Daily screen · WED 14 OCT 2026

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Confirmation-triggered inflection screen. Fundamentals · technicals · sentiment, acquisitions, milestone revenue and red flags filtered out, analyst-researched verdicts. Bot flags — Max decides. Flag-only: nothing here is validated or investment advice.

2fresh triggers
2verified genuine
20cyclical
42noise filtered
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Top picks

ranked: fundamentals 45 / technicals 35 / sentiment 20 · analyst verdicts re-rank
01 SNX Td Synnex Corp
$276.04price 5%off high $22.0Bmcap 20dsince results
+18%2026-02 → +31%2026-05 → +38%2026-08
FUND
47margin flat / CFO-NI 1.85
TECH
100RS +10% vs SPY / vol x1.39
SENT
30insiders -4 / SI 3% / 11 analysts
Wholesale-Computers & Peripheral Equipment & Software
genuine inflection candidate organic ramp

What happenedQ3 FY2026 (ended 31 Aug 2026) revenue rose 37.7% YoY to $21.6B, driven by servers/storage/cloud-IaaS up 67% and the Hyve hyperscale segment up 117% as three new hyperscaler programs ramped alongside existing-customer expansion. Pure organic AI-infrastructure distribution demand; no acquisition.

BullRiding the AI datacentre capex supercycle through both Distribution and Hyve; gross billings +40%, management says demand 'isn't cracking', like-for-like margins stable, and it is growing above market with three new hyperscalers signed.

BearGrowth is concentrated in a handful of lumpy Hyve hyperscaler programs at a dilutive ~1.9% operating margin; inventory swelled 61% to $15.3B and operating cash flow turned negative - a working-capital and customer-concentration risk if AI capex cools.

NarrativeRecord quarter well received and the stock sits near highs, but analysts (JPMorgan) are pressing on Hyve margin dilution and the negative operating cash flow / swelling inventory. Low short interest (~2.6%), institutional not retail-hype name. Next catalyst: Q4 FY2026 report ~December 2026.

Repeat purchaseYes - hyperscaler server programs run multi-quarter and existing customers are expanding spend
OrganicYes - no acquisition; genuine volume growth
DistributionYes - three new hyperscalers onboarded plus existing-program expansion
What kills itAI capex pullback or loss of a concentrated hyperscaler customer; margin/cash squeeze from the 61% inventory build
02 NTAP Netapp, Inc.
$239.01price 0%off high $46.9Bmcap 42dsince results
+4%2026-01 → +12%2026-04 → +21%2026-07 Q4 derived / per-day basis
FUND
41margin flat / CFO-NI 1.62
TECH
80RS +46% vs SPY / vol x0.98
SENT
30insiders -13 / SI 5% / 16 analysts
Computer Storage Devices
genuine inflection candidate organic ramp

What happenedQ1 FY2027 (ended 31 Jul 2026) revenue rose ~30% YoY to $2.03B, led by all-flash array revenue +47% and product revenue +51% on AI/modernization demand. Flattered by an extra 53rd fiscal week (~$65M services), some accelerated customer purchases and pricing benefits; the DataPelago AI-software acquisition is immaterial to revenue.

BullStructural all-flash/AI storage demand with NetApp standardizing as the platform for mission-critical and AI workloads; product revenue +51% and record first-quarter free cash flow show the ramp is real demand, not just mix.

BearManagement explicitly flagged pull-forward ('accelerated purchases') and pricing/NAND-cost benefits plus a one-off extra week, so the per-day organic rate (~20%) is well below the 30% headline; the stock is at an all-time high after +48% in three months with heavy insider selling (-13 net), so a lot is priced in.

NarrativeStrongly positive narrative ('AI adds impetus'), beat estimates ($2.03B vs $1.84B consensus), trading at a 52-week high. But insiders are net sellers and the print leaned on one-offs; an institutional AI-infra story rather than a retail meme. Next catalyst: Q2 FY2027 report ~late November 2026.

Repeat purchaseYes - enterprise storage refresh/expansion plus recurring services
OrganicMostly - core growth organic; DataPelago immaterial; ~3% of revenue from the extra week
DistributionYes - large installed enterprise base, #1 all-flash position
What kills itPull-forward reversal, NAND/memory pricing normalizing, AI-infra digestion, and tough comps next year

Remaining fresh triggers

0 names passed all filters — unranked detail
TickerCompanyRevenue YoYMcapFlags

Cyclical momentum

20 names · revenue riding a commodity or margins not keeping up · kept out of the inflection list · commodity's own 3-month trend alongside
TickerCommodity 3mStock 3mRevenue YoYWhy it's here
INSWdry bulk freight +3.7% tanker peer +69.5%+48.9%+38% → +77% → +139%commodity/cyclical SIC 4400 (Water Transportation)
TXOcrude oil +28.3%+14.9%+14% → +27% → +79%commodity/cyclical SIC 1311 (Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas)
CVIcrude oil +28.3%+89.2%-7% → +20% → +55%commodity/cyclical SIC 2911 (Petroleum Refining)
TALOcrude oil +28.3%+24.4%-19% → -8% → +57%commodity/cyclical SIC 1311 (Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas)
PARRcrude oil +28.3%+21.5%-1% → +5% → +57%commodity/cyclical SIC 1311 (Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas)
DMLPcrude oil +28.3%+16.6%+5% → +36% → +73%commodity/cyclical SIC 1311 (Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas)
PAGPcrude oil +28.3%+8.0%-12% → +9% → +66%commodity/cyclical SIC 4610 (Pipe Lines (No Natural Gas)); margin not confirming: revenue - cost of revenue +29% vs revenue +66% YoY (< 0.5x)
WKCcrude oil +28.3%-1.0%-7% → +2% → +50%commodity/cyclical SIC 5172 (Wholesale-Petroleum & Petroleum Products (No Bulk Stations))
PAAcrude oil +28.3%+6.7%-12% → +9% → +66%commodity/cyclical SIC 4610 (Pipe Lines (No Natural Gas)); margin not confirming: revenue - cost of revenue +29% vs revenue +66% YoY (< 0.5x)
DINOcrude oil +28.3%+48.6%-77% → +12% → +53%commodity/cyclical SIC 4610 (Pipe Lines (No Natural Gas))
GNKdry bulk freight +3.7% tanker peer +69.5%+8.4%+11% → +61% → +69%commodity/cyclical SIC 4412 (Deep Sea Foreign Transportation of Freight)
MTDRcrude oil +28.3%+6.1%-17% → -6% → +27%commodity/cyclical SIC 1311 (Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas)
GRNTcrude oil +28.3%+14.1%-1% → +4% → +37%commodity/cyclical SIC 1311 (Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas)
WTIcrude oil +28.3%+15.3%+1% → +16% → +33%commodity/cyclical SIC 1311 (Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas)
KOScrude oil +28.3%+29.3%-26% → +28% → +55%commodity/cyclical SIC 1311 (Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas)
NGLnatural gas +9.5%-2.1%-7% → -2% → +59%commodity/cyclical SIC 4922 (Natural Gas Transmission); margin not confirming: revenue - cost of revenue +28% vs revenue +59% YoY (< 0.5x); gross margin -7.6pp YoY
GTEcrude oil +28.3%+68.0%-12% → +2% → +25%commodity/cyclical SIC 1311 (Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas)
GLPcrude oil +28.3%+2.9%+7% → +10% → +41%commodity/cyclical SIC 5171 (Wholesale-Petroleum Bulk Stations & Terminals)
STLDUS hot-rolled steel +10.6%+2.6%+14% → +19% → +33%commodity/cyclical SIC 3312 (Steel Works, Blast Furnaces & Rolling Mills (Coke Ovens))
Jno free proxy+7.7%+12% → +27% → +34%margin not confirming: gross profit +7% vs revenue +34% YoY (< 0.5x); gross margin -5.1pp YoY
Not the thesis. These passed every trend filter but the growth is the commodity, not the company. When the commodity turns, so do they. Whether this sleeve deserves to exist is a backtest question.

Filtered out as noise

42 accelerating names excluded before ranking · reasons from SEC filings
TickerFilterReason
BWINacquisitiongoodwill +87% YoY at 2026-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$1,756M = 121% of pre-deal TTM revenue); acquisitions $1,083M (cash $573M + stock $511M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-03-31) = 73% of TTM revenue; pro forma acquisition revenue disclosed in the latest filing (2026-07-30)
CHRDacquisitionacquisitions $576M (cash $576M + stock $0M, 2025-01-01 to 2025-12-31) = 11% of TTM revenue
CRacquisitiongoodwill +96% YoY at 2026-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$1,152M = 52% of pre-deal TTM revenue); acquisitions $1,355M (cash $1,355M + stock $0M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-03-31) = 59% of TTM revenue
CRGYacquisitionacquisitions $1,177M (cash $0M + stock $1,177M, 2025-04-01 to 2025-06-30) = 37% of TTM revenue
DGIIacquisitionacquisitions $146M (cash $146M + stock $0M, 2024-10-01 to 2025-09-30) = 34% of TTM revenue
DNOWacquisitiongoodwill +198% YoY at 2026-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$465M = 19% of pre-deal TTM revenue); acquisitions $1,773M (cash $574M + stock $1,199M, 2025-01-01 to 2025-12-31) = 75% of TTM revenue
DOCacquisitionacquisitions $296M (cash $296M + stock $0M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-06-30) = 49% of TTM revenue
ESIacquisitionacquisitions $864M (cash $864M + stock $0M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-03-31) = 34% of TTM revenue
FMNBacquisitiongoodwill +62% YoY at 2026-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$120M = 43% of pre-deal TTM revenue); acquisitions $277M (cash $0M + stock $277M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-03-31) = 99% of TTM revenue
FROGacquisitiongoodwill +50% YoY at 2025-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$153M = 39% of pre-deal TTM revenue)
GPNacquisitiongoodwill +61% YoY at 2026-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$25,272M = 327% of pre-deal TTM revenue); acquisitions $4,794M (cash $1,389M + stock $3,405M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-03-31) = 62% of TTM revenue
HHHacquisitionnew goodwill at 2026-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$282M = 16% of pre-deal TTM revenue); acquisitions $1,639M (cash $1,639M + stock $0M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-06-30) = 111% of TTM revenue
ITTacquisitiongoodwill +158% YoY at 2026-07-04 (goodwill+intangibles +$4,993M = 135% of pre-deal TTM revenue); acquisitions $3,543M (cash $3,543M + stock $0M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-07-04) = 90% of TTM revenue
LEGHacquisitionacquisitions $19M (cash $19M + stock $0M, 2025-01-01 to 2025-12-31) = 15% of TTM revenue
OMCacquisitiongoodwill +74% YoY at 2026-03-31 (goodwill+intangibles +$12,385M = 79% of pre-deal TTM revenue)
OOMAacquisitiongoodwill +119% YoY at 2026-07-31 (goodwill+intangibles +$64M = 25% of pre-deal TTM revenue)
OVVacquisitionacquisitions $1,192M (cash $1,192M + stock $0M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-03-31) = 14% of TTM revenue
PRKacquisitiongoodwill +65% YoY at 2026-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$139M = 21% of pre-deal TTM revenue); pro forma acquisition revenue disclosed in the latest filing (2026-08-07)
RDNTacquisitiongoodwill +49% YoY at 2026-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$525M = 28% of pre-deal TTM revenue)
REPXacquisitionacquisitions $118M (cash $118M + stock $0M, 2025-01-01 to 2025-09-30) = 29% of TTM revenue
RXOacquisitiongoodwill +79% YoY at 2025-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$907M = 24% of pre-deal TTM revenue)
SMacquisitionacquisitions $2,458M (cash $49M + stock $2,409M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-03-31) = 78% of TTM revenue
WATacquisitiongoodwill +604% YoY at 2026-07-04 (goodwill+intangibles +$16,025M = 345% of TTM revenue); acquisitions $12,835M (cash $0M + stock $12,835M, 2026-01-01 to 2026-04-04) = 276% of TTM revenue; pro forma acquisition revenue disclosed in the latest filing (2026-08-11)
WESacquisitiongoodwill +7168% YoY at 2026-03-31 (goodwill+intangibles +$603M = 17% of pre-deal TTM revenue)
WTacquisitiongoodwill +309% YoY at 2026-06-30 (goodwill+intangibles +$495M = 111% of pre-deal TTM revenue); acquisitions $270M (cash $270M + stock $0M, 2025-01-01 to 2025-12-31) = 63% of TTM revenue; pro forma acquisition revenue disclosed in the latest filing (2026-08-05)
CDNAnon-productoperating income moved 2.75x the revenue change YoY (> 0.7) - revenue with ~no cost attached
FFnon-productlatest quarter 2.9x the median of the prior 4 (> 2.5x) - lumpy one-off
IOVAnon-productoperating income moved 1.57x the revenue change YoY (> 0.7) - revenue with ~no cost attached
Unon-productoperating income moved 0.82x the revenue change YoY (> 0.7) - revenue with ~no cost attached
AAMIred flagannual CFO/NI = -0.03 (< 0.8)
ARWred flagreceivables growth outpacing revenue by >20% for 2 quarters; annual CFO/NI = 0.11 (< 0.8)
AVTred flagannual CFO/NI = -0.84 (< 0.8)
CLSred flagannual CFO/NI = 0.79 (< 0.8)
HPKred flagannual CFO/NI = 0.03 (< 0.8)
KYMRred flagannual CFO/NI = -0.75 (< 0.8)
MURred flagreceivables growth outpacing revenue by >20% for 2 quarters
MYFWred flagannual CFO/NI = -0.14 (< 0.8)
PRred flagreceivables growth outpacing revenue by >20% for 2 quarters
URGNred flagreceivables growth outpacing revenue by >20% for 2 quarters
LPGanalystnoise - exclude (commodity/cyclical) - holds until the next 10-Q
PTGXanalystnoise - exclude (milestone/one-off) - holds until the next 10-Q
SWBIanalystnoise - exclude (commodity/cyclical) - holds until the next 10-Q

Track record

every top-10 pick since first flag · entry = next US open · to 13 Oct close
49picks scored
-2.2%avg return
-3.2%vs S&P 500
+3.3%vs Russell 2000
FlaggedTickerReturnvs SPYvs IWMVerdictRankEntryLast
10 OctOOMA+0.7%+0.8%+1.4%noise920.0320.18
10 OctMDB-4.1%-4.0%-3.5%judge8389.00373.07
10 OctSWBI+1.3%+1.4%+1.9%noise714.0414.22
10 OctNTAP+0.7%+0.8%+1.3%genuine6237.42239.01
10 OctMGNX-8.1%-8.0%-7.4%noise43.723.42
07 OctMASS-0.1%-0.4%+0.5%1012.1012.09
06 OctHPK+24.0%+24.1%+26.8%108.1510.11
06 OctSNX-1.5%-1.4%+1.3%genuine9280.11276.04
06 OctEGY+8.3%+8.3%+11.0%85.786.26
05 OctDMLP+5.8%+4.7%+7.6%928.5130.16
03 OctKLIC-11.5%-12.5%-9.6%9100.0188.54
02 OctAOUT+1.7%+0.7%+3.7%616.7317.01
02 OctSITM-17.3%-18.3%-15.3%5701.05579.66
01 OctOESX-18.7%-20.5%-18.5%330.5024.80
23 Sep*DSP+2.6%+2.0%+5.9%1012.8913.23
23 Sep*WHD-3.9%-4.6%-0.7%966.6964.07
16 SepSNDA-9.8%-12.5%-6.7%939.9135.99
16 SepREPX+7.0%+4.3%+10.1%344.6347.75
29 Aug*FIG-21.2%-22.8%-15.2%1027.6021.76
29 Aug*INDI-41.4%-43.0%-35.4%93.782.21
29 Aug*YOU+0.0%-1.6%+6.0%843.5243.52
29 Aug*FIGS+16.6%+14.9%+22.6%715.4418.00
29 Aug*PBF+23.3%+21.6%+29.2%673.9791.17
29 Aug*EVC-20.1%-21.8%-14.2%58.146.50
29 Aug*SUN+0.5%-1.2%+6.4%475.2675.60
29 Aug*BFLY-2.9%-4.5%+3.1%38.348.10
29 Aug*PLTR+13.1%+11.5%+19.1%2184.50208.67
27 AugNGL-12.1%-13.6%-5.0%1017.0614.99
27 AugHTFL+2.9%+1.4%+10.0%genuine748.9250.32
25 AugINR-4.6%-6.4%+2.8%614.5613.89
22 AugCRON-3.3%-5.3%+4.1%103.313.20
22 AugPAGP+1.4%-0.6%+8.8%526.7227.09
19 AugGKOS-11.0%-12.3%-2.6%10186.00165.50
19 AugGLP-2.8%-4.0%+5.6%950.9049.49
19 AugLPG+18.4%+17.1%+26.8%848.9857.98
19 AugTALO+5.5%+4.3%+13.9%716.6417.56
19 AugPARR+12.0%+10.7%+20.4%680.2789.88
19 AugINSW+31.4%+30.1%+39.8%595.17125.04
19 AugMGY-7.5%-8.8%+0.9%427.1525.11
16 AugPAA+4.7%+4.2%+13.4%1023.8124.92
16 AugRCUS-23.2%-23.7%-14.5%929.3222.51
16 AugKYMR-9.1%-9.6%-0.4%8117.39106.68
16 AugPTGX-10.7%-11.2%-2.0%7155.11138.49
16 AugWAT+5.1%+4.6%+13.8%6408.48429.17
16 AugWKC+1.3%+0.8%+10.0%535.8836.35
16 AugURGN-21.1%-21.6%-12.4%448.5138.26
16 AugNVEC-9.0%-9.5%-0.3%3121.69110.74
16 AugFF-6.1%-6.6%+2.6%25.555.21
16 AugCMCO-16.7%-17.1%-7.9%119.2116.01
Read this as noise for now. 49 picks on 15 flag dates; beat the S&P 41% of the time. Excluding the *blank-price glitch days: avg -2.0%, vs S&P -2.9%. A live forward test needs years to prove an edge — its job is to check the pipeline, the historical backtest decides. Source: data/ledger.csv.
Not yet live: estimate revisions, Beneish M-Score, SEC enforcement history. Revenue growth is measured on consecutive quarters with fiscal Q4 derived from the 10-K (v0 skipped Q4 for 84% of flags). Most flagged setups fail — the portfolio maths, not the pick, is the strategy.