Key Highlights

  • Pentair (NYSE:PNR) is at USD 70.56, up 6.49%, on 5.62 million shares (relative Volume 1.39) and a market cap of USD 11.27 billion, with an RSI of 86.62, a P/E of 18.75 and a Dividend Yield of 1.63% on the overbought screen, as of the capture on November 4, 2026.
  • ADT (NYSE:ADT) agreed to be acquired by Thrive Holdings for USD 10.00 per share in cash, with closing expected in the first quarter of 2027.
  • Exponent (NASDAQ:EXPO) reported third quarter fiscal 2026 Revenue of USD 173.7 million, up 18.1%, and shows an RSI of 85.51.
  • Grid Dynamics (NASDAQ:GDYN) shows an RSI of 91.03, the highest on the overbought screen, after AI work reached 31% of revenue.

1. Pentair (NYSE:PNR)

Pentair (NYSE:PNR) reported third quarter 2026 sales of USD 976 million, down 4%, yet shows an RSI of 86.62. PNR appears here because the overbought screen ranks names by the 14 session relative strength index, a 0 to 100 gauge of recent gains against recent losses, where a reading above 70 is conventionally treated as overbought. Pool segment sales fell 18% and segment income fell 38% to USD 72 million, which management tied to the end of a channel inventory realignment. Flow and Water Solutions segment income rose 15% and 16%. Pentair reaffirmed the 2026 adjusted EPS midpoint of about USD 4.70, completed the Taco Group Holdings Acquisition on October 1, 2026 and declared a quarterly dividend of USD 0.27, its 50th year of increases. The risk is that sales and adjusted EPS fell, Pool income dropped 38%, and the link between the report and the 6.49% rise is not confirmed.

2. Hayward Holdings (NYSE:HAYW)

Hayward Holdings (NYSE:HAYW) reported Net Income of USD 32.4 million, up 35%, for the quarter ended September 26, 2026. A high RSI points to a stretched run, not a forecast: a stock such as HAYW can stay above 70 for weeks or give back gains quickly, and the reading says nothing about value. Adjusted diluted EPS was USD 0.18, up 29%, and adjusted EBITDA was USD 64.5 million, up 9%, so profit grew faster than sales, a sign of operating leverage. Hayward raised its 2026 guidance to net sales growth of about 5% to 6% and adjusted diluted EPS of USD 0.86 to USD 0.88, up from USD 0.84 to USD 0.87. The link between the release and the price move is not confirmed. The risk is that the guidance raise is small, USD 0.02 at the midpoint by simple arithmetic, and the link between the report and the 4.28% rise is not confirmed.

3. ADT (NYSE:ADT)

On the overbought screen, ADT (NYSE:ADT) is at USD 9.83, down 0.30%, on 22.37 million shares (relative volume 0.80) and a market cap of USD 6.64 billion, with an RSI of 87.53, a P/E of 13.61 and a dividend yield of 2.23%, as of the capture on November 4, 2026. ADT appears here because the overbought screen ranks names by the 14 session relative strength index, a 0 to 100 gauge of recent gains against recent losses, where a reading above 70 is conventionally treated as overbought. Adjusted EBITDA was USD 665 million, down 2%, with a Margin of 49% against 52% a year earlier. ADT withdrew its previously issued guidance because of the pending acquisition. It repurchased 3 million shares for USD 23 million in the quarter and 89 million shares for USD 617 million year to date. The risk is that the upside is capped at the offer price, and a deal that does not close would remove that anchor.

4. Exponent (NASDAQ:EXPO)

On the overbought screen, Exponent (NASDAQ:EXPO) is at USD 86.58, up 7.87%, on 739,440 shares (relative volume 1.16) and a market cap of USD 4.12 billion, with an RSI of 85.51, a P/E of 37.33 and a dividend yield of 1.53%, as of the capture on November 4, 2026. A high RSI points to a stretched run, not a forecast: a stock such as EXPO can stay above 70 for weeks or give back gains quickly, and the reading says nothing about value. Revenue grew faster than profit, a sign that costs rose along with demand. Net income is about 18% of revenue, simple arithmetic on two published numbers. The screen shows trailing EPS of USD 2.32 and a P/E of 37.33. The risk is a P/E of 37.33 after a 7.87% jump, with profit growing more slowly than revenue and the results resting on a single source.

5. Grid Dynamics (NASDAQ:GDYN)

On the overbought screen, Grid Dynamics (NASDAQ:GDYN) is at USD 13.69, up 2.47%, on 4.51 million shares (relative volume 2.10) and a market cap of USD 1.11 billion, with an RSI of 91.03 and a P/E of 142.90, as of the capture on November 4, 2026. Setting the RSI beside the company numbers is the useful step, so the figures below test whether the report behind GDYN backs up the move. Non-GAAP EBITDA was USD 22.9 million, a 20% margin that hit the company target one quarter early. The technology, media and telecom vertical grew 29.3% year over year in the same coverage, which did not state total revenue growth or net income. The risk is a P/E of 142.90 on a single source summary, and an RSI above 90 that flags a stretched run.

Where Things Stand

Hayward Holdings (NYSE:HAYW) has the clearest support in the numbers reviewed, with net income up 35% and a raised outlook. EXPO grew revenue 18.1% on a single source, PNR saw sales fall 4% yet rallied 6.49%, GDYN cites AI revenue of 31%, and ADT is pinned near a USD 10.00 offer. The overbought screen ranks stocks by the 14 session relative strength index. A reading above 70 is conventionally treated as overbought, meaning recent gains outweigh recent losses. It flags a stretched run, not a forecast, so the company figures decide whether the move has support.