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👉Group A - Technology Sector: TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR ($TSM), ADOBE ($ADBE), SAP ($SAP)

👉Group B - Consumer Cyclical Sector: HOME DEPOT ($HD), LVMH ($LVMUY), TOYOTA ($TM)

Magna Outruns Auto Parts Weakness With Trend Signal Active for 51 Weeks

MGA rose 2.5% in a down week for Auto Parts, keeping a long weekly trend intact, though the four-week return and relative-strength fade keep the read balanced.

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Best Buy’s 27.6% quarter puts the stock back at the top of its yearly range

The electronics retailer closed just 0.4% below its 52-week high, but the latest advance came on below-average volume and sits well above both Trend and Fair Value levels.

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SharkNinja is 0.9% off its 52-week high, but the breakout still lacks heavy-volume proof

SN added 0.8% in the latest week and is up 27.6% over 12 weeks, outpacing a weak Consumer Cyclical tape while participation remains only neutral.

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eBay’s 6.5% rebound comes with a 9.8M-share participation gap

EBAY closed at $114.8, only 3.5% below its 52-week high, but the latest advance arrived on 0.4x 13-week average volume.

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Viking’s 53-week Trend Signal pauses on 0.7x volume after a 30% quarter

Viking Holdings slipped 2.5% for the week, but the pullback came after a strong four-week advance and left the travel-services stock only 4.8% below its 52-week high.

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Aurora’s 59.8% quarter separates from Auto Parts, but July volume leaves confirmation unfinished

Aurora Innovation closed at $6.63 after another positive week, keeping its 10-week Trend Signal intact. The recovery is outpacing sector and industry peers, but participation has faded from May’s heavy-volume advance.

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A 25% quarter puts Dick’s Sporting Goods near its peak, while retail breadth stays narrow

Dick’s Sporting Goods finished the week 2.1% below its 52-week high with an active Trend backdrop, but volume confirmation is only moderate and Specialty Retail participation remains selective.

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