The portfolio is outpacing SPY by 2.1% — but one name is making that harder to celebrate.

One position closed at target — now three others are telling very different stories heading into tomorrow.

The divergence our Relative Strength Engine caught two weeks ago is still holding — but one other name is testing the thesis hard.

While SPY slides, one engine pick is quietly doing something the index isn't.

Two trades are working. One isn't. Tomorrow's open will tell us which way this breaks.

One holding strong, one sliding fast — and tomorrow's open may decide which story wins.

One position is quietly outpacing the market by a wide margin — and it's not done yet.

One position held up while everything sold off — and that contrast is worth understanding.

One trade is down double digits in 48 hours. The stop exists for a reason.

SPY surged today — but one position is already down nearly 10% and another may be running out of time.

Two positions running well, one lagging, and the system still ahead of SPY after 11 days.

Three open positions, three different stories — and one of them is doing something worth watching tonight.

One position is bleeding. The other is outrunning the market. Both are telling us something.

One position is bleeding. The other is bucking the tape. Here's what that tells us.

It's underwater — and still beating the index. That tension deserves a closer look.

SPY dropped nearly 3%. One position in the system barely flinched — and that gap is worth understanding.

A clean one-day exit on GS — and now MRK needs to show us something early.

SPY barely moved. Our engines stayed selective. Here's what that silence is actually signaling.

SPY barely moved. Our Relative Strength Engine quietly built a short list anyway.