Apogee Enterprises Inc. (NASDAQ:APOG -- $39.46) designs and develops glass and metal products and services. Apogee Enterprises will report its Q4 earnings of 2021 before the bell today.

Conagra Brands Inc. (NYSE:CAG -- $37.24) operates as a consumer-packaged goods food company in North America. Conagra Brands will report its Q4 earnings of 2021 before the bell today.

Constellation Brands Inc. (NYSE:STZ -- $234.94) produces, imports, and markets beer, wine, and spirits. Constellation Brands will report its Q4 earnings of 2021 before the bell today.

Afya Ltd. (NASDAQ:AFYA -- $20.58) operates as a medical education group in Brazil. Afya will report its Q4 earnings of 2020 after the close today.

Levi Strauss & Co. (NYSE:LEVI -- $24.46) engages in the design, marketing, and sale of apparel products. Levi Strauss will report its Q1 earnings of 2021 after the close today.

PriceSmart Inc. (NASDAQ:PSMT -- $95.66) engages in the international management and operation of membership warehouse clubs. PriceSmart will report its Q2 earnings of 2021 after the close today.

WD-40 Co. (NASDAQ:WDFC -- $304.64) develops and sells maintenance products, and homecare and cleaning products. WD-40 will report its Q2 earnings of 2021 after the close today.

To say electronics retailer Best Buy Co Inc (NYSE:BBY) has staged an impressive comeback off its early March trough would be an understatement. The security quickly closed a bear gap sparked by a mixed first-quarter earning report, and is now trading just within striking distance of its Nov. 5 all-time high of $124.89, with solid support from the 20-day moving average. And though a consolidation pattern near the $122 level has prevented shares from hitting more fresh highs, a historically bullish signal flashing could give BBY a much-needed boost toward a new all-time peak. 

According to one study from Schaeffer's Senior Quantitative Analyst Rocky White, these recent highs come amid historically low implied volatility (IV) -- a bullish combination for Best Buy stock in the past. White's study shows that there have been four other times in the past five years when the security was trading within 2% of its 52-week high, while its Schaeffer's Volatility Index (SVI) stood in the 20th percentile of its annual range or lower, as is the case with BBY's SVI of 28%, which sits in just the third percentile of its 12-month range.

According to this data, Best Buy stock enjoyed an average one-month return of 6.9% following these signals and was higher one month later 75% of the time. BBY currently sits at $119.61, and a move of similar magnitude would stick the stock at a brand-new all-time high of $127.86. 

Despite the security's impressive 93.7% year-over-year lead, there is still some hesitancy amongst analysts, which could lead to price-boosting upgrades down the line. Of the 18 in coverage, 10 say "buy" or better, while eight say "hold" or worse. Plus, the 12-month consensus price target of $116.90 is a 3.2% discount to current levels. 

The shares are Sunrun Inc (NASDAQ:RUN) are up 2% at $57.35 this morning after RBC initiated coverage on the solar energy name with an "outperform" rating, and an $81 price target. RBC's fresh price target represents a 44.1% premium to last night's close.

The analyst joins an already bullish brokerage bunch. Of the 12 in coverage, coming into today, 10 called RUN a "buy" or better, while only two said "hold." What's more, the 12-month consensus price target stands all the way up at $81.17.

SunRun has several technical barriers it needs to topple before it can fulfil Wall Street's estimates. The security is down roughly 18% this year, with overhead pressure from the 120-day moving average keeping a lid on the shares. More recently, the stock has been struggling to overtake its 20-day moving average, though it looks like today's pop could put RUN well over the trendline. 

Bullish sentiment pervades in the options pits too. In fact, at the International Securities Exchange (ISE), Cboe Options Exchange (CBOE), and NASDAQ OMX PHLX (PHLX), RUN sports a 10-day call/put volume ratio of 5.48, which stands higher than 81% of readings from the past year. This means calls are being picked up at a quicker-than-usual clip. 

Short interest is beginning to unwind on Sunrun, though it looks like these bears are still firmly in control. Short interest dropped 3.8% in the last two reporting periods, and the 27.32 million shares sold short make up a solid 23.7% of the stock's available float, or nearly a weeks' worth of pent-up buying power, at RUN's average pace of trading. Should these shorts continue to jump ship, it could put some additional wind at the equity's back. 

Lamb Weston Holdings Inc. (NYSE:LW -- $80.92) produces, distributes, and markets value-added frozen potato products. Lamb Weston will report its Q3 earnings of 2021 before the bell today.

MSC Industrial Direct Co. Inc. (NYSE:MSM -- $91.64) distributes metalworking and maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) products. MSC Industrial will report its Q2 earnings of 2021 before the bell today.

RPM International Inc. (NYSE:RPM -- $94.34) manufactures and sells specialty chemicals for the industrial, specialty, and consumer markets. RPM will report its Q3 earnings of 2021 before the bell today.

The Simply Good Foods Co. Inc. (NASDAQ:SMPL -- $31.17) designs, manufactures, and markets railroad freight car equipment. Simply Good Foods will report its Q2 earnings of 2021 before the bell today.

Resources Connection Inc. (NASDAQ:RGP -- $13.78) provides consulting services to business customers under the Resources Global Professionals name. Resources Connection will report its Q2 earnings of 2021 after the close today.

As the pace of Covid-19 vaccination continues to ramp up in the U.S. -- the weekly average of inoculations is now at 3 million new shots per day -- previously shunned travel stocks are retaking the spotlight. Airline stocks are already starting to see the benefits of a reopening economy, and so are travel booking websites. Specifically, Expedia Group Inc (NASDAQ:EXPE) and Booking Holdings Inc (NYSE:BKNG), which fell to multi-year lows during the pandemic market bottom, are fresh off record highs and entering a historically bullish month.

First, to Expedia stock, which has nearly quadrupled off its March lows to a March 18, all-time high of $187.93, with support from the 40-day moving average since January. And while EXPE has since cooled off from that peak, the $170 mark seems to have stepped in as a floor. Longer term, the equity sports a 231.6% year-over-year lead.

Similarly, Booking Holdings stock hit a March 17, all-time-high of $2,469.58, which is more than double its pandemic lows near the $1,100 mark. The equity suffered a notable bear gap since that record, but the $2,200 level contained served as a net and contained further losses. Now, shares are once again within a chip shot from that peak, and are up 79% year-over-year.

Both equities show up on Schaeffer's Senior Quantitative Analyst Rocky White's list of the 25 stocks with the best returns in April. According to this data, EXPE has ended the month higher eight times over the past 10 years, while BKNG has ended it higher nine times, averaging 8.2% and 4.8% pops, respectively. Similar moves would put EXPE over $190 and BKNG over $2,555 -- brand new record highs for both stocks.