Relative Strength Index compares the size of recent gains to recent losses over 14 sessions, on a 0–100 scale. It measures how one-sided the recent move has been — not whether a company is cheap or expensive.
At 46.7 it sits in the middle. Neither side has been dominant recently, which means this indicator is not telling you much right now — and saying so is more useful than inventing a signal.
RSI describes the recent past. It has no view on earnings, on the news, or on what happens next.
A “death cross” is the day the 50-session average price falls below the 200-session average. It is shorthand for “the recent trend has turned down relative to the longer one”.
Right now the 50-day sits 5.8% below the 200-day (215.91 vs 229.19). The averages last crossed 18 sessions ago, so this is a recent change of posture.
Both averages are built entirely from past prices, so the cross confirms a move that has already happened — it does not forecast one. The dramatic names are much older than the evidence for them, and neither is a reason on its own to do anything.
Tap any tile for what it measures and what this reading says. These are arithmetic on past prices, not forecasts, and not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. They are here so you can see the same numbers we do.
ITA tracks an index of US aerospace and defense manufacturers and suppliers. Its value moves with defense budgets, aircraft orders, and the stock performance of holdings like Boeing and RTX.
First called Aug 28, 26 at $234.26. 2 calls have come due since — each keeps the result it was given on its own date. Rows tagged PICK inherited a stored card signal rather than being forecast fresh, so they are kept out of the forecast record.
Call of the Month 2026-10 — Mass Casualty Civilian Strike in Iran sits at 100% on the Atlas. iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF (ITA) is the most-convicted name exposed to it (framework fit 99). Scored 30 days out: ITA up 5% or more is correct, within ±5% partial, below that wrong.
How far today’s price sits below the highest price of the last 12 months. A plain measure of where in its own range a stock is trading.
It is 19.0% below its 12-month high — off the peak, but within the range it has traded all year.
A 52-week high is an accident of the last 12 months, not a valuation. A stock can be at its high and cheap, or far below it and expensive.
Average daily volume over the last 20 sessions against the 40 sessions before that. It measures whether attention is building or fading, nothing else.
Volume is running at 1.23× the prior stretch — broadly normal for this name.
Volume is direction-blind. Heavy trading means conviction on both sides of the trade, not agreement.
Pick of the Day 2026-09-12 — STRONG BUY · fit 99.
Call of the Month 2026-08 — Iran/Proxy Strikes US Carrier or Mainland sits at 100% on the Atlas. iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF (ITA) is the most-convicted name exposed to it (framework fit 99). Scored 30 days out: ITA up 5% or more is correct, within ±5% partial, below that wrong.
Tap a call for its reasoning. Colour shows whether a call is working under the same rules it is scored by — for an AVOID, a fall is green. Scored calls are never re-priced. Open calls are marked against today and can still go either way. The full record is on receipts and the misses on what we got wrong.