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EverHint Signal — EMA10 × EMA30 Crossover — January 05, 2026

EMA10 crossed above EMA30 for 48 stocks and below for 36 on January 5th. Top momentum shifts include TIGR, UUUU, BN, and MEDP on the buy side, while GEN, KDP, RYTM, and NSC triggered sell signals. Markets mixed with elevated VIX at 14.9.

What This Signal Is (Quick)

The EMA10 × EMA30 crossover strategy tracks momentum shifts between two exponential moving averages. When the faster 10-day EMA crosses above the slower 30-day EMA, it signals acceleration in upward price movement—a potential entry point for swing trades. When it crosses below, short-term momentum is weakening relative to the medium-term trend.

This is more responsive than traditional moving average crosses (like EMA10 × SMA50) because both averages react quickly to price changes. That means more frequent signals, but also higher whipsaw risk in choppy markets. These crossovers work best when confirmed by volume, RSI levels, and broader market context.

This is an experimental scanner. Signals are for educational purposes and back-testing only. Always do your own due diligence.


How We Ranked Today (Reader Version)

We ranked buy signals by RSI(14), favoring lower RSI values that suggest oversold conditions with room to bounce. For sell signals, we focused on stocks showing momentum exhaustion.

We've overlaid three additional data points to help with context:

  • Insider Net (USD): Net insider buying or selling over the last 90 days. Only open-market purchases (P) and sales (S) count—awards, exercises, and tax transactions are excluded. Positive = insiders buying, negative = insiders selling.
  • Days → Earnings: How many days until the next earnings report. Approaching earnings dates (< 7 days) add volatility risk.
  • Analyst Coverage: Where available, we note analyst estimate ranges to gauge consensus and uncertainty.

Today we scanned 84 signals: 48 buys and 36 sells. Below are the top 15 from each side.


📈 Buy-Side Signals

These stocks saw EMA10 cross above EMA30 on January 5, 2026, signaling potential upward momentum.

Rank Ticker Company Sector Last ($) RSI(14) Market Cap Insider Net (USD) Days → Earnings
1 GFS GLOBALFOUNDRIES Inc. Technology 37.13 39.52 20.6B 36
2 KMX CarMax, Inc. Consumer Cyclical 40.32 45.37 6.1B
3 ARCC Ares Capital Corporation Financial Services 20.73 46.83 14.8B +265,070 30
4 FLUT Flutter Entertainment plc Consumer Cyclical 221.42 47.29 38.9B 57
5 BJ BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings, Inc. Consumer Defensive 93.17 50.06 12.3B 59
6 VMC Vulcan Materials Company Basic Materials 296.67 50.80 39.2B 43
7 NPO EnPro Industries, Inc. Industrials 222.20 53.35 4.7B 44
8 SBUX Starbucks Corporation Consumer Cyclical 86.56 53.75 98.4B +994,500 22
9 TMC TMC the metals company Inc. Basic Materials 7.15 54.98 3.0B -664,000 80
10 WCC WESCO International, Inc. Industrials 266.86 55.29 13.0B -254,444 36
11 RVTY Revvity, Inc. Healthcare 102.06 55.54 12.1B 25
12 BAM Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Financial Services 54.75 56.10 88.3B 37
13 BFAM Bright Horizons Family Solutions Inc. Consumer Cyclical 102.88 55.88 5.8B 38
14 WSM Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Consumer Cyclical 191.76 56.08 23.5B 72
15 ALGM Allegro MicroSystems, Inc. Technology 28.45 57.56 5.3B 24

Field Notes:

  • RSI(14) < 50: Stocks like GFS, KMX, and ARCC are below neutral RSI, suggesting potential for upside if momentum continues.
  • Insider Activity: ARCC shows +$265K in insider buying, SBUX shows nearly +$1M (CEO Knudstorp bought 11,700 shares at $85.00), while TMC and WCC show insider selling.
  • Earnings Proximity: OSIS has earnings in 17 days (Jan 22), SBUX in 22 days (Jan 27), ALGM in 24 days (Jan 29). Watch for volatility.

Recent Headlines (Buy-Side)

  • INTC - Intel: CES 2026 launch of Core Ultra Series 3 (first on Intel 18A process). Acer, Advantech partnerships announced. Analyst upgrades citing valuation vs TSMC. Stock rose ~5% on Friday.
  • ARCC - Ares Capital: Priced $750M public offering of 5.250% unsecured notes due 2031. Featured in multiple "top dividend stocks for 2026" lists (yield ~7-8%).
  • ALGM - Allegro MicroSystems: Launched Power-Thru gate driver portfolio for SiC power design in AI data centers and EVs. Also announced ultra-low-loss isolated current sensor (50 µΩ).
  • BAM - Brookfield Asset Management: Highlighted in dividend growth stock lists. Dubai's GII targets $10B AUM with Islamic debt plans—potential regional partner.
  • SBUX - Starbucks: CEO Jeff Sonnenfeld (Yale) reviewed CEO Brian Niccol's first-year performance. Institutional buying activity noted. Stock stabilizing after leadership transition.
  • GNTX - Gentex: Declared quarterly dividend of $0.12/share, ex-dividend January 7. Yield ~2.0%.
  • TMC - TMC the metals company: Chief Development Officer sold 100K shares in late 2025 (~$664K). Featured in "quiet excellence" stock list.
  • FUTU - Futu Holdings: China fintech showing strong momentum. No major headlines but RSI at 61.69 suggests continued strength.
  • MRVL - Marvell Technology: Custom silicon gains hyperscaler traction, 37.8% data center growth. Featured as "smartest growth stock" by Motley Fool. Targets 20%+ growth.
  • HON - Honeywell: Announces Q4 2025 earnings and 2026 outlook on January 29. Featured in Dow Jones top performers list.

📉 Sell-Side Signals

These stocks saw EMA10 cross below EMA30 on January 5, 2026, signaling weakening short-term momentum.

Rank Ticker Company Sector Last ($) RSI(14) Market Cap Insider Net (USD) Days → Earnings
1 YOU Clear Secure, Inc. Technology 35.49 16.60 3.4B -540,785 51
2 KDP Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. Consumer Defensive 27.32 18.88 37.1B +295,200 50
3 OLMA Olema Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Healthcare 25.10 22.81 1.7B -6,291,113 71
4 RYTM Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Healthcare 101.86 20.35 6.8B -1,110,911 51
5 VNOM Viper Energy, Inc. Energy 36.96 26.43 12.1B 49
6 NSC Norfolk Southern Corporation Industrials 287.92 27.85 64.6B 30
7 GEN Gen Digital Inc. Technology 26.14 28.43 16.1B +135,693 24
8 RBRK Rubrik, Inc. Technology 73.50 31.06 14.7B -3,176,389 66
9 GPOR Gulfport Energy Corporation Energy 187.85 32.07 3.4B -536,850 50
10 DPZ Domino's Pizza, Inc. Consumer Cyclical 411.44 33.18 13.9B 49
11 INTU Intuit Inc. Technology 633.84 33.02 176.5B -6,415,618 50
12 ATAT Atour Lifestyle Holdings Limited Consumer Cyclical 40.13 34.25 5.6B 78
13 CINF Cincinnati Financial Corporation Financial Services 161.96 34.75 25.3B 35
14 INGR Ingredion Incorporated Consumer Defensive 110.41 36.00 7.1B 29
15 FANG Diamondback Energy, Inc. Energy 146.99 36.72 42.7B 49

Field Notes:

  • Low RSI Sell Signals: YOU (16.60), KDP (18.88), OLMA (22.81), RYTM (20.35) are deeply oversold despite sell signals. Could see bounces if momentum reverses.
  • Heavy Insider Selling: OLMA (-$6.3M), INTU (-$6.4M), RBRK (-$3.2M) show significant insider selling. INTU's Scott Cook (director) sold $1.3M in late December.
  • Earnings Approaching: GEN (24 days), NSC (30 days), INGR (29 days) have earnings within a month.

Recent Headlines (Sell-Side)

  • PLTR - Palantir Technologies: Stock down from highs. Insiders sold heavily in November-December (Glazer, Taylor, Buckley). Still showing weakness.
  • INTU - Intuit: Director Scott Cook sold $1.3M in shares at $668-$676 in late December. Featured in "relatively secure dividend stocks" list. Earnings Feb 24.
  • GEN - Gen Digital: Director John Chrystal purchased 5,000 shares at $27.14 in November—insider confidence despite sell signal.
  • GILD - Gilead Sciences: Multiple insider sales (Dickinson, Telman, Mercier, O'Day) in October-November. CFO Dickinson sold $313K in November.
  • CL - Colgate-Palmolive: No major news. Earnings Jan 30.
  • HSY - Hershey: Pricing remains firm with 6.2% organic sales growth, but volumes mixed. Earnings Feb 5. SVP Voskuil sold $281K in October.
  • DPZ - Domino's Pizza: No significant headlines. Earnings Feb 23.
  • ACIW - ACI Worldwide: Insider selling noted (Kuruvilla sold $200K in November).
  • AFG - American Financial Group: Declared $0.88 quarterly dividend. SVP Hertzman sold $253K in November.
  • ENB - Enbridge: No major news. Sell signal on Canada pipeline giant.

Vlad's Take (EverHint)

Market Context: S&P 500 closed +0.14% at 6,902, Nasdaq -0.23% at 23,396, and Dow +1.09% at 48,977 on January 5th. Mixed sentiment with tech lagging and blue chips leading. The VIX closed at 14.9—just below the 15 threshold, indicating low-to-normal volatility but creeping higher from recent lows. Small-caps outperformed slightly (Russell 2000 +1.24%), suggesting some breadth improvement. Treasury yields dipped slightly (10Y at 4.163%), taking pressure off growth names. Crypto rallied hard: Bitcoin +2.77% to $94K, Ethereum +3.07% to $3,240. Overall: cautiously constructive environment with defensive rotation in play.

On These Signals: The EMA10 × EMA30 strategy generated 84 crossovers today, split nearly evenly (48 buys, 36 sells). That's a lot of activity—suggesting choppiness or sector rotation rather than a clear directional market.

The buy-side standouts (GFS, KMX, ARCC, FLUT) are heavily oversold or showing fresh momentum after consolidation. ARCC's insider buying and dividend focus make it interesting for income hunters. SBUX is finally stabilizing under new CEO Brian Niccol—institutional flows returning. Intel (INTC) popped 5% Friday on the CES launch hype, but remember: hype fades, execution matters.

The sell-side is more concerning. Deep oversold conditions (YOU at RSI 16.60, KDP at 18.88, RYTM at 20.35) suggest these could be bottoming candidates despite the sell signal. But heavy insider selling at OLMA, INTU, and RBRK raises red flags. When insiders are dumping millions while EMA10 crosses below EMA30, that's a double warning. INTU's Scott Cook sold over $6M in the past two months—pay attention.

Trading Tips:

  • Tiered Entries: Don't chase these signals blindly. Use limit orders and scale in on pullbacks.
  • Watch Earnings: 13 of the buy signals report earnings in the next 30 days. Volatility spikes expected.
  • Respect Low RSI on Sells: Oversold sell signals (YOU, KDP, OLMA, RYTM) can bounce hard. Consider scaling out rather than shorting aggressively.
  • Market Environment: With VIX rising toward 15 and small-caps outperforming, we could see more whipsaws. Tighten stops and stay disciplined.

This is an experimental scanner. Momentum crosses are just one piece of the puzzle—combine with volume, fundamentals, and your own risk tolerance.


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