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EverHint – Dip & Bounce Mean Reversion for Apr 09, 2026 – 97 Signals – Real Estate Leads (22)

10 signals (from 97 total). Real Estate leads (22). 14 with insider selling. 3 with insider buying. 1 with congressional buying. 4 with congressional selling. price range $6-$956. RSI 52-76. sectors: Real Estate (22), Industrials (15), Healthcare (14). 2 report earnings within 7 days.

What This Signal Is (Quick)

This strategy identifies stocks that experienced a controlled intraday flush followed by a same-day bounce, creating a classic "dip & bounce" pattern:

  • Signal Type (DIP_BOUNCE_LONG): Buy-side signals only (v1)
    • Stock dipped meaningfully below previous day's close during today's session
    • Stock bounced off the intraday low and closed well above it
    • Day often finishes red or flat, but with a clear lower tail/wick showing buyers stepped in

Pattern Requirements:

  • Dip vs Previous Close: Today's low trades significantly below yesterday's close (≥1.5% dip)
  • Bounce Off Low: Price recovers intraday and closes meaningfully above the session low (≥0.75% bounce)
  • Net Result: Stock still often down or flat for the day (-2.5% to +0.5%), but with visible buying pressure

Key Characteristics:

  • Mean reversion focus (not trend following)
  • Targets 1-3 day bounce plays or short-term swing trades
  • Looks for "flush then absorb" patterns with controlled selloffs
  • Complements trend-following strategies (EMA crossovers) by catching short-term dips

Best For:

  • Traders who like buying controlled dips with visible buying pressure
  • Scanning for intraday flush patterns across the whole market
  • Manually picking 1-2 best setups for short-term trades

Key Criteria:

  • Minimum dip: 3.3% (open to intraday low)

  • Minimum bounce: 1.0% from low

  • Net change range: -2.0% to +0.3%

  • Price above SMA(200)

  • Minimum ADV: $40M

Holding Period: 1-5 days
Risk Level: Medium


How We Ranked Today

Ranked by dip magnitude (highest first)


📊 Dip & Bounce Mean Reversion Signals (Top 10 of 97 total)

Ranked by dip_percent:

Rank Ticker Company Sector Last ($) RSI14 Insider Net Days → Earnings Est EPS Mkt Cap ($B)
1 ABVX Abivax S.A. Healthcare 125.69 52.5 $8.07 8.2
2 AMGN Amgen Inc. Healthcare 355.60 55.7 $-376K 20 $27.55 191.7
3 ANAB AnaptysBio, Inc. Healthcare 68.54 56.6 25 $4.06 2.0
4 APH Amphenol Corporation Technology 137.68 58.1 12 $7.25 169.2
5 BEN Franklin Resources, Inc. Financial Services 25.04 61.3 21 $3.37 13.0
6 BIP Brookfield Infrastruct... Utilities 36.69 52.6 19 $0.00 17.0
7 BNL Broadstone Net Lease, ... Real Estate 19.74 55.8 19 $0.74 3.8
8 BRC Brady Corporation Industrials 83.78 52.0 35 $6.10 4.0
9 CAKE The Cheesecake Factory... Consumer Cyclical 58.77 56.8 19 $4.93 2.9
10 CCEP Coca-Cola Europacific ... Consumer Defensive 97.91 60.3 $7.08 43.9

Field Notes

Sector concentration: Real Estate (22), Industrials (15), Healthcare (14)

Insider selling: SBUX (Starbucks Corporation, $-148K), O (Realty Income Corporation, $-665K), NBIS (Nebius Group N.V., $-3.5M)

Insider buying: WDFC (WD-40 Company, $+105K), UA (Under Armour, Inc., $+54.6M), UAA (Under Armour, Inc., $+9.9M)

Near-term earnings: FR (First Industrial Realty Trust, Inc.), WINA (Winmark Corporation) report within 7 days. Higher volatility risk.

Data coverage: 17.5% insider, 5.2% congressional (2 recent/90d, 3 older/1y), 80.4% earnings, 94.8% analyst, 21.6% news


Peer Analysis

Understanding how these stocks relate to their industry peers:

ANAB (AnaptysBio, Inc.): Leads 8 peers: XNCR ($12.53, +2.3%), OCS ($27.19, -0.6%), PHAT ($12.64, +7.0%), URGN ($20.53, +7.5%), NRIX ($16.24, +4.1%) | Peer of: DFTX ($21.42, +1.9%), DNTH ($91.66, +4.8%), FTRE ($9.38, -2.6%) and 10 more

APH (Amphenol Corporation): Leads 10 peers: INTU ($361.69, -7.1%), SONY ($21.42, +0.2%), KLAC ($1727.26, +3.3%), AMAT ($397.81, +3.1%), INTC ($61.72, +4.7%) | Peer of: ACN ($186.03, -4.0%), ANET ($146.05, +0.7%), ARM ($149.79, +0.6%) and 6 more

ABVX (Abivax S.A.): Leads 8 peers: RYTM ($86.13, +0.8%), CYTK ($64.59, -1.8%), AXSM ($178.90, +3.3%), HALO ($67.08, +2.5%), NUVL ($104.59, -0.4%) | Peer of: AXSM ($178.90, +3.3%), CAI ($19.20, -1.6%), CORT ($42.25, +0.9%) and 7 more

BNL (Broadstone Net Lease, Inc.): Leads 7 peers: JOE ($67.85, +0.5%), VNO ($26.79, -1.2%), PSA ($293.27, +1.1%), ABR ($7.53, +0.3%), SKT ($36.29, +1.4%) | Peer of: IRT ($15.25, +0.3%), JOE ($67.85, +0.5%), NHI ($86.10, +1.6%) and 2 more

AMGN (Amgen Inc.): Leads 10 peers: GILD ($142.09, +0.4%), PFE ($27.20, -1.0%), SNY ($47.08, -0.1%), MRK ($122.67, -0.4%), DHR ($192.99, -1.6%) | Peer of: ABBV ($212.31, +0.2%), AZN ($204.99, +0.3%), BSX ($61.28, -2.0%) and 10 more

BIP (Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P.): Leads 9 peers: SBS ($32.99, +4.0%), KEP ($14.91, -0.1%), SMR ($9.31, -5.3%), LNT ($73.72, +1.0%), AES ($14.41, +0.1%) | Peer of: AES ($14.41, +0.1%), BEP ($33.98, -0.8%), BIPC ($42.06, +0.8%) and 5 more

CAKE (The Cheesecake Factory Incorporated): Leads 9 peers: VAC ($68.50, +1.9%), SHOO ($38.18, +2.6%), LCII ($126.77, -0.1%), OSW ($24.68, +1.5%), WEN ($7.10, +0.6%) | Peer of: CPRI ($19.82, +1.9%), DRVN ($12.66, +1.0%), LCII ($126.77, -0.1%) and 6 more

CCEP (Coca-Cola Europacific Partners PLC): Leads 10 peers: KDP ($26.42, +2.2%), ABEV ($3.15, +2.3%), KR ($70.35, -0.9%), TGT ($124.03, +0.7%), SYY ($74.99, -0.2%) | Peer of: ABEV ($3.15, +2.3%), CL ($86.04, +0.6%), DEO ($78.53, +1.9%) and 8 more

BRC (Brady Corporation): Leads 9 peers: CAAP ($27.08, +1.9%), HAYW ($14.40, +1.4%), ATMU ($63.51, +0.6%), KFY ($63.95, +0.1%), MYRG ($315.03, +4.9%) | Peer of: ATMU ($63.51, +0.6%), CAAP ($27.08, +1.9%), CXT ($43.30, +0.1%) and 10 more

BEN (Franklin Resources, Inc.): Leads 13 peers: BLK ($1001.62, +0.0%), MAIN ($53.44, -1.7%), BX ($116.91, -0.7%), ARCC ($18.01, -0.9%), JHG ($51.40, -0.4%) | Peer of: BK ($128.58, +0.5%), BLK ($1001.62, +0.0%), BN ($42.33, +0.7%) and 4 more


Congressional Activity

CHD (Church & Dwight Co., Inc.) 🔴 Bearish (1y)

  • 1 sale by 1 member
  • Top seller: Hou. Richard W. Allen (GA) - 1 transaction ($15,001 - $50,000)

SBUX (Starbucks Corporation) 🔴 Bearish (90d)

  • 1 sale by 1 member
  • Top seller: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (RI) - 1 transaction ($15,001 - $50,000)
  • Top buyer: Sen. James E Hon Banks (IN) - 1 transaction ($1,001 - $15,000)

LLY (Eli Lilly and Company) 🔴 Bearish (1y)

  • 1 sale by 1 member
  • Top seller: Hou. David Taylor (OH) - 1 transaction ($1,001 - $15,000)

BEN (Franklin Resources, Inc.) 🔴 Bearish (1y)

  • 1 sale by 1 member
  • Top seller: Hou. Thomas H. Kean (NJ) - 1 transaction ($15,001 - $50,000)

HON (Honeywell International Inc.) 🟢 Bullish (90d)

  • 1 purchase by 1 member
  • Top buyer: Sen. Angus King (ME) - 1 transaction ($1,001 - $15,000)

Recent Headlines

ABVX (Abivax S.A.)

  • This Beaten-Down Drug Stock Is Down Over 10% -- Is It Finally a Buy? (source)

AMGN (Amgen Inc.)

  • Amgen (AMGN) Exceeds Market Returns: Some Facts to Consider (source)
  • Eli Lilly Vs. Amgen: Who Leads Obesity And IMIDs (source)
  • Amgen (AMGN) Beats Stock Market Upswing: What Investors Need to Know (source)
  • BIP Wealth LLC Acquires 8,785 Shares of Amgen Inc. $AMGN (source)
  • Amgen's Thyroid Eye Disease Data Rocks Rival Viridian, Makes It The Better Buy (source)
  • Is Amgen (AMGN) Outperforming Other Medical Stocks This Year? (source)
  • Here's Why Amgen (AMGN) is a Strong Value Stock (source)
  • AMGN's Subcutaneous Tepezza Scores Phase III Win in Thyroid Eye Disease (source)
  • Investors Heavily Search Amgen Inc. (AMGN): Here is What You Need to Know (source)
  • Viridian Therapeutics Stock Is Tanking. Why the Drop Is Linked to This Amgen Study. (source)
  • Amgen Announces Positive Topline Phase 3 Results For Subcutaneous Tepezza® In Adults Living With Moderate-to-severe Active Thyroid Eye Disease (source)

APH (Amphenol Corporation)

  • Amphenol Corporation $APH Shares Acquired by CCLA Investment Management (source)
  • Will APH's Expanded Portfolio in Industrial End Markets Drive Gains? (source)
  • Top 25 High-Growth Dividend Stocks For April 2026 (source)

BEN (Franklin Resources, Inc.)

  • Fiduciary Trust International Continues to Expand Nationwide Presence, Adding Portfolio Managers in Three Northeast Offices (source)
  • Franklin's March AUM Declines 3.1% Sequentially Despite Net Inflows (source)
  • Franklin Resources, Inc. Announces Preliminary Month-End Assets Under Management (source)
  • Franklin Resources, Inc. to Announce Second Quarter Results on April 28, 2026 (source)

BIP (Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P.)

  • Brookfield Infrastructure: Resilient Business Model And Low Valuation Make It A Buy (source)
  • CCLA Investment Management Has $163.63 Million Stake in Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP $BIP (source)
  • My Dividend Growth Income: March 2026 Update (source)
  • Buy These 2 Dividends For Built-To-Last Income (source)

Market Context

Broad market indices are advancing, with the S&P 500 up 0.61%, Nasdaq gaining 0.81%, and Dow Jones rising 0.58%, signaling a bullish intraday trend and renewed risk appetite among investors. This environment favors dip bounce v2 reclaim strategies, which thrive on pullbacks within an uptrend, as buyers step in to defend key levels. The contraction in volatility, evidenced by the VIX dropping 7.32% to 19.50, suggests reduced intraday swings and fewer false breakouts, enhancing the reliability of reclaim signals by limiting erratic price action.

Lower volatility levels like the current VIX reading temper aggressive intraday fluctuations, creating a more predictable backdrop for dip bounces where temporary dips are quickly reclaimed amid sustained buying pressure. With risk appetite evident in the uniform gains across major indices, these 97 signals are well-positioned to capture momentum, particularly as traders rotate into high-conviction areas.

Sector rotation dynamics underscore Real Estate as the top-performing group amid this broad advance, implying selective flows into yield-sensitive areas that could amplify bounce opportunities in related signals. Overall, the uptrend and easing volatility bolster the strategy's edge, though traders should monitor for any VIX rebound that could widen swings and test reclaim levels.

Vlad's Take (EverHint)

Today's signals: Strong sector concentration in Real Estate (22 signals) suggests sector-specific rotation. 3 signals with insider buying adds conviction. 14 signals showing insider selling warrant caution. 4 signals with congressional selling warrant attention.

Trading tips for this strategy:

  • Entry timing: Consider entering on next-day weakness or at previous day's close level
  • Position sizing: Start small (1-2% of portfolio per signal)
  • Stop loss: Below today's low (tight stops for mean reversion)
  • Take profit: 3-5% bounce target, or previous day's high
  • Time stop: Exit if no bounce in 1-3 days

Risk warning: Mean reversion can fail in strong downtrends - check broader market context


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