Short-Term Stock Signals Today

3,544 signals are active across 1,428 stocks, about 51% of every signal firing in this run.

LUV (Southwest Airlines Co.) tops the table with 6 triggers firing, led by Bollinger Band Squeeze.

19 of the listed stocks also carry a conflicting signal from another family, meaning the evidence on those names disagrees with itself — worth checking before acting on this page alone.

Horizon reflects the window over which a trigger has historically resolved. Short-horizon signals typically play out over days to a few weeks.

Short-horizon triggers fire more often and carry more noise than longer horizons. They are most useful for timing entries into positions justified on other grounds, not for establishing a thesis.

Every family appears here — the page is filtered by horizon, not by signal type.

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.