Friday July 25, 2025 First Up Day After Longest Consecutive Down Days Fourteen Days Ago $DAL $HOOD $TAL $CPNG $CRWD $GGLL $GOOG $GOOGL $MMM $SHOP $SPOT $AEM $AGI $BP

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Rank	Ticker	Consecutive Down Days
1	DAL	5
2	HOOD	5
3	TAL 🚀	5
4	CPNG	4
5	CRWD	3
6	GGLL	3
7	GOOG	3
8	GOOGL	3
9	MMM	3
10	SHOP 🚀	3
11	SPOT	3
12	AEM	2
13	AGI	2
14	BP	2
15	BROS	2
16	CLF 🚀	2
17	COF	2
18	DHI	2
19	DJT 🚀	2
20	EL	2
21	ENTG	2
22	GPN	2
23	GRAB	2
24	JD	2
25	JNUG 🚀	2
26	KGC	2
27	KMX	2
28	KO	2
29	KVUE	2
30	LEN	2
31	LI	2
32	M	2
33	MARA 🚀	2
34	MCD	2
35	MCHP	2
36	MGM	2
37	MKC	2
38	NAIL 🚀	2
39	NIO 🚀	2
40	ON	2
41	PHM	2
42	PINS	2
43	QXO	2
44	RF	2
45	RKT	2
46	RUN 🚀	2
47	SBUX	2
48	SNAP	2
49	SPG	2
50	STM	2
51	UBER	2
52	USB	2
53	UTSL	2
54	WPM	2
55	WYNN	2
56	XPEV 🚀	2
57	YUM	2
58	ACHR 🚀	1
59	ADM	1
60	AEG	1
61	AEO 🚀	1
62	APP	1
63	APTV	1
64	ARM 🚀	1
65	AS	1
66	AVGO	1
67	BA	1
68	BAC	1
69	BLDR	1
70	BULL 🚀	1
71	C	1
72	CAVA	1
73	CDNS	1
74	CLS 🚀	1
75	CMG	1
76	CRBG	1
77	CRCL 🚀	1
78	CRM	1
79	CSCO	1
80	CVE	1
81	DB	1
82	DKNG	1
83	DLTR	1
84	DOCS	1
85	DOW	1
86	EXEL	1
87	F	1
88	FAS	1
89	FCX	1
90	FDX	1
91	FERG	1
92	FFTY	1
93	FI	1
94	FLEX	1
95	FLUT	1
96	FUTU	1
97	GEV	1
98	GM	1
99	GPC	1
100	HPE	1
101	HWM	1
102	INTC	1
103	JOBY	1
104	JPM	1
105	LUNR 🚀	1
106	LVS	1
107	LYB	1
108	LYV	1
109	MUFG	1
110	NCLH	1
111	NKE 🚀	1
112	NOK 🚀	1
113	NTR	1
114	NUE	1
115	NWG	1
116	PDD	1
117	PSTG	1
118	PTON 🚀	1
119	QQQ	1
120	RBLX	1
121	RCL	1
122	ROKU	1
123	ROST	1
124	SE 🚀	1
125	SERV 🚀	1
126	SN	1
127	SOXL 🚀	1
128	SPY	1
129	STLA	1
130	SWK	1
131	SYF	1
132	TCOM	1
133	TEAM	1
134	TEM	1
135	TME	1
136	TQQQ	1
137	TRU	1
138	TSLA	1
139	TSLL 🚀	1
140	UAA	1
141	UPST 🚀	1
142	V	1
143	VG	1
144	VLO	1
145	VRT	1
146	YINN	1

First Up Day After Longest Consecutive Down Days

The first up day after a long consecutive down streak is a trading signal that some technical analysts and traders use to identify a potential trend reversal. This concept is rooted in the idea of "mean reversion," which suggests that after an extended period of decline, a stock or market is likely to bounce back. The logic behind this signal is that the prolonged selling pressure has likely exhausted itself, pushing the stock into an "oversold" condition. The first day of positive price action after such a streak can be interpreted as the beginning of a recovery, as buyers step in to capitalize on the lower prices. This signal is often seen as a sign that the panic or bearish sentiment that drove the down streak is subsiding, and a new wave of buying is emerging. Traders often look for this pattern as an entry point for a short-term trade, anticipating that the bounce will continue. However, it's crucial to use this signal with caution and in conjunction with other indicators. A single up day doesn't guarantee a lasting reversal. It could be a brief "dead cat bounce" before the downtrend resumes. For confirmation, traders may look for increased volume on the up day or a break above key resistance levels.