Last month's top 10 bearish technical setups — did the breakdowns continue?
On 2026-05-12, our technical composite ranked the ten stocks below as the most bearish setups on the board — trend deterioration across multiple Supertrend timeframes, weak RSI, negative momentum, and relative strength near the bottom of the market.
Over the next 30 calendar days (through 2026-06-10), the basket followed through hard — the breakdowns kept breaking. The average max decline was -14.6% against an average adverse rally of +4.8%, with the held-to-today move landing at -8.6%. 9 of 10 names closed lower; 0 rallied more than 10% against the call.
The screener found meaningful downside before any bounce, with GLIBA closing the window at -25.3%. A clear majority of names finished lower — exactly what a bearish-trend screener should deliver. Below is each setup, in order of composite score, with the price action that followed.
The numbers, top-to-bottom
| # | Ticker | Sector | Score | RSI | RS | Max decline | Adverse rally | Held to today |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GGG | Industrials | 86.4 | 32 | 36 | -4.9% | +0.7% | -4.7% |
| 2 | IR | Industrials | 86.4 | 34 | 36 | -7.0% | +1.7% | -3.7% |
| 3 | MDLN | Healthcare | 85.0 | 30 | 0 | -14.9% | +2.2% | -5.2% |
| 4 | MZTI | Consumer Staples | 85.0 | 30 | 0 | -7.6% | +2.5% | -4.5% |
| 5 | GLIBA | Communication Services | 85.0 | 29 | 0 | -28.6% | +2.2% | -25.3% |
| 6 | GLIBK | — | 85.0 | 29 | 0 | -27.6% | +1.0% | -23.9% |
| 7 | BRBR | Consumer Staples | 83.1 | 23 | 18 | -17.5% | +2.6% | -9.0% |
| 8 | GLOB | Technology | 83.0 | 26 | 20 | -9.0% | +25.0% | +3.2% |
| 9 | LBRDK | — | 82.9 | 27 | 21 | -14.1% | +5.0% | -6.6% |
| 10 | CHTR | Communication Services | 82.9 | 27 | 21 | -14.3% | +5.0% | -6.8% |
Ticker by ticker
#1. GGG — Graco Inc · $12.5B · score 86.4
GGG (Graco Inc) ($12.5B) Industrials sector — entered the 30-day window at $77.06. On the day, the composite ranked it among the weakest charts on the board: composite of 86.4 backed by RSI 32, RS rating 36, with ADX at 29 confirming the downtrend, and ST Triple Bear, Death Cross, Triple MA Bear, Near 52W Low. Downside follow-through was limited — the low of $73.26 on the 20th session was only -4.9% below entry. Bulls never got traction; the high at $77.60 on the 2nd session was just +0.7% from entry. Net of everything, the stock prints -4.7% — sellers and dip-buyers fought to a draw.
#2. IR — Ingersoll Rand Inc. Common Stock · $28.0B · score 86.4
IR (Ingersoll Rand Inc. Common Stock) ($28.0B) Industrials sector — entered the 30-day window at $73.21. A deteriorating technical picture on the anchor date: composite of 86.4 backed by RSI 34, RS rating 36, and ST Triple Bear, Death Cross, Triple MA Bear, Near 52W Low. Sellers couldn't press it: the 5th session marked the worst print at $68.07, just -7.0% from the anchor. Adverse moves were contained: $74.46 on the 19th session, only +1.7% above the anchor close. Held to today, the stock is roughly flat at -3.7% — the breakdown neither resolved nor reversed.
#3. MDLN — Medline Inc. Class A common stock · $30.9B · score 85.0
MDLN (Medline Inc. Class A common stock) ($30.9B) Healthcare sector — entered the 30-day window at $38.55. A deteriorating technical picture on the anchor date: composite of 85.0 backed by RSI 30, RS rating 0, and ST Triple Bear, Triple MA Bear. The bearish read paid off: -14.9% down to $32.81 on the 15th session. Counter-rallies stayed weak — only +2.2% to $39.39 on the 3rd session. As of last night's close the move prints -5.2%, validating the setup.
#4. MZTI — The Marzetti Company Common Stock · $3.1B · score 85.0
MZTI (The Marzetti Company Common Stock) ($3.1B) Consumer Staples sector — entered the 30-day window at $114.52. The screener flagged it as a high-confidence bearish setup: composite of 85.0 backed by RSI 30, RS rating 0, with ADX at 45 confirming the downtrend, and ST Triple Bear, Triple MA Bear. The breakdown stalled at $105.80 on the 17th session — only -7.6% of downside. Counter-rallies stayed weak — only +2.5% to $117.37 on the 2nd session. As of yesterday's close the move is -4.5% from entry, essentially a wash.
#5. GLIBA — Liberty Capital Corporation Series A GCI Group Common Stock · $924M · score 85.0
GLIBA (Liberty Capital Corporation Series A GCI Group Common Stock) ($924M) Communication Services sector — entered the 30-day window at $28.38. On the day, the composite ranked it among the weakest charts on the board: composite of 85.0 backed by RSI 29, RS rating 0, with ADX at 40 confirming the downtrend, and ST Triple Bear, Triple MA Bear. The breakdown delivered: price fell to $20.25 by the 15th session, a -28.6% decline from the anchor close. Bulls never got traction; the high at $29.00 on the 1st session was just +2.2% from entry. Net of the trip, the stock is down -25.3% — the kind of follow-through this scan exists to find.
#6. GLIBK — Liberty Capital Corporation Series C GCI Group Common Stock · $913M · score 85.0
GLIBK (Liberty Capital Corporation Series C GCI Group Common Stock) ($913M) entered the 30-day window at $28.08. A deteriorating technical picture on the anchor date: composite of 85.0 backed by RSI 29, RS rating 0, with ADX at 39 confirming the downtrend, and ST Triple Bear, Triple MA Bear. Sellers stayed in control — the 16th session marked the window low at $20.33, -27.6% below entry. Adverse moves were contained: $28.35 on the 1st session, only +1.0% above the anchor close. Held to today, the stock sits at -23.9% — a textbook bearish-trend continuation and the screener's ideal outcome.
#7. BRBR — BellRing Brands, Inc. · $972M · score 83.1
BRBR (BellRing Brands, Inc.) ($972M) Consumer Staples sector — entered the 30-day window at $9.48. The screener flagged it as a high-confidence bearish setup: composite of 83.1 backed by RSI 23, RS rating 18, with ADX at 32 confirming the downtrend, and ST Triple Bear, Triple MA Bear. The bearish read paid off: -17.5% down to $7.82 on the 18th session. Counter-rallies stayed weak — only +2.6% to $9.72 on the 3rd session. As of last night's close the move prints -9.0%, validating the setup.
#8. GLOB — GLOBANT S.A. · $1.7B · score 83.0
GLOB (GLOBANT S.A.) ($1.7B) Technology sector — entered the 30-day window at $35.71. On the day, the composite gave it bottom-tier marks: composite of 83.0 backed by RSI 26, RS rating 20, and ST Triple Bear, Triple MA Bear, 52W Breakdown. Downside follow-through was limited — the low of $32.50 on the 1st session was only -9.0% below entry. Buyers fought back hard: $44.64 on the 13th session (+25.0%) was the worst of it for the bearish side. Net of everything, the stock prints +3.2% — sellers and dip-buyers fought to a draw.
#9. LBRDK — Liberty Broadband Corporation Class C · $4.9B · score 82.9
LBRDK (Liberty Broadband Corporation Class C) ($4.9B) entered the 30-day window at $34.51. A deteriorating technical picture on the anchor date: composite of 82.9 backed by RSI 27, RS rating 21, with ADX at 35 confirming the downtrend, and ST Triple Bear, Triple MA Bear, Near 52W Low. The breakdown delivered: price fell to $29.66 by the 16th session, a -14.1% decline from the anchor close. Bulls never got traction; the high at $36.25 on the 2nd session was just +5.0% from entry. Net of the round trip, the stock sits -6.6% below entry — the downtrend held.
#10. CHTR — Charter Comm Inc Del CL A New · $17.7B · score 82.9
CHTR (Charter Comm Inc Del CL A New) ($17.7B) Communication Services sector — entered the 30-day window at $147.92. On the day, the composite ranked it among the weakest charts on the board: composite of 82.9 backed by RSI 27, RS rating 21, with ADX at 35 confirming the downtrend, and ST Triple Bear, Triple MA Bear, Near 52W Low. Sellers stayed in control — the 16th session marked the window low at $126.70, -14.3% below entry. Adverse moves were contained: $155.37 on the 2nd session, only +5.0% above the anchor close. Held to today, the stock is down -6.8% — the bearish call worked.