Few overheating or already-surging signals — relatively calm. A good stage to observe pre-breakout conditions patiently.
Some risk factors present — volatility, short-term overheating, or thin liquidity. Size and scale in carefully if entering.
Already surged, RSI overheated, extended far from highs, or earnings imminent. Chasing now carries meaningful pullback risk.
IRS's RSI(14) currently reads 52. RSI compares the size of recent up moves to down moves to flag stretched conditions in either direction. Readings above 70 are typically read as overbought and below 30 as oversold — this one falls in the 'normal' range. Treat this as one data point on IRS, not a standalone signal. → Learn more
ADX currently reads 11. ADX does not indicate direction — it measures trend strength, i.e. how pronounced a trend is (25+ is considered pronounced). Right now IRS shows +DI and -DI show no clear edge either way, putting it in the 'weak trend' range on ADX. Treat this as one data point on IRS, not a standalone signal. → Learn more
IRS's Bollinger Band width is in the bottom 13% (narrow) of its past year, and the squeeze indicator is currently active. A Bollinger Band squeeze means price volatility has contracted well below its usual range. A squeeze is often followed by a volatility expansion in either direction. Cross-check this against IRS's other indicators above before drawing a conclusion. → Learn more
IRS's OBV is currently not showing a clear rise (none), and the up/down volume ratio is 1.5x. OBV adds volume on up days and subtracts it on down days, building a running estimate of money flow. Treat this as one data point on IRS, not a standalone signal. → Learn more
IRS's recent volume is running at 0.7x its usual level. This figure flags whether trading activity has picked up relative to its own recent norm — a reference point for whether order flow is concentrating around this stock. Cross-check this against IRS's other indicators above before drawing a conclusion. → Learn more
IRS's change over the last 5 trading days is +1.0%, and over the last 1 trading day is -0.3%. Both figures describe short-term price movement only and are not, on their own, a trading signal.
IRS's current price is 2.5% below its 20-day high. Distance from the recent high is a reference point for how close price is to potential resistance. On this measure it currently falls in the 'near resistance' category. As with any single metric, weigh this alongside IRS's full indicator set. → Learn more
IRS's ATR% currently reads 3.3%, a 'daily range' level. This is a running measure of how much the price typically moves in a single session. As with any single metric, weigh this alongside IRS's full indicator set. → Learn more
IRS's 20-trading-day relative strength versus SPY (S&P 500 ETF) is +2.5%. A positive relative-strength reading means the stock outpaced the broad market. This reading is specific to IRS on this scan date and can change quickly. → Learn more
No significant edge was measured for Bollinger Band Squeeze: 28.3% versus a 29.3% base rate across 3949 cases. This reading is specific to IRS on this scan date and can change quickly. → Bollinger Band Squeeze
Stocks holding Weekly Squeeze reached +15% 25.4% of the time, versus a 29.3% base rate — not a statistically significant difference (5281 cases). As with any single metric, weigh this alongside IRS's full indicator set. → Weekly Squeeze
Limitations of this page — Automatically calculated, not a stock recommendation. Score is a count of conditions met, not a prediction; base rates are historical measurements only (IRS diagnostic as of 2026.09.09 14:02).
A history of past monitoring candidates — not investment advice. See the scanner's full track record here.