Radar · 12 groups flagged · 9 October 2026
What's moving as a pack.
Each week a fixed, mechanical scan looks for groups of stocks rising together on shared momentum. It is research: the groups feed the themes the dossiers follow, and the scan buys nothing. This page is the scan itself: candidates, not positions. Scanned 3,365 names this week.
What triggers a cluster
- Leader + peers. A leader up big over six months, with correlated peers also trending.
- Breadth. At least two peers up more than 30% in three months — participation, not one squeeze.
- Volume. Cluster dollar volume running above its own longer-run median, in a market above its 200-day.
FTRE leader
breadth 4 1.5× vol
What happens next
A flagged group is a question, not an answer.
The stocks in a flagged group join the research and get dossiers. The portfolio is decided by the AI, from that research and from two fixed rules — a filed revenue inflection the market confirms, and the strongest trends among the most-traded stocks — described on the methodology page.
Common questions
- What is the theme radar?
- A weekly mechanical scan for groups of stocks rising together: a leader up more than 100% over six months, related stocks (correlation above 0.40) up more than 30%, rising trading volume, and the S&P 500 above its 200-day average. It finds candidates; it decides nothing.
- Does a triggered cluster mean FrontierPicks is buying?
- No. The radar is a fixed, mechanical rule and buys nothing. A flagged group joins the research: its stocks get dossiers. The AI decides what the portfolio holds, from the research and from two fixed rules' proposals; a stock is never bought because its group was flagged.
- What do breadth and volume mean here?
- Breadth is how many peers in the cluster are up more than 30% over three months — a broad move, not one stock. The volume ratio compares the group's typical daily dollar volume over the last 20 days with the last 120; above about 1.3× shows real buying behind the move.