EverHint Signal — EMA10 × Price × MACD — November 21, 2025
What This Signal Is (Quick)
This experimental scanner looks for a very specific double event happening on the same trading day:
- Price crosses up through the 10-day EMA from below (short-term trend break to the upside).
- MACD line crosses up through its signal line from below (momentum shift confirmation).
Only when both crossovers happen together do we flag a buy-side signal. This tends to produce fewer but cleaner setups compared with single-indicator strategies, and it is aimed at swing traders looking at roughly one-to-four-week holding windows rather than intraday scalps.
All signals here are for educational use and back-testing. This is not a trade recommendation, and the scanner itself is still experimental and evolving.
How We Ranked Today (Reader Version)
For today’s list we ranked all qualifying symbols by their 14-day RSI, from lowest to highest. Lower RSI means more short-term oversold conditions, which can be attractive when it coincides with a fresh bullish momentum shift. When RSI values tie or are missing, we fall back to liquidity (average dollar volume) and then price.
On top of the technical signal, we overlay:
- Recent insider flows over the last ninety days (open-market purchases minus sales).
- Proximity to the next earnings date (days until the next scheduled report).
- Recent headlines to help explain why a stock might have triggered today.
Use this list as a research starting point. Stats are intended for idea generation and back-testing, not as a plug-and-play trading system.
📈 Buy-Side Signals — Top 10 by RSI(14)
| Rank | Ticker | Company | Sector | Last ($) | RSI(14) | Insider Net (USD, 90d) | Days → Earnings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | OC | Owens Corning | Industrials | 104.21 | 18.9 | — | — |
| 2 | NSP | Insperity, Inc. | Industrials | 34.46 | 22.2 | — | 80 |
| 3 | TRS | TriMas Corporation | Consumer Cyclical | 32.12 | 24.9 | — | — |
| 4 | OBDC | Blue Owl Capital Corporation | Financial Services | 12.34 | 32.5 | — | 89 |
| 5 | EQH | Equitable Holdings, Inc. | Financial Services | 45.12 | 33.6 | -151,690 | 75 |
| 6 | CNXC | Concentrix Corporation | Technology | 35.63 | 34.9 | 84,056 | 61 |
| 7 | ZBH | Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc. | Healthcare | 92.18 | 36.6 | — | 76 |
| 8 | PAYX | Paychex, Inc. | Technology | 111.46 | 37.7 | — | 27 |
| 9 | CBT | Cabot Corporation | Basic Materials | 61.71 | 38.5 | — | 73 |
| 10 | QDEL | QuidelOrtho Corporation | Healthcare | 24.35 | 39.9 | — | 82 |
Field notes on the table
- Owens Corning (OC) sits at the very bottom of today’s RSI rankings, combining an oversold reading under twenty with a fresh EMA10 and MACD crossover, but without any recent open-market insider activity.
- Insperity (NSP) and TriMas (TRS) follow closely, also in the low twenties on RSI, suggesting persistent selling pressure that may be starting to reverse.
- Blue Owl Capital (OBDC), Equitable (EQH), and Concentrix (CNXC) show mid-thirties RSI where momentum is turning but the tape is less washed-out.
- EQH stands out with net insider selling over the last ninety days, while CNXC shows net insider buying, giving opposite fundamental sentiment overlays on top of similar technical triggers.
- PAYX has the closest earnings date among this group, with a report expected in under one month; several others have earnings windows two to three months out, reducing near-term event risk.
Recent Headlines Around These Signals
Only a subset of today’s top ten has notable headlines clustered around the signal date. One example worth highlighting:
- TRS — TriMas Corporation has recently been upgraded to a strong buy rating by Zacks, reflecting improving expectations for the business and potential upside from current levels. The company also announced an increased share-repurchase authorization, signaling management’s confidence in future cash flows and valuation support. See coverage from Zacks and Business Wire for more detail.
The rest of the names here are moving mostly on technicals and broader sector flows rather than single headline catalysts in the last few days.
📉 Sell-Side Signals
This particular EMA10 × Price × MACD configuration is long-biased and, for today’s report, produced only buy-side signals. No explicit sell or exit signals are listed here; risk management and exit rules should be defined separately, for example via trailing stops, time-based exits, or a reverse crossover of the same indicators.
Field Notes
- RSI interpretation:
- Below thirty usually indicates oversold conditions where downside momentum may be stretched.
- Thirty to fifty is a neutral recovery zone where dips can still occur but momentum is turning.
- Above fifty tends to align with sustained uptrends, which this particular scan may start to pick up in follow-through days.
- Insider flows:
- Positive “Insider Net” suggests executives or directors have been net buyers on the open market, often read as a modestly bullish confirmation.
- Negative values, like EQH’s recent outflows, indicate net selling and can be a caution flag, especially when combined with strong price strength.
- Earnings proximity:
- Names with earnings in under thirty days, such as PAYX and CNXC, can see volatility spikes around the report; sizing and stop-loss placement matter more there.
- Stocks with earnings farther out have more room for clean technical follow-through before the next fundamental catalyst hits.
- Sector rotation:
- Industrials place two symbols in today’s most oversold list (OC, NSP).
- Financials contribute OBDC and EQH, while tech and healthcare add CNXC, PAYX, ZBH, and QDEL.
- This mix suggests that today’s signals are not confined to a single sector theme but are spread across cyclical, financial, and defensive groups.
Vlad’s Take (EverHint)
Today’s market backdrop shows broad strength: the S and P 500 gained about zero point seven percent, the Nasdaq roughly half a percent, and the Dow just under one percent, while small-caps surged more than two and a half percent on the Russell two thousand. Bitcoin slipped roughly one and a half percent and Ethereum a bit more than two percent, even as the VIX dropped to the low twenty-three area, still elevated but easing, and the ten-year Treasury yield edged down toward just over four percent.
In that context, this EMA10 × Price × MACD list lines up with a risk-on tape that is rotating into more beaten-down names: deeply oversold industrials like OC and NSP, financials with mixed insider behavior such as EQH and OBDC, and a handful of tech and healthcare stocks trying to turn the corner. For swing traders, one way to approach this is with tiered entries (partial positions rather than all-in), pre-defined exits below recent swing lows, and a healthy respect for upcoming earnings dates on names like PAYX and CNXC.
As always, the goal here is not to predict the future but to surface patterns that can be tested, refined, or combined with your own process and risk rules.
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