As of 2026-06-26, Waton Financial Limited Ordinary Shares (WTF) has a 3-month relative strength percentile of 11 within the TickerStance CS+ADRC universe (~5,000 tickers). Its Power rating (absolute 1–99) is 35. The current market Stance is 47 (Neutral). Sector: Financials, ranked 9 of 11. Average daily range 13.7%, relative volume 0.04×. 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.
Weak relative strength and quiet attention. Little to read here either way.
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.
WTF ranks at the 12th percentile over 1 month, 11th percentile over 3 months, 27th percentile over 6 months, 13th percentile over 1 year against the full TickerStance CS+ADRC universe of U.S. equities.
WTF is classified under the Financials sector within the Trading industry per the TickerStance sector-classification pipeline, which maps U.S. equities to GICS-aligned sectors using exchange SIC codes and Massive Finance reference data. Financials is currently ranked 9 of 11 sectors by relative strength.
Not currently — Financials ranks at the 27th percentile by sector relative strength, which is below the leading-sector threshold of 70. WTF is in a sector that is lagging the broader market on a relative basis at this snapshot date. Sector RS updates daily with each pipeline run.
WTF currently shows a 20-day average daily range (ADR%) of 13.7%, a 90-day beta versus the S&P 500 of -0.05. An ADR% above 4% indicates an intraday swing-trading eligible name in the Minervini Volatility Contraction Pattern framework. ADR% and ATR% are updated daily; beta is computed over a trailing 90-day window.
TickerStance computes WTF's month-by-month seasonality from its full daily price history: the average and median return for each calendar month, how often that month closed higher, and the best and worst months on record. These are historical frequencies, not forecasts — a strong seasonal month describes what WTF has tended to do in prior years, not a prediction of what comes next. The full month-by-month heatmap and win-rate table sit higher on this page.
No SEC EDGAR filings are linked to WTF in the current TickerStance fundamentals database. This can occur for tickers without a matched CIK (some ADRs, ETFs, and recently listed securities) or when the fundamentals pipeline has not yet processed this ticker.
§ Seasonality
10y · since 2025
Best monthFebon averageavg +49.93% · 100% win · n 1
Worst monthNovon averageavg -36.66% · 0% win · n 1