Dip Radar — stocks that oscillate regularly around their trend line
Liquid US stocks whose price has historically oscillated around its own trend line: direction (upward/sideways/downward) with channel fit, typical dip depth, oscillations per quarter and the current position in standard deviations from the trend. A purely statistical description of how a stock fluctuates, not investment advice.
Stock Twins — cointegrated stock pairs with an oscillating spread
Pairs of stocks from the same sector whose price difference (the spread) has historically oscillated around one level (mean reversion). For each pair: the history of the spread as a chart plus the current position in standard deviations from the historical mean. A purely statistical description of the relationship, not investment advice.