New buy signals emerge as momentum shifts in U.S. stocks

Quant Rockets, our rules-based model that hunts high-conviction swing trades in U.S. equities, thrives in these setups. It scans daily for stocks showing raw strength in price action, surging volume, and controlled volatility—pure signals of capital rotation, without guessing market direction. Quant Rockets doesn’t chase macro stories; it spots where money is flowing now.

Storage and optics names led the charge in the portfolio. Western Digital jumped 7.53% and Seagate rose 6.52%, riding momentum from data center demand tied to AI hype. Lumentum gained 5.10%, Fabrinet and Coherent both added 5.09%, their charts confirming the short-term trend continuation the model targets.

Vertiv climbed 3.59%, while Micron edged up 2.63%—all examples of how the system flags leaders before they extend.

Silver miners faced headwinds, with Pan American Silver down 3.28%, Endeavour Silver off 2.61%, and First Majestic slipping 2.33%. These pulled back as precious metals cooled slightly amid the equity rally. Modine Manufacturing shed 2.78%, and ABIVAX dropped 3.87% on biotech rotation. The model responds with predefined exits: if momentum fades or stops trigger, positions close automatically, preserving capital for the next scan.

In rotational markets like this, Quant Rockets’ selectivity shines—12 holdings positive, 11 negative—sticking to evidence over emotion. It held steady through the volatility, now capturing the upside as trends realign. For active traders, this repeatable framework turns daily noise into disciplined opportunities.