Cemex has continued to strengthen within the SIA International ADR Index Report, climbing 46 positions over the past month while remaining in the Favored Green Zone. The shares have significantly outperformed the iShares MSCI ACWI ex US Index ETF over the past year, supported by a strong 9/10 SIA SMAX score and a recent bullish Double Top point and figure signal. Improving relative strength may reflect renewed interest in global infrastructure and construction-related spending trends.
Tokyo Electron Ltd. (TOELY) has significantly outperformed its international benchmark over the past year, which may reflect ongoing investor focus toward semiconductor infrastructure companies leveraged to AI and advanced chip production demand. The stock has continued to climb within the SIA International ADR Index Report, rising 28 positions over the past month to now rank 10th out of 60 constituents while maintaining a perfect 10/10 SIA SMAX score. Tokyo Electron supplies critical semiconductor manufacturing equipment to major global chipmakers including TSMC, Samsung Electronics, and Intel.
Baker Hughes continues to hold a strong relative position within the SIA S&P 500 Index Report, supported by a SMAX score of 9/10 and a recent bullish spread double top Point & Figure signal. The stock has gained 80.10% over the past year, significantly ahead of the broader market, while the favored positioning of the Energy sector may continue to provide a supportive backdrop. As an energy technology company with exposure to both traditional energy infrastructure and industrial efficiency solutions, Baker Hughes remains tied to several ongoing investment themes across the sector.
Manulife Financial Corp. (MFC.TO) has continued to strengthen within the S&P/TSX 60 Index Report, rising 14 positions over the past month to rank #12 while maintaining a favored green zone position. The stock recently generated a Double Top P&F signal and has modestly outperformed the broader S&P/TSX 60 Index across monthly, quarterly, and yearly timeframes. Despite the Insurance sector remaining in the unfavored red zone of the SIA Sector Report, Manulife’s stock-specific relative strength may continue to support its current positioning.
Trane Technologies has continued to show constructive relative strength within the SIA S&P 500 Index Report, supported by a recent Double Top P&F signal and short-term outperformance versus the benchmark. The company’s exposure to commercial infrastructure, industrial facilities, and precision cooling demand tied to data center expansion may be contributing to ongoing investor interest. With the stock currently ranked 97/505 and holding a SIA SMAX Score of 9/10, TT remains positioned within the favored portion of the report despite recent short-term ranking slippage.
J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. (JBHT) has continued to strengthen within the SIA S&P 500 Index Report, climbing 75 positions over the past month while maintaining its placement in the favored green zone. The Transportation sector remains one of the stronger areas of the market, and JBHT’s combination of relative strength, technical momentum, and long-term outperformance may be reinforcing investor interest in the stock. Read the full report for a deeper look at the company’s Point & Figure structure, support and resistance levels, and how its logistics platform may be positioning it within the current market environment.
Oil continues to trade near historically elevated levels, with Point and Figure support beginning at the 3-box reversal level of $93.19 and extending through a broader support zone between $90.48 and $82.80. Well-established resistance remains at $111.27, with additional longer-term supply identified up to $118.05, a range that may prove important in determining whether crude can sustain its current momentum. While transport stocks continue to reflect resilient economic activity, the interaction between elevated energy prices and ongoing demand conditions may remain a key area of focus for advisors monitoring broader market trends.
TC Energy Corp. (TRP.TO) has strengthened its position within the SIA S&P/TSX 60 Index Report, rising to #13 with a SMAX score of 9/10 and gaining 9 spots over the past quarter. A recent breakout above $89.44 and bullish double top signal may indicate continued upside potential, with measured resistance levels at $96.81 and $104.79. With the Energy sector in a favored position, the stock’s relative strength could continue to be supported, although confirmation through sustained price action may be required.
Viatris Inc. (VTRS) has shown improved relative strength, climbing 26 positions over the past month to #106 in the SIA S&P 500 Index Report while remaining in the favored green zone. The stock has delivered +15.88% quarterly and +85.84% yearly returns, outperforming the S&P 500, which may be contributing to its current positioning despite some recent softening in rankings. A Double Top P&F signal, with support at $13.83 and resistance at $16.21, suggests the shares may be trading within a defined range following the advance. With the Drugs sector in a neutral zone, any continued upside could depend on sustained stock-specific strength rather than broader sector support.
CVS Health Corp. has been advancing within the SIA S&P 500 Index Report, climbing 108 positions over the past month as relative strength improves within a favored Retail sector backdrop. The stock recently broke above prior resistance at $82.12 following a bullish spread double top signal, while delivering returns of +16.99% monthly and +12.75% quarterly, outperforming the S&P 500 Index Fund over both periods. With technical levels now establishing support near $77.38 and resistance approaching $94.33, CVS’s current positioning may reflect strengthening momentum within the broader market context.
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