Confluence Engine
Names where several INDEPENDENT bullish signals line up — cheap vs its own 10-year history, super-investor 13F buying, Congress buys, analyst upgrades, call-heavy options flow, catalysts. One signal is noise; a stack of unrelated ones agreeing is a setup worth a look. Decision-support, not advice.
- Information Technology · $304B+764% YTD-13% vs high2 super-investorsCongress buyingEstimates risingCall-heavy flowSqueeze fuel
- • David Tepper initiated; Stanley Druckenmiller initiated
- • 2 buys vs 0 sells · 2 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +63% over 90d · 3 up / 0 down (30d)
- • $182M call premium vs $43M puts
- • 12% of float short, 1.0d to cover
Thesis Smart money and Congress are aggressively positioning for a memory cycle upswing, supported by a massive 63% upward revision in EPS estimates over the last 90 days. The heavy call option flow and a 12% short interest suggest the market is primed for a squeeze if the fundamental momentum continues.
Risk The memory market is notoriously cyclical, and any signs of demand softening or oversupply could quickly reverse the recent EPS optimism, trapping late buyers.
Watch Monitor upcoming earnings for confirmation of the EPS trajectory and watch for any reduction in short interest as an indicator of a squeeze playing out.
- Information Technology · $1.3T+301% YTD-9% vs high2 super-investorsCongress buyingEstimates risingCall-heavy flowCatalyst
- • Leopold Aschenbrenner initiated; Philippe Laffont initiated
- • 5 buys vs 3 sells · 5 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +27% over 90d · 5 up / 0 down (30d)
- • $1.0B call premium vs $147M puts
- • AI-fueled forecast shatters projections
Thesis A powerful AI-driven catalyst has shattered projections, drawing in elite smart money and driving a 27% upward revision in EPS estimates. The overwhelming $1.0B in call premium versus puts indicates extreme bullish sentiment and conviction in the AI narrative.
Risk The stock's massive 301% YTD run leaves little room for execution missteps; any failure to meet the newly elevated AI forecasts could trigger a sharp multiple compression.
Watch Track the next earnings print and forward guidance specifically regarding AI-related memory demand and pricing power.
- Information Technology · $880B+152% YTD-4% vs highSuper-investorCongress buyingEstimates risingUpgradedCall-heavy flow
- • Leopold Aschenbrenner initiated
- • 9 buys vs 2 sells · 5 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +12% over 90d · 39 up / 4 down (30d)
- • Neutral→Buy (Citigroup)
- • $97M call premium vs $28M puts
Thesis Broad-based analyst upgrades and 39 upward EPS revisions signal growing confidence in AMD's ability to capture AI market share. Smart money initiation and strong Congressional buying further validate the bullish setup alongside favorable options flow.
Risk Intense competition from Nvidia could limit AMD's AI market penetration, making the current valuation vulnerable if growth expectations are not met.
Watch Watch for data center revenue growth in the next earnings report and any announcements regarding new AI chip deployments or customer wins.
- Consumer Discretionary · $10B-29% YTD-41% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorCongress buyingSqueeze fuel
- • P/E 21.0 vs 10yr median 31.9 (z -2.2, -34%)
- • Eric Mandelblatt initiated
- • 2 buys vs 1 sells · 1 member (150d)
- • 15% of float short, 5.9d to cover
Thesis Trading at a significant historical discount (P/E 21.0 vs 31.9 median), DPZ presents a compelling value play that has attracted smart money initiation. The 15% short interest with nearly 6 days to cover creates a strong setup for a short squeeze if operational metrics improve.
Risk Persistent inflation impacting consumer discretionary spending and input costs could pressure margins, validating the current discounted multiple as a value trap.
Watch Monitor same-store sales growth and margin commentary in the upcoming earnings release to confirm operational stabilization.
- Consumer Discretionary · $5B-12% YTD-34% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 2.4 vs 10yr median 4.4 (z -2.0, -46%)
- • Li Lu initiated
- • FY EPS +3% over 90d · 4 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 25% of float short, 8.0d to cover
Thesis HRB is trading at a deep historical discount on a P/S basis, drawing smart money interest from Li Lu and positive EPS revisions. A high 25% short interest with 8 days to cover sets the stage for a massive squeeze if the company delivers a positive surprise.
Risk Structural shifts in the tax preparation industry, such as increased free government filing options, could permanently impair revenue growth, justifying the low valuation.
Watch Watch for tax season volume metrics and any forward guidance on market share retention in the next earnings print.
- Communication Services · $4.3T+12% YTD-13% vs high3 super-investorsCongress buyingEstimates risingCall-heavy flow
- • Warren Buffett initiated; Seth Klarman added +0%; Chris Hohn added +0%
- • 3 buys vs 1 sells · 3 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +23% over 90d · 5 up / 3 down (30d)
- • $14M call premium vs $0K puts
Thesis Elite value investors like Warren Buffett and Seth Klarman are building positions as EPS estimates are revised upward by 23%. The combination of smart money backing, Congressional buying, and entirely call-sided options flow suggests strong conviction in Alphabet's core business and AI initiatives.
Risk Regulatory scrutiny and potential antitrust actions could disrupt core search revenues or force structural changes, undermining the bullish thesis.
Watch Monitor developments in ongoing antitrust lawsuits and track cloud revenue growth as a key indicator of AI monetization.
- Consumer Discretionary · $2.6T+4% YTD-14% vs high4 super-investorsCongress buyingEstimates risingCall-heavy flow
- • Bill Ackman added +0%; Seth Klarman added +0%; David Tepper added +1%
- • 8 buys vs 7 sells · 6 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +12% over 90d · 48 up / 1 down (30d)
- • $41M call premium vs $13M puts
Thesis A massive wave of 48 upward EPS revisions and additions by top-tier smart money highlight strong fundamental momentum. Congressional buying and bullish options flow further support the case for continued operational leverage and growth.
Risk A slowdown in AWS growth or margin compression in the retail segment due to consumer weakness could derail the positive earnings trajectory.
Watch Watch AWS revenue growth and operating margins in the upcoming earnings report to confirm the fundamental strength.
- Materials · $5B-29% YTD-44% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 0.3 vs 10yr median 0.7 (z -1.4, -64%)
- • Stanley Druckenmiller added +0%
- • FY EPS +6% over 90d · 1 up / 1 down (30d)
- • 14% of float short, 4.0d to cover
Thesis Trading at a steep 64% discount to its historical P/S median, CLF has attracted smart money additions and positive EPS revisions. The 14% short interest provides additional fuel for a potential squeeze if the steel market fundamentals improve.
Risk A broader macroeconomic slowdown could depress steel demand and prices, keeping the stock depressed and turning it into a value trap.
Watch Monitor steel pricing trends and the company's forward guidance on volumes and margins in the next earnings release.
- Information Technology · $34B-25% YTD-42% vs highCheap vs 10yr2 super-investorsEstimates rising
- • P/E 21.6 vs 10yr median 36.2 (z -2.4, -40%)
- • Chuck Akre added +0%; Investment Committee initiated
- • FY EPS +2% over 90d · 17 up / 0 down (30d)
Thesis ROP offers a rare value opportunity, trading at a 40% discount to its historical P/E median, which has prompted smart money additions and 17 upward EPS revisions. The combination of value and improving fundamentals suggests a strong setup for multiple expansion.
Risk If the company's software and industrial businesses face a cyclical downturn, the expected earnings growth may not materialize, validating the lower multiple.
Watch Watch for organic growth metrics and capital deployment announcements in the upcoming earnings report.
- Information Technology · $662B+257% YTD-7% vs highSuper-investorEstimates risingUpgradedCall-heavy flowCatalyst
- • Leopold Aschenbrenner added +202343%
- • FY EPS +126% over 90d · 35 up / 0 down (30d)
- • Underperform→Buy (B of A Securities)
- • $456M call premium vs $0K puts
- • Q1 earnings beat, AI optimism, Apple chip deal
Thesis A massive 126% upward revision in EPS estimates and a major analyst upgrade underscore a powerful turnaround narrative fueled by AI optimism and a potential Apple chip deal. The overwhelming $456M in call premium and smart money additions signal extreme conviction in the recovery.
Risk Execution risks in Intel's foundry business and intense competition could delay the turnaround, making the recent run-up a head-fake.
Watch Monitor the next earnings print for confirmation of the Q1 beat and any official announcements regarding the Apple chip deal or foundry progress.
- Energy · $564B+13% YTD-23% vs highSuper-investorCongress buyingEstimates risingUpgraded
- • Tom Gayner added +0%
- • 3 buys vs 1 sells · 3 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +32% over 90d · 10 up / 2 down (30d)
- • Neutral→Buy (B of A Securities)
Thesis Strong upward EPS revisions and an analyst upgrade highlight improving fundamentals, supported by smart money additions and Congressional buying. The setup suggests confidence in sustained energy prices and operational efficiency.
Risk A significant drop in global oil prices due to macroeconomic weakness or oversupply could quickly reverse the positive earnings momentum.
Watch Watch for capital expenditure guidance and production volumes in the next earnings report to confirm operational strength.
- Information Technology · $129B-40% YTD-43% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorEstimates rising
- • EV/EBITDA 54.7 vs 10yr median 73.4 (z -2.1, -25%)
- • Chuck Akre initiated
- • FY EPS +7% over 90d · 44 up / 0 down (30d)
Thesis Trading at a 25% discount to its historical EV/EBITDA median, CRM has attracted smart money initiation and a wave of 44 upward EPS revisions. The setup implies that the market is underestimating the company's margin expansion and growth potential.
Risk A slowdown in enterprise software spending could pressure revenue growth, making the current valuation a value trap despite margin improvements.
Watch Monitor billings growth and operating margin commentary in the upcoming earnings release to confirm the fundamental trajectory.
- Information Technology · $3B-38% YTD-53% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorEstimates rising
- • EV/EBITDA 40.7 vs 10yr median 73.0 (z -3.2, -44%)
- • Chuck Akre added +0%
- • FY EPS +5% over 90d · 10 up / 0 down (30d)
Thesis CCC is trading at a deep 44% discount to its historical EV/EBITDA median, drawing smart money additions and positive EPS revisions. The combination of value and improving fundamentals suggests a compelling setup for multiple expansion.
Risk If the company fails to reaccelerate growth or faces increased competition in the auto insurance software market, the discounted multiple may be justified.
Watch Watch for revenue growth and margin expansion in the next earnings report to confirm the value thesis.
- Information Technology · $66B+131% YTD-22% vs highCongress buyingEstimates risingCall-heavy flowSqueeze fuelCatalyst
- • 2 buys vs 0 sells · 2 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +6% over 90d · 19 up / 0 down (30d)
- • $20M call premium vs $0K puts
- • 13% of float short, 1.5d to cover
- • New U.S. manufacturing facility for AI data center lasers
Thesis A powerful catalyst involving a new U.S. manufacturing facility for AI data center lasers has driven positive EPS revisions and Congressional buying. The bullish options flow and 13% short interest create a strong setup for a squeeze as the AI narrative gains traction.
Risk Delays in the new facility or slower-than-expected adoption of their AI lasers could derail the growth narrative and trap buyers.
Watch Monitor updates on the new manufacturing facility's progress and any commentary on AI-related revenue in the upcoming earnings report.
- Communication Services · $1.4T-15% YTD-29% vs high2 super-investorsCongress buyingEstimates rising
- • Daniel Loeb initiated; Eric Mandelblatt added +0%
- • 3 buys vs 2 sells · 5 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +11% over 90d · 9 up / 0 down (30d)
Thesis Smart money initiation and additions, combined with positive EPS revisions and Congressional buying, signal strong confidence in Meta's operational efficiency and AI investments. The setup suggests the market is increasingly bullish on the company's monetization strategies.
Risk Increased regulatory scrutiny or a slowdown in digital advertising spend could pressure revenues and reverse the recent positive momentum.
Watch Watch for ad revenue growth and commentary on AI monetization in the next earnings release.
- Financials · $650B-3% YTD-5% vs high4 super-investorsCongress buyingEstimates rising
- • Seth Klarman initiated; Mason Morfit added +0%; Philippe Laffont initiated
- • 3 buys vs 2 sells · 3 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +2% over 90d · 7 up / 0 down (30d)
Thesis Elite smart money initiation and additions, along with positive EPS revisions and Congressional buying, highlight strong conviction in Visa's resilient business model. The setup implies confidence in sustained consumer spending and cross-border volume growth.
Risk A severe global recession could significantly impact consumer spending and cross-border travel, pressuring transaction volumes and revenues.
Watch Monitor cross-border volume growth and payment volume metrics in the upcoming earnings report to confirm fundamental strength.
- Financials · $450B-11% YTD-15% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorEstimates rising
- • P/E 30.1 vs 10yr median 37.0 (z -1.1, -19%)
- • Eric Mandelblatt added +0%
- • FY EPS +0% over 90d · 20 up / 10 down (30d)
- Information Technology · $103B-35% YTD-53% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorCongress buying
- • P/S 11.2 vs 10yr median 15.5 (z -1.0, -28%)
- • Chuck Akre initiated
- • 3 buys vs 2 sells · 3 members (150d)
- Communication Services · $2B-4% YTD-30% vs highCheap vs 10yr2 super-investorsSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 7.8 vs 10yr median 17.7 (z -1.2, -56%)
- • David Einhorn initiated; Jeff Smith added +0%
- • 35% of float short, 7.5d to cover
- Consumer Staples · $29B-0% YTD-17% vs highSuper-investorEstimates risingSqueeze fuelCatalyst
- • Bruce Berkowitz initiated
- • FY EPS +1% over 90d · 14 up / 1 down (30d)
- • 10% of float short, 6.5d to cover
- • KD Ramen lineup expansion
- Communication Services · $4.3T+13% YTD-13% vs high3 super-investorsEstimates risingCall-heavy flow
- • Warren Buffett added +2%; Daniel Loeb initiated; Chris Hohn initiated
- • FY EPS +24% over 90d · 5 up / 4 down (30d)
- • $3M call premium vs $0K puts
- Financials · $128B+3% YTD-18% vs highSuper-investorCongress buyingEstimates rising
- • Bruce Berkowitz added +2%
- • 2 buys vs 1 sells · 2 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +6% over 90d · 9 up / 7 down (30d)
- Industrials · $74B-0% YTD-18% vs highSuper-investorCongress buyingEstimates rising
- • Daniel Loeb initiated
- • 11 buys vs 1 sells · 2 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +3% over 90d · 17 up / 1 down (30d)
- Industrials · $61B+39% YTD-9% vs highSuper-investorCongress buyingEstimates rising
- • Investment Committee added +1%
- • 3 buys vs 0 sells · 2 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +0% over 90d · 14 up / 3 down (30d)
- Industrials · $23B-20% YTD-43% vs highCheap vs 10yrCongress buyingEstimates rising
- • P/E 28.2 vs 10yr median 41.3 (z -1.2, -32%)
- • 2 buys vs 1 sells · 1 member (150d)
- • FY EPS +1% over 90d · 12 up / 4 down (30d)
- Industrials · $22B-11% YTD-20% vs highCheap vs 10yrCongress buyingEstimates rising
- • P/E 22.8 vs 10yr median 26.9 (z -1.3, -15%)
- • 4 buys vs 0 sells · 1 member (150d)
- • FY EPS +1% over 90d · 13 up / 0 down (30d)
- Information Technology · $20B-51% YTD-64% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 2.9 vs 10yr median 11.7 (z -2.9, -75%)
- • FY EPS +16% over 90d · 30 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 11% of float short, 3.0d to cover
- Health Care · $11B+15% YTD-31% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 9.9 vs 10yr median 15.7 (z -1.4, -37%)
- • Edgar Wachenheim added +0%
- • 13% of float short, 6.1d to cover
- Real Estate · $10B+14% YTD-37% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingCall-heavy flow
- • P/S 2.7 vs 10yr median 9.0 (z -2.1, -70%)
- • FY EPS +672% over 90d · 2 up / 0 down (30d)
- • $5M call premium vs $0K puts
- Consumer Discretionary · $10B+39% YTD-17% vs high2 insiders buyingEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • $662K bought by 2 insiders, latest 2026-06-03
- • FY EPS +7% over 90d · 12 up / 1 down (30d)
- • 12% of float short, 3.8d to cover
- Financials · $8B-15% YTD-35% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/E 22.1 vs 10yr median 35.4 (z -1.7, -38%)
- • FY EPS +2% over 90d · 9 up / 2 down (30d)
- • 12% of float short, 9.1d to cover
- Information Technology · $6B-33% YTD-52% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 5.8 vs 10yr median 11.4 (z -1.9, -49%)
- • FY EPS +4% over 90d · 7 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 11% of float short, 7.0d to cover
- Industrials · $5B-17% YTD-43% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/E 20.1 vs 10yr median 34.2 (z -2.0, -41%)
- • FY EPS +2% over 90d · 9 up / 3 down (30d)
- • 17% of float short, 5.3d to cover
- Industrials · $5B+53% YTD-10% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 5.6 vs 10yr median 23.2 (z -1.5, -76%)
- • FY EPS +3% over 90d · 8 up / 2 down (30d)
- • 18% of float short, 10.3d to cover
- Industrials · $5B+42% YTD-28% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/E 20.0 vs 10yr median 50.9 (z -1.8, -61%)
- • FY EPS +2% over 90d · 15 up / 2 down (30d)
- • 11% of float short, 5.7d to cover
- Information Technology · $5B-20% YTD-43% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 3.7 vs 10yr median 14.3 (z -1.5, -74%)
- • FY EPS +3% over 90d · 21 up / 1 down (30d)
- • 13% of float short, 2.9d to cover
- Financials · $5B-4% YTD-25% vs high2 super-investorsEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • Michael Burry initiated; David Einhorn initiated
- • FY EPS +15% over 90d · 9 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 13% of float short, 9.1d to cover
- Industrials · $5B-40% YTD-43% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/E 11.3 vs 10yr median 21.4 (z -2.2, -47%)
- • FY EPS +1% over 90d · 12 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 12% of float short, 6.2d to cover
- Information Technology · $5B-3% YTD-17% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/E 15.8 vs 10yr median 49.3 (z -2.1, -68%)
- • FY EPS +3% over 90d · 20 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 14% of float short, 5.3d to cover
- Information Technology · $4B— YTD-59% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 4.5 vs 10yr median 8.8 (z -2.3, -49%)
- • FY EPS +2% over 90d · 16 up / 1 down (30d)
- • 14% of float short, 2.9d to cover
- Consumer Discretionary · $4B+57% YTD-12% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 7.5 vs 10yr median 13.1 (z -2.3, -42%)
- • FY EPS +6% over 90d · 17 up / 3 down (30d)
- • 33% of float short, 4.9d to cover
- Information Technology · $4B+12% YTD-6% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 1.9 vs 10yr median 7.3 (z -1.7, -73%)
- • FY EPS +5% over 90d · 23 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 12% of float short, 3.0d to cover
- Information Technology · $4B-11% YTD-23% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 24.8 vs 10yr median 48.3 (z -1.6, -49%)
- • FY EPS +0% over 90d · 7 up / 1 down (30d)
- • 12% of float short, 5.3d to cover
- Real Estate · $2B+8% YTD-30% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 12.7 vs 10yr median 17.6 (z -1.6, -28%)
- • FY EPS +21% over 90d · 1 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 26% of float short, 11.3d to cover
- Information Technology · $2B-35% YTD-60% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 23.1 vs 10yr median 60.9 (z -2.3, -62%)
- • FY EPS +5% over 90d · 12 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 11% of float short, 5.7d to cover
- Consumer Discretionary · $2B-10% YTD-27% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/E 5.8 vs 10yr median 11.2 (z -1.7, -48%)
- • FY EPS +6% over 90d · 7 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 31% of float short, 4.8d to cover
- Health Care · $2B-54% YTD-59% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 23.4 vs 10yr median 43.8 (z -1.5, -47%)
- • Stanley Druckenmiller added +5%
- • 11% of float short, 6.4d to cover
- Health Care · $1B+51% YTD-1% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 8.1 vs 10yr median 19.6 (z -1.5, -59%)
- • FY EPS +5% over 90d · 7 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 13% of float short, 7.9d to cover
- Financials · $802M-34% YTD-47% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/B 0.3 vs 10yr median 0.8 (z -1.9, -59%)
- • FY EPS +2% over 90d · 7 up / 1 down (30d)
- • 24% of float short, 8.4d to cover
- Consumer Discretionary · $668M+20% YTD-15% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 0.2 vs 10yr median 1.7 (z -2.1, -87%)
- • FY EPS +4% over 90d · 2 up / 1 down (30d)
- • 11% of float short, 4.6d to cover
- Information Technology · $243B+227% YTD-16% vs highCongress buyingEstimates risingCall-heavy flowCatalyst
- • 3 buys vs 0 sells · 2 members (150d)
- • FY EPS +6% over 90d · 36 up / 1 down (30d)
- • $20M call premium vs $0K puts
- • added to S&P 500 index
- Information Technology · $2.7T-24% YTD-34% vs highSuper-investorCongress buyingCall-heavy flow
- • Bill Ackman initiated
- • 20 buys vs 10 sells · 14 members (150d)
- • $3M call premium vs $0K puts
- Information Technology · $514B+140% YTD-1% vs highSuper-investorEstimates risingCall-heavy flow
- • Daniel Loeb initiated
- • FY EPS +7% over 90d · 32 up / 0 down (30d)
- • $3M call premium vs $0K puts
- Information Technology · $364B+129% YTD-0% vs highSuper-investorEstimates risingCall-heavy flow
- • Daniel Loeb initiated
- • FY EPS +2% over 90d · 26 up / 1 down (30d)
- • $4M call premium vs $0K puts
- Information Technology · $220B+192% YTD-1% vs highSuper-investorCongress buyingCall-heavy flow
- • Leopold Aschenbrenner initiated
- • 3 buys vs 0 sells · 2 members (150d)
- • $11M call premium vs $0K puts
- Information Technology · $31B-42% YTD-51% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • EV/EBITDA 40.7 vs 10yr median 264.2 (z -1.0, -85%)
- • FY EPS +2% over 90d · 29 up / 9 down (30d)
- • 16% of float short, 5.0d to cover
- Financials · $26B-27% YTD-72% vs highCheap vs 10yrSuper-investorCatalyst
- • P/E 13.1 vs 10yr median 36.4 (z -1.2, -64%)
- • Barry Rosenstein added +1%
- • CEO's sudden departure after 71% stock drop
- Information Technology · $22B-39% YTD-59% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 6.8 vs 10yr median 20.3 (z -1.1, -67%)
- • FY EPS +3% over 90d · 44 up / 1 down (30d)
- • 11% of float short, 1.6d to cover
- Information Technology · $19B-9% YTD-32% vs highCheap vs 10yrEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • P/S 10.4 vs 10yr median 14.8 (z -1.1, -30%)
- • FY EPS +4% over 90d · 17 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 13% of float short, 5.8d to cover
- Information Technology · $13B+161% YTD-16% vs highSuper-investorEstimates risingSqueeze fuel
- • Daniel Loeb initiated
- • FY EPS +133% over 90d · 0 up / 0 down (30d)
- • 13% of float short, 3.2d to cover