ATI Advanced To A 13-Year High

New 52-Week Highs led New Lows — 68 vs. 26.

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Stocks that are outperforming tend to continue to outperform. Stocks that have a low social following are, by definition, undiscovered by the crowd. Stocks that have both Relative Strength and Low Social Following can really outperform as more investors discover them.

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Every major index finished lower. The Russell 2000 and Nasdaq Composite tumbled more than -2%.

Every sector settled negative. Energy, consumer discretionary and tech stumbled more than -2%. Healthcare finished flat.

New 52-Week Highs led New Lows — 68 vs. 26.

The Best of the Best

ATI Corp ($ATI) is the best of the best. The specialty metal manufacturer marched +15% following its Q1 earnings report.

The stock settled at a 13-year high.

Here’s the daily chart.

And monster monthly chart.

Loar Holdings ($LOAR) is a notable new high. The new issue aerospace and defense company advanced +4.95% and closed at an all-time high.

The stock is up +16.27% since Thursday’s opening print.

Here’s the daily chart.

Leidos Holdings ($LDOS) is a notable new high. The defense and intelligence service provider propelled +6.53% following its Q1 earnings release.

$LDOS lept to an all-time high.

Here’s the daily chart.

And monster monthly chart.

The Worst of the Worst

Coursera ($COUR) is the worst of the worst. The online learning platform fell -14.05% following its Q1 earnings report.

$COUR closed less than 3% above its all-time low.

Here’s the daily chart.

And weak weekly chart.

Sirius XM ($SIRI) is a notable new low. The satellite radio service stumbled -7.26% following its Q1 earnings report.

Here’s the daily chart.

And weak weekly chart.

Warner Bros. Discovery ($WBD) is a notable new low. The entertainment company cratered -9.69% as NBCUniversal bids $2.5B/year to air NBA games, knocking out WBD’s TNT.

Here’s the daily chart.

And weak weekly chart.

52-Week Highs

52-Week Lows

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