Updated 2026-07-10 22:32 UTC Β· horizon 10 trading days (~2 weeks) Β· 29 halal-screened tickers
Ranked by Setup Score β how coiled each name is now. High score = volatility
compressed, a move loading. The Β± column and 1Ο targets show how far price
could travel up or down over the horizon (~68% within Β±1Ο). A both-ways
(straddle-style) setup tool β direction is a weak hint only.
#
Ticker
Price
Score
Squeeze
Β±10d
Implied
Vol
Down 1Ο
Up 1Ο
Lean
HV%
Earnings
Debt%
Cash%
1
SHOP
122.54
62
β
Β±9.1%
10.8%
π΄ rich
111.38
133.70
Bullish
46
25d
0%
4%
2
CRM
163.32
60
β
Β±7.2%
8.7%
π΄ rich
151.57
175.07
Bullish
36
53d
32%
9%
3
AMD
557.89
59
π 1d
Β±15.7%
14.7%
β’ fair
470.21
645.57
Bullish
79
24d
0%
1%
4
XOM
138.88
53
β
Β±5.3%
5.2%
β’ fair
131.47
146.29
Bearish
27
20d
8%
1%
5
SPUS
57.78
51
π 1d
Β±3.7%
β
β
55.62
59.94
Bullish
19
β
β
β
6
NOW
107.71
46
β
Β±11.1%
16.1%
π΄ rich
95.73
119.69
Bullish
56
β 11d
2%
5%
7
NVDA
210.96
46
β
Β±7.0%
7.3%
β’ fair
196.23
225.69
Neutral
35
46d
0%
1%
8
GOOGL
357.18
40
β
Β±6.2%
9.0%
π΄ rich
334.86
379.50
Neutral
31
β 11d
2%
3%
9
TXN
311.46
34
β
Β±12.7%
15.2%
π΄ rich
271.83
351.09
Neutral
64
β 11d
5%
2%
10
MSFT
385.10
33
β
Β±7.2%
6.5%
β’ fair
357.23
412.97
Bullish
36
18d
4%
3%
11
HLAL
72.05
32
β
Β±3.9%
β
β
69.21
74.88
Bullish
20
β
β
β
12
INTC
109.84
32
β
Β±18.3%
19.6%
β’ fair
89.72
129.96
Bearish
92
β 12d
8%
6%
13
LLY
1,188.58
31
β
Β±6.8%
6.8%
β’ fair
1,107.48
1,269.68
Bullish
34
25d
4%
0%
14
AMZN
245.34
31
β
Β±6.7%
6.6%
β’ fair
228.87
261.81
Bullish
34
19d
9%
5%
15
PLTR
126.79
30
β
Β±11.3%
9.7%
β’ fair
112.50
141.08
Bullish
57
23d
0%
3%
16
QCOM
189.16
28
β
Β±13.0%
β
β
164.49
213.83
Bearish
66
18d
8%
5%
17
CVX
176.40
28
β
Β±5.4%
β
β
166.93
185.87
Neutral
27
20d
13%
2%
18
MU
979.30
26
β
Β±22.9%
β
β
754.87
1,203.73
Bearish
115
74d
1%
2%
19
ARM
323.39
25
β
Β±19.8%
β
β
259.39
387.39
Bearish
99
18d
0%
1%
20
AVGO
399.97
23
π₯ β²
Β±9.7%
β
β
361.17
438.77
Neutral
49
54d
3%
1%
21
ADBE
223.64
22
β
Β±9.5%
β
β
202.40
244.88
Bullish
48
61d
8%
6%
22
UBER
74.54
21
β
Β±9.0%
β
β
67.86
81.22
Bullish
45
25d
8%
4%
23
MRVL
235.81
20
β
Β±20.7%
β
β
186.99
284.63
Bearish
104
47d
3%
2%
24
TSLA
407.76
19
β
Β±11.8%
β
β
359.76
455.76
Bullish
59
β 11d
1%
3%
25
LRCX
350.33
11
β
Β±20.3%
β
β
279.13
421.53
Bearish
102
18d
1%
1%
26
AMAT
602.50
10
β
Β±20.1%
β
β
481.49
723.51
Bearish
101
33d
2%
2%
27
META
669.21
8
β
Β±10.8%
β
β
596.63
741.79
Bullish
54
18d
5%
5%
28
AAPL
315.32
6
β
Β±6.9%
β
β
293.67
336.97
Bullish
34
19d
2%
1%
29
JNJ
256.98
0
β
Β±6.1%
β
β
241.25
272.71
Bullish
31
β 4d
9%
4%
How it works
The idea β volatility cycles
Volatility breathes: it contracts, then expands. When a stock coils
β its trading range squeezes tight and recent volatility drops to the low end
of its own range β an outsized move usually follows within days. The catch is
the direction isn't knowable in advance. So this tool ranks how
coiled each name is and shows how far it could travel both ways.
Where the numbers come from
Each weekday after the US close a GitHub Action pulls ~1 year of daily
prices for every halal-screened ticker, recomputes the indicators (Bollinger
Bands, Keltner Channels, TTM squeeze, ATR, historical volatility) with no
look-ahead, and redeploys this page. Nothing to run by hand β just refresh.
What each column means
Score (0β100) β how coiled the name is right now; higher = a move is more imminent. The chip shades greenβred with the score.
Squeeze β π Nd = Bollinger Bands inside the Keltner Channels (the βTTM squeezeβ) and building for N days. π₯ β²/βΌ = the squeeze just released (the entry trigger) and which way it broke.
Β±10d β the 1-sigma historical expected move over the horizon, as a % of price.
Implied / Vol β the option-implied move and whether it's cheap / fair / rich vs. history. Cheap = market underpricing the move (favours buying a straddle); rich = overpricing it. Priced for the top names only.
Down 1Ο / Up 1Ο β price targets one standard deviation either side. ~68% of moves land inside Β±1Ο, ~95% inside Β±2Ο.
Earnings β calendar days to the next report. β means it lands inside the horizon: a big expected move there is normal, not edge.
Lean β a faint directional hint from squeeze momentum. A tiebreaker only β do not trade on it alone.
HV% β annualised historical volatility (how jumpy the name has been).
Debt% / Cash% β the Shariah financial-ratio check: interest-bearing debt and cash as a share of market cap. Both must stay under ~33%. Every name shown has passed.
Score = compression (low Bollinger-bandwidth %ile, β€35)
+ room to expand (low historical-vol %ile, β€20)
+ active TTM squeeze, longer = more (β€45)
Expected move (1Ο) = price Γ daily Ο Γ β(horizon days)
Halal screen = permissible industry
AND interest-bearing debt / market cap < 33%
AND cash & equivalents / market cap < 33% (AAOIFI / S&P Islamic style)
How to use these signals
Start at the top. The highest scores are the most coiled β where a move is most likely to fire soon. Treat the list as a watchlist, not buy orders.
Trade the move, not a guess at direction. This is a both-ways setup. It pairs naturally with non-directional option plays (a straddle / strangle), or with waiting for the breakout and trading whichever way it resolves.
Use the Β± band as your expected move. Compare it to what options are pricing: if a straddle costs less than the 1Ο band implies, the expected move may be βcheapβ; if more, itβs βrichβ. The Down / Up targets are your reference levels.
Wait for the squeeze to release. π with rising days means energy is building β not yet a trigger. The signal is the fire: when the bands expand back out. Many traders enter on the release, in the direction it breaks.
Check the calendar first. A big expected move into earnings is normal, not edge. Know the catalyst (earnings, Fed, product event) before assuming the squeeze tells the whole story.
Manage risk. The band is a probability, not a promise β roughly 1 move in 3 breaks outside Β±1Ο. Size positions so a 2Ο move against you is survivable.
Re-verify halal compliance. The universe is fetched from Shariah ETFs and re-checked on industry + debt/cash ratios β but the 5%-income purification rule isnβt automated. Confirm each name and purify incidental impure income (Zoya / Musaffa).
β οΈ Educational tool, not financial advice, and not a fatwa. The universe is
pulled from Shariah-compliant ETFs and re-screened on industry + debt/cash ratios
(an approximation of AAOIFI / S&P Islamic methodology). It does not automate the
5%-income purification rule, and ratios change quarterly β re-verify each name (Zoya /
Musaffa) before trading.