


Technical & Fundamental Update Stock continues to fail at the EMA 50 -- another rejection at overhead resistance keeps the downtrend intact. S-1 support at $1.18 is back in play, with S-2 at $0.88 marking the 52-week low. A sustained break of S-1 opens the door for a potential retest of that lower range. For those unfamiliar: the company announced it's...
Just sharing a chart for those who care about technicals. Despite my bullish stance long-term, the setup here is worth noting. The stock has had a strong move off that $2.50 multi-bottom, but it’s now stalling close to the 50 EMA -- which also lines up with the upper trendline of a clear descending triangle. That descending triangle pattern, by nature, tends...
GM, y'all. Not a flashy chart -- just laying out the key levels I’m tracking. Price is respecting the descending wedge, trading between clearly defined trendlines. My bias leans lower here. Watching that S-1 zone near $18.96 as the next potential support. If that fails, S-2 at the lower trendline could come into play. FWIW: Closed out my short puts with a solid...
Still in a confirmed downtrend, IMO, with price action reflecting a mix of structural and macro headwinds. No interest in forcing a trade here -- but I’ve mapped out a "Buy Zone" between $21.12 and $16.51, where I’d look to scale into a long-term position. The chart remains decisively bearish, reinforcing the view that the path of least resistance is still...
Consistent with my revised thesis and the elevated regulatory risk, I’ve outlined a downside range on the chart where I’d consider getting involved. The top of the zone is marked at $2.51 (April low), with the lower boundary at $1.81, the October 2023 low. Given the current backdrop, I’m not stepping in until price moves into this range and the broader setup...
The chart just printed a clean double top near $4.34, with back-to-back rejections signaling a potential short-term reversal. If this pullback gains traction, here are the key support levels I’m watching: S1: $3.93 – prior resistance turned support (breakout zone) S2: $3.55 – strong pivot level from April consolidation S3: $3.12–$3.15 – intermediate structure...
Chart update: KYTX broke above the neckline of the cup and handle pattern I flagged on Apr 24. I’ve updated the chart with short-term price targets at R-1: $2.52, R-2: $2.62, R-3: $2.71, and R-4: $2.91 -- which also aligns with the SMA 100, making that zone a key double resistance level. I’m particularly focused on the $2.71–$2.91 range, which looks well within...
Respecting the EMA 50 wall here and keeping a close eye on key support levels as the setup continues to play out. Important observation: Price action has consistently failed at the EMA 50 resistance level -- a pattern that's played out multiple times now, including the most recent rejection. In the current skittish environment, no real reason to expect this time...
After a strong move off the mid-$2 range (double bottom support), the stock looks like it stalled right around short-term resistance in the $3.70 area -- a level I’ve been watching closely. Not surprised to see some profit-taking kick in after that run. Chart’s carved out a clean $2.50–$3.70 range. I’m still firmly long-term bullish, but back to being selective...
Technically, KYTX is setting up with a classic cup and handle. The cup has formed, the handle is in development, and price is tightening just beneath the breakout level. A clean move through resistance could trigger a strong upside extension -- the structure is solid. Now for the backstory: At $2.14, NASDAQ:KYTX is trading at a level that’s hard to justify by...
The stock has now broken below S-1 support at $2.92, confirmed by a large red candle signaling a clear downside breakout. With small-cap biotech under heavy pressure, a move toward S-2 support at $1.84 (dating back to Oct. 2023) is now a real possibility. Not trying to pick on the stock — just calling what’s in front of us. I’ve held off buying so far, and...
Nike has already been in a prolonged downtrend, but today’s 14% drop, closing at $55.58, added serious fuel to the fire — driven by tariff-related headlines and broader market pressure. Despite the steep selloff, I’m not stepping in just yet. There’s still a lot of macro uncertainty, IMO, and with momentum and technicals working against it, I’m anticipating the...
Yes, NVO has pulled back hard — from highs near $148 to the mid-$60s, now trading around $68.33. While this selloff may look oversold on many levels, I’m still avoiding the stock for now. The broader market remains in a downtrend, and with macro uncertainty still front and center, I’m not eager to jump in prematurely. That said, I’ve highlighted a longer-term...
SOUN is back at its 200-day moving average — a key level that's held before, and now it’s under pressure again. No clean break yet, but the setup is looking vulnerable. If it loses this level with conviction, downside momentum could accelerate fast. I’ve got eyes on $6.03 as the next major support zone. This is where the bulls need to step in — or risk a deeper...
A double bottom formed in early March, leading to a strong bounce above $30. Since then, the stock has pulled back into the mid-$20s. Given current market conditions and the chart setup, a retest of S-1 at $24.50 looks likely. If that level breaks, S-2 at $17.96 comes into play as the next key support. Watching these levels closely. Price action here will be telling.
The stock has now broken below long-term trendline support on the multi-year chart. That level now flips to resistance, with the breakdown under horizontal support reinforcing the bearish structure. With broader market weakness, I'm anticipating lower levels ahead, potentially into the teens if momentum continues. Watching closely.
VKTX bounced off $24.50, testing a key support level that could confirm a double bottom if it holds. If it breaks down, I expect a move toward $21, a longer-term support level I’ve been watching and where I may consider stepping in with cash-secured puts once it stabilizes. Let's see where it trades from here. Stay tuned. 👀
The S&P 500 (SPX) has officially closed below its 200-day moving average, a significant technical event that traders and institutions closely monitor. This marks the first time since late 2023 that the index has broken this key support level, signaling a potential shift in market sentiment. 🔸 Why This Matters For those who don't know, the 200-day SMA is widely...