-conviction swing trades purely on price, volume, and volatility signals, stayed focused on trend continuation. It doesn’t chase macro calls or predict direction; instead, it spots where momentum holds up. Today, that paid off in optics and semis like Fabrinet, which surged 6.69% on robust volume, sticking to its short-term uptrend.

Credo Technology climbed 1.55%, and Lumentum added 1.04%, both showing the volatility contraction and price strength the model prioritizes for continuation plays.

Biotech and infrastructure names held ground too, with ABIVAX up 1.96% and Argan gaining 1.15%, illustrating how the system surfaces rotational winners even in down markets. Holdings like these thrive because Quant Rockets demands strict criteria, filtering out noise for repeatable setups over weeks-long holds.

Storage plays faced headwinds, though. Seagate dropped 0.90%, Western Digital shed 1.79%, and Micron fell 1.68% as semis cooled. Comfort Systems slid 3.37% and Talen Energy 3.77%, hit by sector rotation out of infrastructure amid the selloff. The model responds with predefined exits on momentum loss, trimming exposure without emotion to protect capital.

This environment underscores the edge of systematic scanning: Quant Rockets highlights active capital flows, winnowing 19 positions to those with objective edge. With 10 names green despite the tape, it’s navigating volatility by design, ready for whatever flows next. Active traders get discipline here, trading signals over gut feels.