Group 1: Karman Holdings (KRMN) - Karman Holdings is experiencing growth amid the U.S.-Iran conflict, forming a third-stage cup base with a buy point of 118.38 [1] - The stock has shown volatility with a 21-day average true range of 8.3%, while Investor's Business Daily typically prefers stocks with an ATR of no more than 5% [1] - Karman's Accumulation/Distribution Rating is A-, indicating significant institutional buying, with 471 mutual funds owning shares as of the December quarter, up from 263 in June [1] - The company reported a 150% increase in Q3 earnings to $0.10 per share on sales of $121.8 million, with revenue growth accelerating to 42% [1] - Wall Street forecasts a Q4 profit of $0.12 per share on sales of $132.5 million, with full-year 2025 estimates predicting a 206% increase in earnings to $0.37 per share [1] Group 2: Dell Technologies (DELL) - Dell Technologies has formed a stage-one cup-with-handle base with a buy point of 153.72, and mutual funds have increased their positions over the last two quarters [1] - The stock experienced a significant price jump of approximately 22% after exceeding fiscal Q4 earnings and sales forecasts, with profit growing 45% to $3.89 per share [1] - Revenue growth for Dell ramped up to 39%, indicating a strong recovery from previous quarters [1] - The company has a high Earnings Stability factor of 8 out of 99, suggesting consistent profit growth [1] Group 3: Welltower (WELL) - Welltower shares are approaching a buy zone of a cup base with an entry point of 209.05, having seen mutual fund ownership increase for eight consecutive quarters [1] - The stock reported a 26% drop in Q4 funds from operations to $0.14 per share, despite a 41% increase in sales [1] - Welltower provided a fiscal 2026 outlook with funds from operations projected between $6.09 and $6.25 per share, compared to $5.29 per share in fiscal 2025 [1] - The company is leveraging data science and machine learning in its new strategy, partnering with Public Storage and a private equity firm [1]