Scanner DailyTickers — Monday, June 22, 2026

Intel hit a new all-time high at $135.48 (+10.64%) on the Apple chip partnership announcement — the most significant catalyst in INTC’s history since its foundry pivot. BUY signal active since Jun 11 at $114.05 (+17.5% since). SOX +6.4% confirms broad semiconductor re-rating. EMA stack bullish: price above EMA20 ($99.92), EMA50, EMA200 ($54.96). The Apple deal transforms Intel from a legacy chipmaker into a next-gen foundry partner for the world’s most valuable company. Entry on VWAP pullback Monday — do NOT chase above $134. R/R 1.7 with stop below the gap-up base.

HIMS surged +11.23% to $35.47 on heavy volume, continuing its strong momentum from the previous scan (selected at $31.89). BUY signal active since Jun 16 at $30.21 (+17.4% since). Price reclaimed EMA200 ($33.39) and sits well above EMA50 ($26.32). Options flow was the most bullish in the previous scan with 20+ call IV spikes. DTC healthcare disruptor with expanding telehealth platform and GLP-1 weight loss channel. Entry on Monday pullback toward EMA200 zone ($33.50); stop below prior support. 2nd consecutive selection — momentum persistence is the strongest signal.

Jabil pulled back -0.83% to $371.88 toward its SMA20 ($374.37) while the broader market rallied — a textbook pullback-to-support in a strong uptrend. BUY signal active since Jun 11 at $369.03. 9 analyst target raises in the last 30 days confirm institutional conviction. JBL is the primary contract manufacturer for AI server infrastructure (data center, 5G, EV components). EMA50 ($346.95) provides a deep support floor. R/R 1.7 with a 1.5× ATR stop ($29.55 below entry) — this is the highest ATR-discipline setup in the scan.

Santander at $13.50 sits 98% of its 52-week high ($13.78) as the EU bank re-rating enters its 5th consecutive month. BUY signal active since Jun 11 at $12.33 (+9.5% since). EMA stack perfectly aligned: EMA20 > EMA50 ($12.28) > EMA200 ($11.38). Forward P/E ~10× remains cheap vs US peers. 2.1% dividend yield adds carry. The US-Iran peace deal is a tailwind for European banks — reduced geopolitical risk premium benefits EU equities broadly. 3rd consecutive scan selection — this is the most persistent trend in our universe.

American Express pulled back -0.75% to $338 near its SMA200 ($337.40) while the rest of the market rallied — creating a classic pullback-to-moving-average entry. BUY signal active since May 28 at $312.39 (+8.2% since). DZ Bank upgraded AXP to Buy with a strong premium consumer thesis. Forward P/E attractive for a premium payments franchise with 7-8% revenue growth. Stop below $323 = 1.51× ATR ($11.91) and 3.6% below entry — clean risk management. AXP is uncorrelated with our semi exposure (rho = -0.06 with INTC), providing essential portfolio diversification.

SMH surged +5.76% to $659.88, approaching its all-time high of $663.80 on the SOX +6.4% peace dividend rally. The ETF provides diversified semiconductor exposure: NVDA, AVGO, TSM, INTC, QCOM, AMD are all top holdings. Volume spikes across multiple call strikes ($657.5-$705) signal institutional positioning for further upside. Entry on Monday pullback toward the $645 zone (VWAP pullback from Thursday’s explosive session). MU earnings Wednesday is the next sector catalyst. SMH is the purest sector-level play on the semiconductor renaissance thesis.

EWJ hit a new 52-week high at $96.52 (+1.92%), continuing the Japan re-rating story that has been one of the strongest global trends of 2026. BUY signal active since Jun 11 at $92.12 (+4.5% since). EMA stack perfectly aligned: price > EMA20 ($90.69) > EMA50 > EMA200 ($85.51). Japan equities benefit from three structural tailwinds: yen weakness boosting exporters, corporate governance reforms improving shareholder returns, and AI infrastructure buildout (semi/robotics). EWJ is our APAC diversifier and the 3rd consecutive scan pick — trend persistence confirmed.

NuScale Power surged +13.54% to $11.74 on heavy volume with 18% short interest creating squeeze potential. Options flow is the most bullish in the scan: 20+ bullish call IV/volume spikes across strikes $5.50-$15, with OI of 4,866 on $11.50 calls (volume spike 3.3×). Nuclear energy is benefiting from the AI data center power demand thesis and the US-Iran peace deal (reduced Middle East energy risk accelerates the nuclear transition narrative). Price reclaimed EMA50 ($11.50) from below — the reclaim is the technical trigger. Pre-Squeeze is the 10% allocation per NEUTRAL regime weights.

Janus Henderson at $51.88 sits 97% of its 52-week high ($53.76), consolidating for a breakout above prior resistance. JHG is the portfolio’s best decorrelator: near-zero correlation with every other position (max rho = 0.13 with SAN, 0.03 with INTC, 0.05 with HIMS). Forward P/E of ~11× is value territory for a UK asset manager with $361B AUM benefiting from the risk-on rotation into equities. The peace deal drives global equity inflows, which directly boost JHG’s AUM-based fee revenue. SMA50 ($51.68) provides immediate support just $0.20 below current price.

Qualcomm rallied +6.17% to $226.11 on the broad semiconductor peace dividend. QCOM trades 87% of its 52-week high ($259.92) with significant room to recover. SMA50 ($189.46) and SMA200 ($166.48) are well below, confirming structural uptrend. RSI 55.29 is in the optimal momentum zone — not overbought, not oversold. QCOM is the AI edge computing play: Snapdragon X Elite for on-device AI inference is the growth catalyst as generative AI moves from cloud to edge. Entry on pullback toward $218-$224 after Monday gap processing. Less extended than MRVL (+60% above 50dma) while offering similar semi exposure.