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3 Stocks Flashing Rare Buy Signals After the Market's Wildest MonthWritten by Bridget Bennett. Date Posted: 4/21/2026. 
Key Points
- The Nasdaq just notched its longest winning streak since July 2009, with the rally landing right as the Iran ceasefire heads into a make-or-break week.
- Short-term signal-based trading thrives in exactly the kind of whiplash conditions investors are seeing right now, with volatility multiplying setups rather than erasing them.
- Tradesmith CEO Keith Kaplan's system flagged United Airlines, DT Midstream and Astera Labs as high-probability short-term setups, each scoring above 95 on quality.
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The S&P 500 printed an all-time high. Then a war, an oil shock and a geopolitical gut-punch erased nearly 10% in 30 days. In even less time, the index roared back above 7,000 to set a fresh record. Gold hovers near $4,820 an ounce, while oil swings between $85 and $110 a barrel on every Strait of Hormuz headline. Inflation just printed 3.3% — the biggest monthly jump since June 2022. That's the setup: all-time highs during a fragile ceasefire that expires April 22, with the safe-haven trade screaming in the background.
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For buy-and-hold investors it can feel like whiplash. For traders who know how to read the data, this is the environment that produces some of the cleanest setups of the decade. Volatility Doesn't Kill Signals—It Multiplies ThemThe core reframing from Tradesmith CEO Keith Kaplan is this: rapid, dramatic price swings don't erase repeatable patterns in market data. They push the tape into rare configurations that surface only a handful of times per decade — and those configurations have historically shown the highest accuracy and the largest potential gains. It's the Jim Simons playbook, adapted to a post-2020 market. Simons averaged 66% annual returns for four decades by focusing on short-term, repeatable mathematical patterns rather than long-term fundamentals. Kaplan's team has built a machine-learning system that scans roughly 2,500 stocks each morning for those fingerprints, then scores each signal against current market conditions. That matters because the same signal doesn't behave the same way in every tape. Context is the filter. Three names cleared that filter this week. United Airlines Stock: A High-Quality Mean Reversion SetupFirst on the list is United Airlines Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: UAL). Kaplan's system flagged UAL with a bullish pivot signal — Tradesmith's term for a mean-reversion setup — and scored it 98.82 out of 100 on quality. Historical accuracy for this specific fingerprint is 92.41%, with an average return of 6.66% and an average holding period of just over half a month. Annualize that, and the math gets interesting fast. The key point — and what separates signal-based trading from conventional analysis — is that the setup has nothing to do with fuel costs, booking trends or the latest earnings print. It's a pattern in the price data that has paid out roughly nine times out of 10 when it has fired in the past. The target exit is an 8% move, meaningful for a stock like UAL. DT Midstream Stock: An Oversold Signal in a Small-Cap NameThe second name is DT Midstream Inc. (NYSE: DTM), a natural gas pipeline and storage operator with a market cap just under $14 billion that has traded publicly since July 2021. DTM experienced a streak of progressively lower closes in March and early April — one of the more reliable oversold fingerprints in Kaplan's system. Quality score: 95.63. Average return when this signal has fired: 8.85%. Historical max loss: under 4%. Win rate: just over nine in 10. The median win is around 10.5%, and exits are either signal-based or time-based, with a hard stop of about a month. The risk is the familiar small-cap caveat: lower float generally means lower liquidity, so position sizing matters more here than with a name like UAL. The upside is a clean oversold setup in a sector many traders aren't watching right now. Astera Labs Stock: A Speculative Sprint SignalThe third name is the speculative one. Astera Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: ALAB) has run hard since its March 2024 debut, and the system tagged it with what Tradesmith calls a sprint signal — momentum carrying further. ALAB's quality score came in near 100. Historical win rate for this signal is nearly nine in 10, with an average return of 27.22%. The max loss on record is close to 6%, and one prior occurrence produced a 50% gain. The wrinkle: ALAB sold off roughly 5% on the day of filming. Kaplan views that pullback as a gift — a second entry on top of an already-strong signal. The risk is obvious, since a few prior fires of this pattern closed at losses. Size accordingly. What the NASDAQ's Streak Is Telling TradersZoom out and the backdrop gets more interesting. The Nasdaq Composite just notched a streak of consecutive higher closes — its longest winning streak since July 2009. History suggests these streaks tend to be followed by short-term volatility and longer-term strength. The setup is exactly the kind of repeatable pattern Kaplan's system is built to read, and it flashed as the Iran ceasefire approached a make-or-break week. Expect turbulence. Expect signals. This setup favors traders who are paying attention. |
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