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๐Ÿค” COMPARE ยท MANH ยท VEEV

MANH vs VEEV: 4 Signal Clusters, Full Record

How did Manhattan Associates (MANH) and Veeva Systems (VEEV) fare under JumpstartSignal's 5-stage screening pipeline across our full 2012โ€“2025 walk-forward backtest? We flagged MANH 3 times (7 signal days, first signal in 2012) and VEEV 1 time (2 signal days, first signal in 2017). Every entry price, return, and SPY comparison below is from the frozen backtest snapshot.

Verdict: Across the 2012โ€“2025 backtest, MANH led VEEV by +220% average alpha, flagged across 3 clusters vs 1 for VEEV. The strongest MANH print was +1110% held from Apr 25, 2012. Different sectors (Technology vs Healthcare). The backtest treats both identically, so any gap below is pure setup quality, not a sector preference built into the system.

Head-to-Head Stats

MANH โœ… OPPORTUNITY Manhattan Associates ยท Technology

+1110%
Best signal return (held to Feb 1, 2026)
Avg alpha vs SPY+345%
Win rate100% (3/3)
First flaggedApr 25, 2012
First entry price$12.48
Total signal days7

VEEV โœ… OPPORTUNITY Veeva Systems ยท Healthcare

+371%
Best signal return (held to Feb 1, 2026)
Avg alpha vs SPY+125%
Win rate100% (1/1)
First flaggedFeb 6, 2017
First entry price$43.31
Total signal days2

Per-Signal Returns

Each bar below shows the best return from one signal cluster, held from the entry date through Feb 1, 2026. The SPY return over the same period is shown alongside each entry, alpha is the gap between the two.

MANH Signal Clusters

Entry DateEntry PriceReturnSPY ReturnAlpha vs SPY
Apr 25, 2012 $12.48 +1110% +528% +582%
May 22, 2013 $18.21 +729% +417% +312%
Oct 14, 2013 $23.62 +539% +399% +140%

VEEV Signal Clusters

Entry DateEntry PriceReturnSPY ReturnAlpha vs SPY
Feb 6, 2017 $43.31 +371% +246% +125%

What This Teaches

Which stock a quant system picks more often says more about price-action shape than about the business. MANH kept printing clean SMA20/50 crossover + breakout-volume setups (3 distinct clusters over 14 years); VEEV printed them 1ร— in the same window. Same universe, same rules, different output, and that is exactly what a rules-based pipeline is supposed to produce.

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FAQ

Is MANH or VEEV a better momentum stock?

In our 14-year backtest, MANH had an average alpha of +345% per signal versus +125% for VEEV. MANH produced 3 buy clusters vs 1 for VEEV.

When did JumpstartSignal first flag MANH?

Apr 25, 2012 at an entry price of $12.48 (SPOTLIGHT or OPPORTUNITY buy signal). That signal has returned +1110% held to the snapshot date, versus +528% for SPY over the same period.

When did JumpstartSignal first flag VEEV?

Feb 6, 2017 at an entry price of $43.31 (SPOTLIGHT or OPPORTUNITY buy signal). That signal has returned +371% held to the snapshot date, versus +246% for SPY.

Does this mean one stock is a buy and the other isn't?

No. Historical signal frequency and past returns are not buy recommendations. Our pipeline identifies entries that would have matched the template historically. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Use these pages as methodology research, not investment advice.

Where does the underlying data come from?

All entries on this page come from the R30 walk-forward validated backtest covering 2012-2025 (the 'seo_active' snapshot in our golden archive). Entry prices, returns, and SPY comparisons are computed from end-of-day OHLCV and frozen at snapshot time. See our methodology for details.