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Snap Inc. Class A Common Stock (SNAP)

SNAP did not make Shishin's board on 2026-09-04: not in a strong uptrend (60-day return under 30%, or below its 50-day average). This is a mechanical screen result, not a view on the company. The figures below are research data, the mechanical screen result and the momentum, trend, and volatility indicators the engines observe, not investment advice.

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Shishin Score34
In today's boardNo
SetupOTHER
Last close$5.70
SectorInternet
Today's scan · 2026-09-04
Not screenedComposite 34/100

SNAP did not make Shishin's board on 2026-09-04: not in a strong uptrend (60-day return under 30%, or below its 50-day average). This is a mechanical screen result, not a view on the company.

Position
100
Thrust
32
Breakout
40
Base
70
Volatility
52
Liquidity
75
Indicators · as of 2026-09-04
ADR · 20d5.5%
ATR · 145.6%
RSI · 1459
Return · 30d+29%
Return · 60d+2%
Above MA206%
Above MA5014%
Range · 20d20%
MA stack3
From 52w high-39%
$ Vol · 30d$182M
Vol ratio1.00×
Frequently asked

Is SNAP a Shishin signal?

On 2026-09-04, SNAP is not in Shishin's board. Not in a strong uptrend (60-day return under 30%, or below its 50-day average). This is a mechanical screen result, not a recommendation.

What is SNAP's Shishin momentum score?

As of 2026-09-04, SNAP's composite momentum score is 34/100, a weighted blend of momentum, trend, and volatility indicators on a 0 to 100 scale.

Why didn't SNAP make the board?

Not in a strong uptrend (60-day return under 30%, or below its 50-day average). Shishin's board takes only the names that clear its liquidity, trend, and score thresholds for the active market regime.

Research data, not investment advice. Shishin publishes what its systematic engines observe; it does not recommend buying or selling any security, and is not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer. See our risk disclosure.

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