While stocks like WM are usually long-term investments designed to outperform in bear markets, this one might also have some promise in the short term. WM shares recently pulled back to $220 from $234 but bounced higher at the 50-day moving average, indicating a possible support level. The stock price also trades above the 10-day and 20-day moving averages, lending more evidence to the uptrend remaining in place. The MACD also appears to be heading toward a bullish crossover, and the RSI sits comfortably at 54. WM also has a Benzinga Edge Momentum score of 77.14, which is far from the highest on our list, but yet another signal that this stock has more upside potential ahead.

Howmet Aerospace (NYSE:HWM) has another appealing chart showing strong technical signals for more upward momentum. While not as well-known as aerospace companies like Lockheed Martin or Boeing, Howmet is still a massive firm with a $52 billion market cap and nearly 24,000 full-time employees. The company primarily produces jet engine components, fastening systems and airframe structures.

Life Time Group (NYSE:LTH) is a health and wellness brand with 170 fitness centers across the United States and Canada. The company specializes in lifestyle experiences through physical activities, classes and family-oriented environments. The firm's clubs contain tennis, basketball, and pickleball courts, as well as traditional gym equipment, spas, pools and a bistro for healthy food.

The LTH hourly chart seems to be showing an opportunity for a short-term gain. The stock has spent the last week in a choppy decline, but the RSI recently dipped below 30, triggering an oversold signal. Another bullish signal may be forming as the 5-day moving average appears on a path to cross the 10-day moving average. On the daily chart, the 50-day MA is acting as support and remains elevated above the 200-day MA; hence, the LTH shares carry a Benzinga Edge Momentum score of 96.09, the highest of any stock on our list today.

Zim Integrated Shipping (NYSE:ZIM) is a cargo transportation firm based in Israel. It has a $1.86 billion market cap and owns a fleet of ships with access to all major global trading routes. ZIM isn't a company where analysts or market pundits are very high in the long term (hence its consensus Sell rating), but a critical buying signal was just triggered on the short-term chart.

ZIM shares recently hit oversold on the RSI, and historically. This has been a good profit opportunity for shrewd traders. Before this week, the most recent instance of an RSI oversold signal occurred on January 21; the stock price rose from $16.24 to $21.80 in less than a month. Another oversold signal struck back in March 2024, and by the start of June, the stock had doubled from $10 to $20. ZIM shares have earned a Benzinga Edge Momentum score of 78.36, so watch this company for more evidence of a momentum reversal.

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