Comments include: CCJ, CI, CW, DECK, NRG, OLED, ORCL, SCCO, & VSCO.
| CCJ Cameco Corporation ($121.35) - Metals Non Ferrous - After giving three consecutive sell signals, CCJ returned to a buy signal Friday when it broke a double top at $122. Friday's move adds to a modestly positive technical picture as CCJ is a 3 for 5'er and ranks in the top half of the non-ferrous metals sector matrix. From here, support now sits at $108 while the next level of overhead resistance can be found at $128. |
| CI CIGNA Group/The ($280.31) - Healthcare - CI reversed back into a sell signal after completing a double bottom break at $280. The 1 for 5'er has shown some improvement in 2026, but still sits firmly below technically acceptable territory. Additionally, the stock ranks in the bottom half of the healthcare sector matrix. If invested, consider selling here, given the weight of the evidence. Initial strong resistance can be seen at $296, with additional strong resistance between $308-$312. Next level support can be seen at $268, along with the bullish support line. |
| CW Curtiss Wright Corporation ($707.45) - Aerospace Airline - Now up roughly 28% this year, CW remains a high attribute name as it continues to attack all-time highs on its default chart. After posting a bullish triangle earlier in February, this perfect 5/5'er has put in localized support nearby around $672. While technically overbought, the path of least resistance is higher. Add to/open positions here, but keep some dry powder in the event of a slight pullback. |
| DECK Deckers Outdoor Corporation ($117.50) - Textiles/Apparel - DECK broke a double top at $120 for a second buy signal as shares rallied to $122. The move penetrates the bearish resistance line, which will increase the stock to a 4 for 5'er trading in a positive trend. The stock is action in the mid $110s. Resistance lies in the mid $120s, while support lies at $112 and $97. |
| NRG NRG Energy, Inc. ($179.08) - Utilities/Electricity - NRG reversed into Xs and broke a double top at $178 for a second buy signal as shares rallied to $180, matching the stock's all-time chart high. After seeing the stock move back into a positive trend during last week's trading, the stock increased to a 3 for 5'er. Okay to consider here on the breakout or on a pullback to the mid to lower $170s. Initial support lies at $170, while the bullish support line resides at $146. |
| OLED Universal Display Corporation ($105.63) - Computers - OLED fell Friday to break a quadruple bottom at $112 before falling over 9% intraday down to $106. This also moved the stock to a negative trend, demoting it to a 0 for 5 TA rating. The weight of the technical evidence is weak and deteriorating. Long exposure should be avoided. Those with current exposure should note the stock is entering oversold territory and has further support just below at $104, setting up a potential sell-on-rally candidate. Overhead resistance may be seen initially at $134. |
| ORCL Oracle Corporation ($148.51) - Software - ORCL dropped Friday to break a double bottom at $150 before falling to $148. This marks a fourth consecutive sell signal for the 1 for 5 TA stock that has been in a negative trend since December. The weight of the technical evidence is weak and deteriorating. Further support may be seen at $136 with overhead resistance seen initially at $160. |
| SCCO Southern Copper Corporation ($201.01) - Metals Non Ferrous - SCCO returned to a buy signal Friday with a double top break at $198. The move adds to an already positive outlook as SCCO is a 5 for 5'er and ranks in the top quartile of the non-ferrous metals sector matrix. From here, support sits at $188 while overhead resistance can be found at $208. |
| VSCO Victoria's Secret & Company ($64.02) - Retailing - VSCO broke a triple top at $63 to return to a buy signal as shares rallied to $64. The stock is a 5 for 5'er that ranks within the top decile of the Retailing sector matrix. Okay to consider here on the breakout. Note the recent rally highs in the mid $60s. Initial support lies at $56, while additional resides in the $53 to $54 range. |
