Today's five, straight off the screen: warehouse software, Meta, a business lender, a bedside brain monitor and a Gulf oil producer.
Manhattan Associates sells software that runs warehouses and store inventory for big retailers, and it raised its outlook last quarter. Today's close broke above a month of sideways trading on heavy volume, and the question now is whether it holds.
See the Breakout →Meta runs Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, and its new personal AI agent app has drawn investors back since September. Today's bar won back part of the late-September pullback, and we'll watch to see if it holds.
See the Pullback →WhiteHorse Finance lends to mid-sized private companies, and its loan values are rising again as it buys back shares. Today's close was its best since mid-September, near the top of the day, and the jury's still out on whether it holds.
See Today's Close →CeriBell makes a quick brain monitor for hospitals, and Medicare began paying extra for its delirium monitoring this month. Each dip since summer stopped higher, and today's close was the best since early last year, so we'll watch if it holds.
See the Trend →Talos Energy pumps oil and gas from deep water in the Gulf of America, and it just bought more fields from Shell. Volume ran far above usual today, and TradingView's technical gauge sits on the chart as we watch whether the buying lasts.
Check the Gauge →A screened name is a higher probability, not a sure thing.
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