Today's Top Dips: Highest-Scoring Stocks Right Now (05 Aug 2026)

Updated 05 August 2026. The DipBuster Score reads price and volume across four factors: how deep the dip is versus the 52-week high, whether the stock is recovering, whether volume confirms the move, and how stable the intraday range is. Below are today's highest-scoring dips.

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How to Use This List

A high DipBuster Score does not mean buy immediately — it means the stock has fallen meaningfully from its high and is showing early signs of stabilising on volume. Before acting on any signal: read the company's most recent annual report, check the RNS filings (for UK stocks), and confirm the business itself is sound. The Score reads price action only; it does not judge the underlying company.

A STRONG DIP signal (68+) has the deepest, best-confirmed dip. DIP SIGNAL (50–67) is a worthwhile dip with most of the confirmation in place. WATCH (35–49) has some dip characteristics but incomplete recovery or volume. Below 35 is not a dip — the stock is near its highs or still falling hard.

Methodology

Each stock is scored across four price-action components: Dip Depth (40pts) — distance below the 52-week high; Recovery & Momentum (30pts) — the current move plus where price sits in the day's range; Volume Confirmation (20pts) — turnover versus the 3-month average; Range Stability (10pts) — how tight the intraday range is. Scores update as new price data arrives. Read the full methodology on the How It Works page.

Data sourced from SEC EDGAR, FCA, Yahoo Finance, and Financial Modeling Prep. Prices delayed 15 minutes. Not investment advice. Always do your own research.