Stocks With Conflicting Signals Today
This page tracks stocks with conflicting signals today — names where independent signal families disagree, such as a bullish trend trigger firing alongside a bearish momentum reading. Conflicts are not errors: they cluster at turning points, which is exactly when the disagreement carries the most information.
Signal Conflicts are broadly balanced today.
Bullish triggers make up 50% of directional signals here (net 0), a margin too narrow to read as a directional regime.
Bullish vs bearish balance
- Bullish signals
- 309
- Bearish signals
- 309
- Bullish share
- 50%
- Net direction
- +0
How today compares
Today's snapshot is the first captured for this view, so there is no prior session to compare against yet. Session-over-session and week-over-week comparisons appear here from the next market day onward.
Top signal conflicts
Ranked by how many triggers are firing on each stock, then by confidence — both shown as columns below. Showing the top 20 of 309 stocks in this view.
| Stock | Sector | Strongest signal | Direction | Families | Signals | Confidence | Days active |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APP AppLovin Corporation | AI / Data Infrastructure & Crypto Mining | RSI Oversold RSI: 14.4 Conflict | bullish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| BP BP p.l.c. | Oil Majors & E&P | RSI Overbought RSI: 87.3 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| BYND Beyond Meat, Inc. | Autos & Mobility | RSI Oversold RSI: 14.4 Conflict | bullish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| CHRD Chord Energy Corporation | Oil Majors & E&P | RSI Overbought RSI: 85.2 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| CVX Chevron Corporation | Oil Majors & E&P | RSI Overbought RSI: 88.0 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| EQNR Equinor ASA | Oil Majors & E&P | RSI Overbought RSI: 86.3 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| FIVE Five Below, Inc. | Retail — Specialty & Discount | RSI Overbought RSI: 88.0 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| GNRC Generac Holdings Inc. | Industrial Machinery & Equipment | RSI Oversold RSI: 14.4 Conflict | bullish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| IONQ IonQ, Inc. | Quantum Computing | RSI Oversold RSI: 14.4 Conflict | bullish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| LAC Lithium Americas Corp. | Precious Metals | RSI Oversold RSI: 14.2 Conflict | bullish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| MRNA Moderna, Inc. | Large Cap Pharma | RSI Oversold RSI: 14.2 Conflict | bullish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| NTLA Intellia Therapeutics, Inc. | Gene Editing / Genomics / Biotech | RSI Oversold RSI: 14.2 Conflict | bullish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| PR Permian Resources Corporation | Oil Majors & E&P | RSI Overbought RSI: 90.3 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| SHEL Shell plc | Europe | RSI Overbought RSI: 86.2 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| T AT&T Inc. | Communication Services | RSI Overbought RSI: 87.4 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| TX Ternium S.A. | Metals & Mining | RSI Overbought RSI: 85.5 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| WING Wingstop Inc. | Restaurants & Food Service | RSI Oversold RSI: 14.2 Conflict | bullish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| BIL State Street SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF ETF | Fixed Income — Government | RSI Overbought RSI: 89.0 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| SGOV iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF ETF | Fixed Income — Government | RSI Overbought RSI: 90.4 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
| TBIL F/m US Treasury 3 Month Bill Fund ETF | Fixed Income — Government | RSI Overbought RSI: 89.6 Conflict | bearish | Momentum | 2 | 82 High | — |
Signal rankings are quantitative research outputs, not personalized recommendations. Values shown describe the current state of each trigger — an SMA spread is the gap between two moving averages, an RSI reading is the current oscillator level. They are not expected or historical returns. Past signal behaviour does not guarantee future performance.
How this view breaks down
- Oil Majors & E&P5
- Fixed Income — Government3
- AI / Data Infrastructure & Crypto Mining1
- Autos & Mobility1
- Retail — Specialty & Discount1
- Industrial Machinery & Equipment1
Across the 20 stocks listed above.
Reading today's data
309 stocks are carrying conflicting signals right now, made up of 618 individual triggers sitting on opposing sides, about 9% of every signal firing in this run.
APP (AppLovin Corporation) tops the table with 2 triggers firing, led by RSI Oversold (RSI 14.4).
How signal conflicts work
A conflict is flagged when a stock has signals pointing in opposing directions in the same run — for example a bullish momentum crossover alongside a bearish distribution-volume trigger.
Conflicts are not errors. Independent families measuring different things are expected to disagree at turning points, which is exactly when the disagreement carries the most information.
A conflict is a prompt to look at the underlying evidence rather than the headline direction: check how many triggers sit on each side, over what horizon, and whether the disagreement is new or persistent.
How confidence is scored. Confidence combines the trigger's impact rating with a per-trigger adjustment reflecting how decisively its condition was met, producing a score on a 55–95 scale. Readings of 80 and above are treated as high, 65–79 as moderate, and below 65 as low. Confidence describes how cleanly a signal fired — it is not a probability of a positive return. Signals of the same type and strength legitimately land on the same value, which is why this page ranks first on how many triggers are firing per stock.
Limitations. Signals are computed from end-of-day data and describe conditions that are true as of the snapshot date shown above. They are probabilistic research analytics, not personalized investment advice, and no forward return is implied by any value on this page. See the AIQ Score methodology for how these triggers relate to the composite score.
Signal Conflicts — frequently asked questions
What is a signal conflict?
A conflict is flagged when a stock carries two triggers on opposing sides at the same time — for example an RSI oversold reading alongside a bearish MACD crossover. Each conflict involves a pair of signals, so the number of flagged signal records on this page is roughly twice the number of conflicts.
Are conflicts a sign the model is wrong?
No. The families are independent by design and measure different things over different horizons. A stock in transition will routinely show a still-intact long-term trend against deteriorating short-term momentum. Suppressing that disagreement would hide the most useful information the feed produces.
How should I read a conflicting stock?
Look at which side has more triggers behind it and over what horizon. A single short-horizon trigger against a well-established long-horizon one is a different situation from two evenly matched signals. The families and signal-count columns on this page show that balance directly.
Do conflicts resolve?
Usually within days to weeks, when one side's condition stops being true. The days-active column shows how long each stock has been in conflict; a conflict persisting for many sessions suggests a genuinely undecided setup rather than a brief crossover artefact.
How often are signal conflicts recalculated?
Once per market day, from the latest completed run, with newly conflicted and newly resolved stocks diffed against the prior session.