Key Highlights

  • Exponent (NASDAQ:EXPO) is quoted at USD 86.58, higher by 7.87%, after 739,440 shares traded (relative Volume 1.16). Its market cap stands at USD 4.12 billion, with an RSI of 85.51, a P/E of 37.33 and a 1.53% Dividend Yield on the overbought screen, as of the capture on November 4, 2026.
  • Hayward Holdings (NYSE:HAYW) posted Net Income of USD 32.4 million for the quarter ended September 26, 2026, a 35% rise.
  • Pentair (NYSE:PNR) trades at USD 70.56, up 6.49%, with 5.62 million shares changing hands (relative volume 1.39), a market cap of USD 11.27 billion, an RSI of 86.62, a P/E of 18.75 and a 1.63% dividend yield on the overbought screen, captured November 4, 2026.
  • Bumble (NASDAQ:BMBL) is at USD 5.97, lower by 0.33%, on 2.37 million shares (relative volume 0.71), with a market cap of USD 797.75 million, an RSI of 87.44 and a loss per share of USD 4.02 on the overbought screen as of the capture on November 4, 2026.

1. Exponent (NASDAQ:EXPO)

Exponent (NASDAQ:EXPO) booked third quarter fiscal 2026 Revenue of USD 173.7 million, a gain of 18.1%, while its RSI reads 85.51. Setting that RSI beside the firm's own results is the sensible move, so the numbers below check whether the filing behind EXPO backs the rally. Net income attributable to common shareholders came in at USD 30.9 million, up 10.3%, and diluted EPS reached USD 0.64 against a USD 0.63 estimate. Sales climbed faster than earnings, which suggests expenses grew alongside demand. Dividing net income by revenue gives about 18%, a plain calculation from two reported figures. The hazard is a P/E of 37.33 after a 7.87% advance, with profit lagging revenue and the findings relying on one source.

2. Hayward Holdings (NYSE:HAYW)

In the overbought list, Hayward Holdings (NYSE:HAYW) sits at USD 16.81, up 4.28%, with 6.68 million shares traded (relative volume 1.47), a market cap of USD 3.50 billion, an RSI of 86.53, a P/E of 21.87 and EPS of USD 0.77, as captured on November 4, 2026. Checking the RSI against company figures is the right next step, so the lines below test whether the HAYW filing lends support to the advance. Hayward lifted 2026 guidance to net sales growth of roughly 5% to 6% and adjusted diluted EPS of USD 0.86 to USD 0.88, versus the earlier USD 0.84 to USD 0.87. No confirmed link exists between the release and the price move. Net sales reached USD 260.1 million for the quarter ended September 26, 2026, up 6%, while net income of USD 32.4 million rose 35% and diluted EPS of USD 0.15 climbed 36%. Risk: the guidance raise is modest, only USD 0.02 at the midpoint by simple arithmetic, and the tie between the report and the 4.28% gain is unproven.

3. Pentair (NYSE:PNR)

Pentair (NYSE:PNR) posted third quarter 2026 sales of USD 976 million, down 4%, even though its RSI sits at 86.62. An elevated RSI signals a stretched advance rather than a prediction: a name like PNR may hold above 70 for weeks or surrender gains fast, and the figure says nothing about valuation. Pool segment sales dropped 18% and segment income slid 38% to USD 72 million, which management linked to the conclusion of a channel inventory realignment. Flow and Water Solutions segment income climbed 15% and 16%. Pentair confirmed its 2026 adjusted EPS midpoint near USD 4.70, closed the Taco Group Holdings Acquisition on October 1, 2026, and declared a quarterly dividend of USD 0.27, marking its 50th consecutive year of raises. The risk: sales and adjusted EPS declined, Pool income fell 38%, and the link between the report and the 6.49% gain is unconfirmed.

4. Hoyne Bancorp (NASDAQ:HYNE)

Hoyne Bancorp (NASDAQ:HYNE) earned only USD 96,000 in second quarter 2026, yet its RSI reads 86.37. Next, the company figures are set against the RSI to see whether the HYNE report backs the move. Registration filings set the share price at USD 10 each, which makes USD 18.93 roughly 89% higher, a calculation on one filed price and one unverified quote. Only 19,560 shares traded, so a handful of trades is setting the quote. Total Assets stood at USD 480.0 million on June 30, 2026, net interest Margin rose to 4.08% from 3.20%, net interest income climbed 31.6% to USD 4.4 million and noninterest expense grew 39.5% to USD 4.5 million. The risk lies in thin trading: with about 19,560 shares changing hands, a few orders can shift the price, and a P/E of 553.51 is anchored to a very small profit.

5. Bumble (NASDAQ:BMBL)

Bumble (NASDAQ:BMBL) carries an RSI of 87.44 even though second quarter revenue slid 15.2% and paying users dropped 16.4%. BMBL appears here because the overbought screen orders names by the 14 session relative strength index, a 0 to 100 scale that sets recent gains against recent losses, where a figure above 70 is traditionally labeled overbought. Paying users totaled roughly 3.16 million, down 16.4% from about 3.78 million. Adjusted EBITDA came to USD 72.9 million, a 34.6% margin, versus USD 94.6 million a year earlier. The risk: revenue and paying users both decline while the RSI is elevated, and the most recent result checked is a quarter old.

Where Things Stand

Quite uneven. EXPO earned USD 30.9 million and HAYW USD 32.4 million in a quarter, PNR carries adjusted EPS of USD 1.18, HYNE made just USD 96,000, and BMBL recorded a net loss of USD 127.9 million in its latest reported quarter, so the overbought tag masks very different businesses. The screen ranks stocks using the 14 session relative strength index, where readings above 70 are traditionally seen as overbought, meaning recent gains have outweighed recent losses. It marks a stretched run rather than a forecast, so company figures decide whether the move has backing.