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As of 2026-08-24, Cardinal Infrastructure Group Inc. Class A Common Stock (CDNL) has a 3-month relative strength percentile of 24 within the TickerStance CS+ADRC universe (~5,000 tickers). The current market Stance is 47.8 (Neutral). Sector: Industrials, ranked 6 of 11. Average daily range 9.6%, relative volume 0.38×. TickerStance reports observed regime conditions across the full CS+ADRC universe; band assignment reflects current breadth, momentum, and macro inputs computed at the daily close. Percentile ranks run from 1 (weakest) to 99 (strongest) relative to all universe members on the same date.
Relative strength across horizons plus the leadership score.
Accumulation rating, relative volume, U/D ratio, breakout-day proof.
Diluted EPS, last 8 quarters. Positive EPS uses YoY change.
CDNL is held by 11 ETFs as of May 2026. Top owner: VTWO at 0.02% weight, $3M notional. Top 3 carry $4M.
Held by 18 ETFs · $37M across latest filings · largest weight 3.14% (SPIT).
Top 10 by value, from SEC N-PORT-P filings dated May 2026.
Attention is elevated versus its own recent norm without the relative strength to match — the loud-but-lagging pattern. Worth a skeptical eye; not a short signal.
Measures how unusual this name’s public attention is against its own 90-day history — a surprise reading, not a ranking of how watched it is versus other stocks. Intel, not a signal.
Daily range, ATR, beta, and the math for a 1-ADR stop.
YoY sales growth, last 8 quarters. Sales must back the earnings story.
TTM operating margin. Expansion = real operating leverage.
YoY diluted average shares. Down = buyback tailwind. Up > 2% = dilution flag.
Reported figures from SEC filings. No analyst estimates or forward guidance.
| 0.00% |
| $46K |
| new |
| ITWO | 0.02% | $31K | new |
| URTY | 0.01% | $25K | new |
| UWM | 0.01% | $24K | new |
| HDG | 0.00% | $623 | new |
Showing 10 of 11 ETF owners.
As filed in N-PORT — quarterly holdings with up to ~60-day publication lag. Not live positioning.
Not enough history to compute monthly seasonality for CDNL.