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•  23 Oct 2025
 

•   DAR  
   
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•   FSV  
   
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•   MOH  
   
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•   VRT  
   
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General Motors hit a new 52-week high at $66.85, marking another milestone in its ongoing uptrend. The RSI of 75.15 suggests it’s slightly overbought, but momentum remains on the bull’s side. With moving averages all aligned positively, the trend looks intact though a brief pullback wouldn’t surprise seasoned traders looking to re-enter on dips.

Vertiv continues its meteoric rise, now trading at $183.20, up over 6% for the day and firmly above its 200-day moving average. The RSI at 70.32 shows strong momentum but hints at overextension. Volume remains supportive, and the uptrend still looks healthy for those riding the wave.

American Airlines broke above its 200-day moving average, closing at $12.77, up 5.6%. The move signals renewed confidence as traders react to improving earnings trends. With RSI at 61.56 and volume spiking, AAL could sustain its recovery if broader travel demand remains firm.

Appian is quietly building strength after crossing its 200-day MA at $31.05. The RSI at 58.67 and steady volume paint a picture of an early-stage uptrend that’s just starting to attract attention. Keep an eye out for continuation if tech sentiment stays upbeat.

Boston Scientific reclaimed its 200-day moving average at $102.39. Despite a slight dip today, the RSI of 62.58 suggests healthy momentum. The stock’s sideways pattern may offer short-term opportunities to play within the range until a decisive breakout emerges.

Century Communities climbed 7.3% to $65.08, crossing above its 200-day MA. With construction and housing trends stabilizing, this move could mark a pivotal shift. RSI around 58 keeps it balanced for continuation, though volume confirmation is key.

Darling Ingredients surged 11.4% to $34.67, clearing its long-term resistance near the 200-day MA. Strong buying volume signals renewed investor appetite, possibly anticipating sector recovery. RSI at 61 supports further gains if momentum persists.

Honeywell’s breakout above $216.18 marks a technical victory. Now at $220.67, volume doubled against its average, confirming institutional buying interest. RSI of 66 leans bullish but not overheated, suggesting more room to climb in the near term.

Helix Energy jumped nearly 5%, staying strong above its 200-day MA. The RSI at 62.63 confirms bullish strength, and volume remains solid. Energy services have been heating up, and HLX appears to be catching a second wind.

Southwest Airlines slipped 6.2% to $31.65, dropping below its 200-day average a bearish signal for short-term traders. RSI at 43.94 shows cooling momentum. Unless it reclaims key support quickly, LUV may remain grounded for a while.

PROG Holdings fell 4.4%, closing below its 200-day MA at $31.14. The move suggests waning confidence in the short term. RSI under 50 reflects neutral-to-weak momentum, calling for caution until a base forms.

Ryder breakdown below its 200-day MA and a 12% drop to $160.20 reflect intense selling pressure. RSI near 30 flags it as oversold but risky bottom-fishing here could be premature without reversal signs.

STMicroelectronics fell sharply to $25.26, slicing below major support levels. With RSI at 36.84, the semiconductor name looks oversold, but the downtrend remains firm. Technical traders might wait for confirmation before stepping in.

Allstate formed a hammer pattern around $194.46, a potential sign of bottoming. RSI of 40 suggests selling may be slowing, aligning with a possible rebound setup—particularly if volume confirms accumulation.

Verastem hammer pattern at $7.81 indicates stabilization after recent declines. RSI near 38 supports the case for a technical bounce. Speculative traders could eye this one for a short-term recovery attempt.

Atlanta Braves Holdings sits in oversold territory at $39.59. RSI of 33 and consistent downtrend show the market’s pessimism—but contrarian traders might see value emerging at these levels.

FirstService is deeply oversold with RSI near 15.41 after a 9.7% drop. The sharp correction could attract bargain hunters, but confirmation is essential before assuming a turnaround.

CarMax remains under pressure, trading at $43.12 with RSI at 32.32. Oversold signals are flashing, but weak volume makes a sustained bounce uncertain.

Molina Healthcare fell 17% to $161, now oversold with RSI at 32.16. Despite short-term weakness, the longer-term fundamentals look intact, offering potential for patient investors.

Vital Farms at $38.11 appears technically oversold but stable. RSI under 35 and proximity to its 200-day MA suggest limited downside if buyers re-emerge soon.

Bottom line:
Among all, $VRT and $DAR offer the most compelling near-term upside potential with confirmed momentum and volume strength. For contrarian plays, $FSV and $MOH stand out as possible rebound candidates once selling pressure eases.

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