in a Bollinger Band volatility squeeze
A technical stock screen computed nightly from daily-close price history (market data). Selection is deterministic — a company appears only when its stored indicator meets the screen's rule; nothing is estimated.
822 companies in the catalog currently match this technical screen. Leading the list, Micron Technology (MU) is In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 13.69% of price).
| # | Company | Sector | Price | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Micron Technology (MU) | Information Technology | $1027.77 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 13.69% of price) |
| 2 | AppLovin (APP) | Communication Services | $305.06 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 6.65% of price) |
| 3 | Amphenol (APH) | Information Technology | $81.34 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 11.51% of price) |
| 4 | American Tower (AMT) | Real Estate | $175.43 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 4.55% of price) |
| 5 | EOG Resources (EOG) | Energy | $147.01 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 8.35% of price) |
| 6 | Travelers Companies (The) (TRV) | Financials | $366.85 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 3.34% of price) |
| 7 | General Motors (GM) | Consumer Discretionary | $83.76 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 5.35% of price) |
| 8 | Baker Hughes (BKR) | Energy | $63.64 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 6.29% of price) |
| 9 | Oneok (OKE) | Energy | $95.82 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 6.34% of price) |
| 10 | Diamondback Energy (FANG) | Energy | $202.63 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 7.92% of price) |
| 11 | NXP Semiconductors (NXPI) | Information Technology | $223.32 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 6.68% of price) |
| 12 | Crown Castle (CCI) | Real Estate | $75.18 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 4.23% of price) |
| 13 | TechnipFMC (FTI) | Energy | $77.81 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 7.89% of price) |
| 14 | Cincinnati Financial (CINF) | Financials | $169.21 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 4.02% of price) |
| 15 | Expeditors International (EXPD) | Industrials | $188.31 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 3.66% of price) |
| 16 | Global Payments (GPN) | Financials | $87.02 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 8.43% of price) |
| 17 | Guardant Health, Inc. (GH) | Health Care | $162.78 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 8.96% of price) |
| 18 | Tenet Healthcare (THC) | Health Care | $269.08 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 8.02% of price) |
| 19 | Nutanix (NTNX) | Information Technology | $66.94 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 7.78% of price) |
| 20 | Ovintiv (OVV) | Energy | $64.37 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 7.85% of price) |
| 21 | Clean Harbors (CLH) | Industrials | $315.70 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 5.58% of price) |
| 22 | Omega Healthcare Investors (OHI) | Real Estate | $47.19 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 3.59% of price) |
| 23 | Invesco (IVZ) | Financials | $32.09 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 6.15% of price) |
| 24 | Alcoa (AA) | Materials | $50.73 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 5.96% of price) |
| 25 | Coca-Cola Consolidated (COKE) | Consumer Staples | $189.02 | In a volatility squeeze — its Bollinger bands are tighter than 100% of the last 126 trading days (20-day band width is 7.74% of price) |
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What is a Bollinger Band squeeze?
Bollinger Bands wrap a stock's 20-day moving average with an upper and lower band set two standard deviations away, so the bands widen when the price is volatile and narrow when it is calm. A "squeeze" is when the bands get unusually tight. We measure tightness as a self-percentile: today's band width versus the stock's own last ~6 months, so a structurally volatile name at its own calmest counts, while a naturally quiet one at its own widest does not.
How do I read the in a Bollinger Band volatility squeeze screen?
This screen lists companies whose band width is in the bottom decile of their own recent range — tighter than about 90% of the last six months — squeezed first. A squeeze describes a period of unusually low volatility; it says nothing about which direction any eventual move will take, and is not a prediction.
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Data: daily-close price history, recomputed nightly. Every figure is shown with its as-of date on the company page; a company without enough price history for this indicator is excluded, never estimated.
36 covered companies were not evaluated for this screen because their price series end on or before 2026-09-03 (AVB, CBC, CCRN, CPRX, CRNX, EA, ECHO, EEX, EQR, ESPR, FBRX, FJET, and 24 more), at least 3 trading sessions behind the 2026-09-09 session the rest of the catalog carries. A technical signal is a claim about the present, so it is not asserted from a series that stops before it. Those companies keep the readings they have on their own page, with the as-of date they were computed from. 14 covered companies were not evaluated for this screen (AKTS, ANGX, BRCC, FRMI, GEMI, HAWK, INHD, MVIS, NRDY, SHAZ, SOLS, SPRB, and 2 more) because our price history for these companies shows an unadjusted split or scale break. Every indicator read from such a series is an artifact of that break rather than a fact about the company, so none of them is asserted here — which is why the same companies have no 1-year return on their own page either.
Last updated 2026-09-09 — this screen recomputes nightly from daily-close prices, so its members change over time.
Informational only — NOT financial advice. Technical indicators describe past price behavior; they are not predictions. All figures are delayed daily-close data.