Using the Stock Trends Reports in Market Corrections

Why this flip matters

The Weak Bullish () classification signals a corrective phase inside a dominant bull trend. It is not a reversal, although it can signal a coming reversal. When the market sells off broadly, many leaders fall into Weak Bullish together. There were 543 newly Weak Bullish North American stocks reported in the October 10 Stock Trends reports. The key tell is what happens next: names that quickly reclaim Strong Bullish () demonstrate resiliance and durability — they absorbed supply, held structure, and attracted capital back faster than peers. In practice, that flip often foreshadows renewed outperformance into the next leg up. The market sell-off for the week ended October 10 provides a watchlist of stocks that we can monitor for resilience in the following week's data, week ended October 17.

The decision tree

1. Start with the signal: Last week’s New Weak Bullish (trend_cnt = 1) list is your watchlist. Populate a watchlist from the Stock Trends Weekly Reporter filter report - Newly Weak Bullish Stocks
2. Confirm the recovery: Cross-check against this week’s Return to Strong Bullish report to isolate rapid rebounders. The Return to Strong Bullish filter report helps us isolate these stocks. If you've created a watchlist, you can easily monitor which stocks have rebounded to Bullish ()  in the following week's updates.
3. Quantify the forward view: Use ST-IM’s 13-week estimate (x13wk). Favor higher x13wk  (i.e., better reward-to-risk).
4. Prioritize Select candidates: Check for 13-week forward outperformance probabilities in the Trend Profile section of the Stock Trends Report page for each stock highlighted, and if it’s a Select ST-IM signal — a statistically stronger outperformance probability 13 weeks ahead.
5. Execution cues: Look for weekly RSI to stay positive, volume tags () signaling strong buy pressure, and a reclaim of the pullback pivot. 

Sector concentration: where rebounds cluster

In most extreme pullbacks, we see the bulk of quick flips in sectors that led the prior upleg — commonly Technology and Communications — along with crypto-linked equities and ETFs when digital assets are in play. In this selection filter, Consumer stocks are most prevalent. A second wave often appears in Financials and Industrials as rate and macro jitters fade. Recognizing these clusters helps you bias your list toward groups with supportive flows rather than isolated one-offs.

Ranking the rebounders

We rank the returning leaders by ST-IM forward return expectations and outperformance probability. Here we have created a watchlist of stocks from the Newly Weak Bullish stocks reports of October 10 and filtered for the following properties in the following week's (October 17) Stock Trends reports. 

Top 20 — Weak Bullish → Return to Strong Bullish

The table below highlights the most compelling flips of the following filter: stocks that were New Weak Bullish for the week of record (October 10), and have now (October 17 reports) turned Return to Strong Bullish. All stocks currently have an RSI value above 100, meaning they are still outpacing the S&P 500 index benchmark over the past quarter, and they also outperformed the index last week. The order of the table is in descending order of the ST-IM 4-week forward return estimate. Each row links to its Stock Trends Report for full context.

Company	Symbol	Trend	Trend Wk	Major Trend Wk	RSI	13wk Return Est (%)	Sector
Toyota Motor Corporation	TM		1	7	111	3.7	Consumer Discretionary
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc.	MUFG		1	146	107	3.3	Finance
Helios Technologies Inc.	HLIO		1	8	138	1.1	Industrials
Brunswick Corporation	BC		1	7	101	3.1	Consumer Discretionary
Dana Incorporated	DAN		1	37	109	3.7	Consumer Discretionary
IHS Holding Limited	IHS		1	37	107	3.0	Media
Buckle Inc. (The)	BKE		1	13	107	2.4	Consumer Discretionary
Ardmore Shipping Corporation	ASC		1	7	109	1.5	Industrials
Sociedad Quimica y Minera S.A.	SQM		1	8	107	3.2	Materials
Mohawk Industries Inc.	MHK		1	7	108	1.6	Consumer Discretionary
Ryder System Inc.	R		1	13	101	3.7	Industrials
Vontier Corporation	VNT		1	13	104	2.2	Technology
Harrow Inc Com	HROW		1	10	105	3.9	Healthcare
Mativ Holdings Inc.	MATV		1	8	137	0.0	Materials
Boot Barn Holdings Inc.	BOOT		1	15	102	4.3	Consumer Discretionary
Genuine Parts Company	GPC		1	15	102	4.3	Consumer Discretionary
CBRE Group Inc Class A	CBRE		1	13	106	1.7	Real Estate
Nu Skin Enterprises Inc.	NUS		1	17	121	8.1	Consumer Staples
Nomura Holdings Inc ADR American Deposit	NMR		1	15	105	3.1	Finance
Expeditors International of Washington I	EXPD		1	11	101	2.8	Industrials

Bottom line

Extreme market pullbacks don’t just test portfolios — they reveal leadership. Stocks that move from New Weak Bullish to Return to Strong Bullish inside a week have demonstrated the two things we value most: trend integrity and market demand. Combine that flip with ST-IM’s forward expectations and Select probability support, and you’ve got a disciplined way to see opportunity when markets wobble — not after they’ve already recovered.