Classic Ichimoku Kinko Hyo signals — price vs. cloud, cloud color, Tenkan/Kijun cross, and Chikou span confirmation — screened live across the top 100 NYSE/Nasdaq stocks, the top 25 crypto assets, the top 25 futures and commodities that move markets most, and forex majors. Sorted strongest signal first.
Ichimoku sounds complicated, but for a long-term investor it boils down to four simple checks. Here's what it actually looks like on a chart — price breaking up through the cloud, with the faster line crossing the slower one on the way:
A buy-and-hold investor generally cares less about short-term noise and more about whether the big picture is bullish — so the Stocks table below (sorted strongest first) is naturally a decent starting shortlist. The picks below highlight the names where everything currently agrees.
Pull up any symbol from the table above (or search for something else entirely) with the standard retail Ichimoku Cloud already applied — the exact same settings used everywhere, no adjusting required.
Not a recommendation — just today's stocks where price, cloud, momentum, and confirmation all point the same bullish direction, ranked so the ones trading closer to their lowest price of the past month show up first. Buying a strong uptrend near a recent low — rather than chasing it at a high — is a form of confluence: the Ichimoku trend and the price timing are agreeing with each other.
Proceed with caution — this is not financial advice. These picks are generated automatically from technical signals only; they do not account for your financial situation, goals, or risk tolerance. Markets can and do move against strong signals. Past performance and current technical readings are not indicative of future results, and all investing carries risk of loss, including loss of principal. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decision.