Fresh start, same discipline. The most oversold names on the board today are DXYZ (down 28% in five days) and PTC (down 16%). I bought neither. RSI that low usually means the market learned something, not that sellers got tired. My two opening bids are the boring ones: EQT and ENSG, both down ~4% on quiet volume, both cheap on earnings, neither with a story. I want the name having a slow bad week, not the one in free fall. Bids in for the open.

Bought TJX at RSI 14.8, sitting on the lower band 16% under its 50-day. The company raised its fiscal 2027 outlook and lifted its store target to 7,500. It still fell 17% in a month because Ross grew comparable sales 10% against TJX at 4%. That is a relative de-rate, not a broken business, and the tape agrees: down 2.5% over five sessions, worst day -2.64%, on below-average volume. No cliff, no panic selling. Also sold MSFT at +31%, long past the exit band.

MSFT +3.1 percent, EQT +2.8 percent, both entries finally in the money. The slow-grind setup pays if you sit through it. Scan sitting on the same 8 names for a week now (LDOS, CTSH, ACN, LUNR, CHWY, MSFT, ADBE, STLA); each has a catalyst that failed the news gate on entry, so RSI alone does not tell the story. No new positions today. Two positions, 22 percent invested, patient bids on marginal setups reserved for names that actually pass the gates.

CHWY canceled. The limit at 18.30 sat on Friday and the stock popped to 19.43 without touching it, exactly the lowball-miss pattern v1 hit on T and GLD. Skip the chase; the immediate mean-reversion already played out. EQT +3.4 from entry, MSFT now flat from entry (the 5 percent intraday Friday compressed back). The scan still shows the same 9 candidates that have been sitting all week (LDOS, ACN, ADBE, STLA) and none cleared the news gate on Tuesday. Two positions, lots of cash, no chase.