STO building up for a break outOIL price is dead while other commodities are rocketing up. Major disconnect in GOLD and OIL prices. I am overweight on WDS so I think i'll pick up more STO,
which also pays a solid dividend. I will average down for more STO and wait for
the imminent breakout. I picked up the gold miners when they were unloved over the past decade. Oil should be over $200/Barrel but there is shadow oil being shipped all over which is not counted in the official numbers.
Technically STO has formed a nice
SDR | Golden Zone Reload — Bulls Aren’t Done Yet!After reacting beautifully to our prior call near $3.59, SDR has continued to deliver strong bullish structure.
Price has now retraced from recent highs, forming a clean re-entry opportunity within the golden zone, perfectly overlapping a daily/weekly fair value gap (FVG).
This confluence area could act as a high-probability demand zone, where price may form a higher low before targeting the next liquidity levels.
If the zone holds, the next major objectives remain $7.90 and $11.35, aligning wi
Bearish potential detected for AGLEntry conditions:
(i) lower share price for ASX:AGL along with swing of DMI indicator towards bearishness and RSI downwards, and
(ii) observing market reaction around the share price of $9.00 (open of 28th November).
Depending on risk tolerance, the stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) above the declining 200 day MA (currently $9.55), or
(ii) above the recent swing high of $9.63 from 3rd December.
Potential outside week and bullish potential for PYCEntry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:PYC above the level of the potential outside week noted on 16th January (i.e.: above the level of $1.755).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the low of the outside week on 15th January (i.e.: below $1.595), should the trade activate.
Potential outside week and bullish potential for MYREntry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:MYR above the level of the potential outside week noted on 19th December (i.e.: above the level of $0.475).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the low of the outside week on 18th December (i.e.: below $0.44), should the trade activate.
Potential outside week and bullish potential for HMCEntry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:HMC above the level of the potential outside week noted on 9th January (i.e.: above the level of $4.14).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the low of the outside week on 6th January (i.e.: below $3.73), should the trade activate.
Breakout Retest With Upside PotentialNMR is shaping up as a high‑risk, high‑reward opportunity. After the strong impulse to $0.225, price has retraced nearly 80% back into the breakout zone. This reinforces why risk management matters and why chasing vertical moves is never the play.
The week ending 21 December printed a clean weekly hammer right above key support. There’s no guarantee the pullback is finished (there never is), but the demand that stepped in is notable. Price also swept the monthly FVG on solid volume, a move that
APZ (Australia) - The Affordable Housing Trend SetterAspen Group has had a really solid run over the last year, putting on a gain of roughly 140% . Based in Australia, they operate in the affordable accommodation sector, managing residential communities, retirement villages, and holiday parks. It isn’t the flashiest business model, but the trend has been incredibly consistent. They have quite a few places that specialise in over 55 living with less than $90k annual salaries and with Australia's rapidly aging population and some of the highest re
My Target for MATSA is 10x within 2 yearsHi, thanks for viewing. I just added another 12% to my MATSA position today. I'm not ruling out adding more at this stage, but for now I'm quite happy.
My valuation of Matsa is simply very different to the market presently, maybe I can get some comments and discussion going.
A few months they released a forecast for free cashflow from their Devon open-pit mining operations that is using a third-party mining Company and toll milling. This was in their RIU presentation in May 2025. They are expe
How a massive slide in Paladin Uranium ASX, is no moreI walk you through here on the monthly chart, for ASX stock Paladin Energy.
See what appears as Topping structure 2007, dialing into that pre GFC period reveals a double top & the massive sell off, which is apparent on a Monthly chart & means massive selling and falls of around 2000% top to bottom.
But now the tide is rising again for Paladin, we see its bottom April of 2025 when Pres. Trump gave the Tarrifs a reprieve which got a steroid shot into stocks.
All smooth sailing as the USD turne
Sideways No More?Waypoint REIT (WPR) has been range bound for nearly six years, but the current structure hints at a potential breakout. Price has retraced to the top of the long-term range and is now finding support at two key 50% levels projected from major swing highs and lows.
Trade Scenario 1: Aggressive Entry
Entry: Current levels
Stop Loss: Just below the bullish engulfing candle from the week ending 19 Oct
Target: Initial TP just under the yearly R2 pivot. Beyond that, trail your stop below new swing
ELD.ASX - Elders confirms breakout?Downtrend stucture as been broken
- Price has been in a decending trendline (lower highs)
- That trendline has now cleanly broken to the upside, not just wicked through
- Importantly, price has closed above the trendline, which is what turns a break into a confirmation
CBA To Bounce from Support?With the risk of Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) hikes rising, the ASX financials sector could face further pressure ahead. I therefore retain my bias that CBA will eventually break below 150. For now, however, it continues to hold above this level while the broader ASX enjoys a materials-led bounce. The longer support holds, the greater the chance CBA attempts to close the gap with the ASX over the near term — provided the index itself does not roll over.
CBA remains above support despite Wedn
Post‑Spring Retrace Into Key Zone — Eyes on $15.78APA is starting to look constructive here.
After the initial move out of the spring, price tagged a key 50% retracement measured from the ATH down to the spring low. We’re now seeing a controlled pullback into a meaningful area of interest.
Why the setup still holds
- The spring remains intact, which keeps the broader accumulation thesis valid.
- Volume on the spring was lighter than the Selling Climax, suggesting the market isn’t motivated to drive price back into deep supply.
- That typically
3-Year Breakout with LVN PrecisionSEEK has broken out of a multi-year range and is now testing the upper boundary to gauge buyer commitment. This is a critical zone. Price action here will reveal whether markup is ready to accelerate or pause for a reload.
Trade Scenario
Begin scaling in as price has reached the top of a Low Volume Node. This zone typically lacks price acceptance, so there is a strong chance of a brief dip before continuation. If price does pull back, monitor the buy zone for a second entry/scale in opportunity
Here is an Aussie signal of China's reemergence I recently wrote about Sky Metals ASX and what the chart was telling me. I said, "multi 10X gains, its a smaller miner, now RIO climbs at ATH''s and the tapping ema tells me everything I need to know.
Why brokers maybe don't like how I interpret charts.
I said AUDUSD is also in a massive push higher and I wrote on trading view about how I was seeing China on excessive need for resources in the next few years and how a push to 0.78 could occur with bullish patterns on higher time frames.
Any
Bullish potential detected for KLREntry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:KLR along with swing up of indicators such as DMI/RSI, and
(ii) observing market reaction around the $0.19 resistance area from 21st November.
Depending on risk tolerance, the stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the potentially rising 30 day MA (currently $0.161), or
(ii) below the recent swing low of $0.15 of 29th December, or
(iii) below the ultimate swing low of $0.125 of 15th December.
Deep Structure, Clean Risk, Big PotentialAVL is starting to look genuinely interesting here. Yes, it’s a small‑cap, highly speculative commodity play, but the structure developing on the chart is hard to ignore.
The current accumulation range shows multiple Phase B rallies, which deviates from the generic Wyckoff schematic most traders are familiar with. Those repeated bumps strongly suggest the Composite Operator was distributing into breakout enthusiasm, while retail money chased the early strength. Once that liquidity was absorbed,























