TNIC product-market peer reversal spillover (2-hop)
In plain terms
When a company's product-market rivals (and their rivals) overreact, this one tends to move the opposite way next.
How it works
Two-hop short-term reversal across the Hoberg-Phillips TNIC product-market graph: the focal name reverses against a short-term overreaction in its text-based peers and their peers (decay-weighted second hop), capturing overshoot that diffuses one product-market layer further before mean-reverting.
Live results
70 times picked on its own · 208 times inside a blend (188 beat the stock) · updated 2026-06-06Data dependencies
- Entity graph edges
A data feed this strategy reads, refreshed on its normal schedule.
- Daily prices
Adjusted-close OHLCV for every US-listed ticker; primary price feed.
- Tnic peers
Hoberg-Phillips text-based industry classification peer lists (annual).
Expected edge
Mean-reversion against a wider product-market peer overreaction, complementing the 1-hop TNIC reversal family.
Related families
When a company's product-market rivals jump or drop sharply, this one tends to move the opposite way next.
When a company's closest product-market rivals trend, this one tends to follow.
Only bets that a stock will snap back when several different groups of related companies all overshoot in the same direction.
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