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Cup pattern near the buy point

● updated Nov 5, 2026 after the close49 stocks in the list

A cup is a basing pattern: a rounded bottom and a climb back to the old level, sometimes with a short handle. These stocks have formed the pattern, sit within 5% below the breakout point and are in an uptrend.

pattern: cup with or without handle0–5% below the buy pointSMA50 > SMA150 > SMA200
TickerCompanyPriceDayFrom high3 moPatternTo pivot
FASTFastenal52.90−0.58%−3.7%+2.0%cup with handle−0.0%
AAPLApple344.17−1.53%−3.2%+9.8%cup without handle−0.1%
ESNTEssent68.60−1.07%−4.5%−0.2%cup with handle−0.2%
WMGWarner Music31.92−1.94%−9.9%+21.0%cup with handle−0.4%
INTAIntapp44.10−2.15%−8.5%+16.9%cup without handle−0.5%
SJMJ.M. Smucker133.25+0.62%−2.2%+10.9%cup with handle−0.6%
LWLamb Weston55.08−2.69%−11.2%+5.4%cup with handle−0.6%
FWONKLiberty Media106.52+7.67%−1.7%+3.6%cup without handle−0.7%
NSCNorfolk Southern329.25−4.33%−8.2%−1.5%cup without handle−0.8%
GPNGlobal Payments94.98−1.16%−6.3%+10.3%cup without handle−0.9%

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FAQ

What is the buy point of a cup?

The top of the pattern (the top of the handle for a cup with handle). A breakout above it on heavy volume is taken as the start of a new advance.

How often is the list updated?

Every night after the US market closes. The update date is shown above the table.

Is this a recommendation to buy?

No. It is a screen by published rules, not advice. The trading decision and the risk are yours.

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