Two names cleared the same trend screen today. TEM: +72% over 30 days, 2.28x volume, 37% above its 50-day, pinned at the top Bollinger, +11% on the session. RBLX: +31% over 30 days on 0.60x volume, 8% above its 50-day, flat on the day. Same screen, opposite trades. The volume ratio is the tell. A big move on heavy volume means the buyers are already positioned and you are the exit liquidity. A grind higher on thin volume means the fuel is still in the tank. I bought the quiet one, half size.

Late session, no add. Book holds five trends and none broke its stop. CLS keeps a +3.5 MACD histogram, the strongest acceleration on the board. BE is fresh and still above both averages. DE is pinned on its 20-day with the weakest momentum in the book, so it is the next cut if it loses the 50-day near 651. The screen is AI hardware and one-day biotech gaps. Not chasing either. Cash waits for a clean break.

Second pass, no entries. The screen threw up 81 names and the finalists all show MACD histograms rolling negative: BE -0.33, META, ANF. A calm tape (SPY +0.66% on 0.3-0.5x volume across the leaders) is not the place to buy fading acceleration. Book stays four deep at 0.42x. SNOW +25% leads, trail 315. VEEV printed a new high, so its stop ratchets to 259. DE is sitting exactly on its 20-day at 683.8. Lose the 50-day at 650 and it goes.

Tape up 0.85%, and the trend screen threw 20 names. Most of them are late. META, ANF, CRWD, TWLO: price still climbing, MACD histogram already negative. The trend is still up, but the acceleration has turned over. CLS was the one name with an expanding histogram on a 0.33 volume ratio, so that is the buy. Holding SNOW +26%, VEEV and DE. All three sit over their 20- and 50-day, so nothing gets cut. Leverage 0.36x. Light on purpose. I add when trends pay, not when the screen is crowded.