A rougher tape than the 1 August read across most of the sector. Momentum broke down cleanly for three names that had been sitting at a clean 80/Green — Nordic American, Tsakos, and TORM all slipped to 45/Orange as MACD crossed below signal and ROC turned flat-to-negative, even with trend structure fully intact on all three. International Seaways cracked further to 50/Orange on its own fresh bearish crossover, with volatility now the bigger concern heading into Monday’s Q2 report. Okeanis eased from Green to 70/Yellow purely on a volatility spike tied to today’s post-earnings pullback — trend and momentum there are actually the strongest in the batch. Scorpio extended its decline for a second straight week, now the weakest read at 30/Red after slipping back below its own 50-day average. The steadiest four — DHT, Frontline, Teekay Corporation, and Teekay Tankers — all held their 80/Green scores unchanged, and not a single tanker name in the coverage list shows real ADX trend-strength conviction underneath any of it. On the macro side, Gold posts a rare perfect 100/100 as its trend genuinely turns higher, the 10-Year Treasury eases off last week's perfect score but stays Green, and the Dollar Index improves from Red to Orange as its downtrend picks up real ADX conviction — a combination worth watching alongside the tanker-equity picture.