Angle A $150M wireless deferral is being priced like demand destruction, while fiber and AI-infra work remain booked solid.
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Avg PnL-4.41%Avg vs S&P-4.40%
Hold1-2 months
Entry$309.26Now$294.49PnL-4.78%
83%
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Dycom sold off after Q2 because guidance shifted about $150M of wireless program revenue into fiscal 2028, but the cited scope is unchanged rather than lost [#12, #21]. Underneath that reset, Q2 showed $2.006B of revenue, 16.7% organic growth, $5.29 adjusted EPS, and a $12.242B backlog up 53.2%, supporting the view that fiber, telecom, and AI data-center infrastructure demand remains intact [#14, #15]. Cross-sectional AI-infrastructure earnings strength adds a sector-beta tailwind rather than leaving the bounce dependent only on a chart reversal [#29].
HOLD AI Status: DY shows deeply oversold stochastics and Bollinger pressure, while the fiber and AI infrastructure thesis remains intact against wireless timing noise.
Hold3-5 weeks
Entry$188.29Now$177.73PnL-5.61%
80%
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Angle AI cooling demand is being repriced after a pullback, with hyperscaler capacity commitments extending into 2029.
Modine's pullback looks less like a demand break and more like an execution reset: Q1 revenue rose 28%, EPS beat, FY27 guidance was affirmed, and data-center revenue surged 78%-90% [#3, #33, #34]. The stronger why-now hook is hyperscaler validation, with reports tying Google and Amazon to Modine's data-center cooling demand and a single-customer agreement worth more than $4B with a $165M deposit through 2029 [#15, #53, #55].
HOLD AI Status: Modine rests at oversold extremes on the lower Bollinger band with steady volume, fitting an AI cooling repricing setup while short-term trend repair continues.
Angle PVC buyer checks point to firming resin prices just as Westlake’s margin expansion thesis is starting to show up.
Westlake’s why-now hook is the sector turn in PVC and chemicals: buyer checks confirmed higher resin prices, while recent positioning framed chemicals as a defensive place to hide and WLK as a bigger margin-expansion beneficiary [#2, #3]. The prior setup specifically targeted an entry when RSI fell below 30, so the rebound now has both the commodity-pricing narrative and technical washout confirmation behind it [#8].
HOLD AI Status: Westlake remains a watchful rebound hold as oversold stochastics and lower-Bollinger positioning align with the PVC pricing thesis despite chop below the 20-day average.
Closed (Last 90 Days)
Total PnL+80.94%Avg PnL+20.23%Avg vs S&P+19.93%Win %100.00%Avg days held13.5d
Held11 days
Entry$20.04Close$24.52PnL+22.33%
72%
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Angle Helios is shifting GLXY from crypto beta toward contracted AI infrastructure just as hyperscaler capex stays hot.
Galaxy’s selloff looks tied to crypto volatility and a mixed Q2, but the higher-quality story is that Phase I Helios is now live, with 133MW delivered to CoreWeave and first full-quarter leasing revenue expected around $80M at over 90% project EBITDA margin [#21, #33]. The AI data-center angle is also getting a sector tailwind from raised hyperscaler spending and investor focus on compute scarcity, while GLXY is still described as priced like a crypto stock rather than a contracted AI infra name [#10, #14, #29].
AI Status: GLXY closed with a 22.33% gain in eleven days, capturing nearly all of its 23.30% peak as the Helios AI infrastructure thesis played out.
Held28 days
Entry$97.58Close$118.15PnL+21.08%
65%
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Angle The June 29 RSI reclaim is holding above 30 as MSTR tests the low-$90s while BTC liquidity tailwinds reappear.
MSTR’s dip-buy signal has improved: RSI is back above the 30 washout line at 36.45, and the stock is trying to turn from the same low-$90s zone that drew bottoming calls [#43]. The setup gets help from a softer CPI read that gives Bitcoin a cleaner liquidity backdrop [#55], while repeat upside call flow near spot shows traders are already positioning for a short-term continuation [#61].
AI Status: MSTR closed with a +21.08% gain after a 28-day dip-buy that peaked near +23.75% before our exit signal.
Angle Record InP revenue and 45% gross margin show AI optics demand is turning a washout into a supply-cycle rebound.
AXT just posted a step-change quarter: revenue rose 164%-165% YoY to $47.6M, gross margin expanded to roughly 45%, and InP revenue hit a record $30.7M as AI data-center optics demand accelerated [#3, #22, #33]. The stronger case is not just the earnings beat, but upstream confirmation that InP substrates are supply-constrained as 800G/1.6T optical deployments ramp [#6, #8]. After a severe drawdown from the prior speculative peak, those operating receipts support the idea that the tactical bounce has real sector fuel behind it [#5, #30].
AI Status: AXTI closed after one session with a +16.41% gain as record InP revenue and AI optics demand validated the thesis before our exit signal.
Held14 days
Entry$62.31Close$75.47PnL+21.12%
66%
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Angle DOGE’s shutdown removes a contract-cancellation overhang just as July defense-budget markers come into view.
BAH’s washout has a clearer why-now hook than a simple chart bounce: DOGE’s July 4 wind-down follows an 18-month period of federal contract cancellations, including 31 Treasury contracts tied to BAH in January [#1]. The bull case is that defense and intelligence demand remains the higher-quality federal-services sleeve, while July NDAA, DoD budget, SDA allocation, and BAH earnings markers can reset the narrative [#7, #10].
AI Status: BAH closed at +21.12% after an 18-day rebound from the federal-contract washout, capturing nearly the full peak before our exit signal.
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Avg PnL-4.41%Avg vs S&P-4.40%
| Ticker | Name | Sector | Category | Status | Hold | Conf. | Entry | Current | PnL | Published |
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| DY | Dycom Industries Inc. | Industrials | Macro | HOLD | 1-2 months | 83% | $309.26 | $294.49 | -4.78% | 3d ago |
| MOD | Modine Manufacturing Company | Consumer Discretionary | Macro | HOLD | 3-5 weeks | 80% | $188.29 | $177.73 | -5.61% | 4d ago |
| WLK | Westlake Corporation | Industrials | Macro | HOLD | 3-7 weeks | 72% | $78.12 | $75.89 | -2.85% | 25d ago |
Closed (Last 90 Days)
Total PnL+80.94%Avg PnL+20.23%Avg vs S&P+19.93%Win %100.00%Avg days held13.5d
| Ticker | Name | Sector | Category | Status | Held | Conf. | Entry | Close | PnL | Closed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GLXY | Galaxy Digital Inc. | Finance | Macro | Closed | 11 days | 72% | $20.04 | $24.52 | +22.33% | 9d ago |
| MSTR | Strategy Inc Class A | Technology | Macro | Closed | 28 days | 65% | $97.58 | $118.15 | +21.08% | 9d ago |
| AXTI | AXT Inc | Technology | Macro | Closed | 1 day | 72% | $60.77 | $70.74 | +16.41% | 27d ago |
| BAH | Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corporation | Consumer Discretionary | Macro | Closed | 14 days | 66% | $62.31 | $75.47 | +21.12% | 1mo ago |