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Dual Range Structure with Asymmetric Upside PotentialBMN is setting up beautifully for a high conviction swing. Take a moment to study this chart, there’s a lot unfolding beneath the surface. Structural Overview Large Range (Red Labels): A textbook Wyckoff reaccumulation structure dating back to August 2021. Gradually increasing volume as price climbs suggests we're approaching Jump Across the Creek (JAC) a bullish inflection point. Smaller Range (Yellow Labels): Price appears to be forming its Sign of Strength (SOS). A minor pullback to form a Last Point of Support (LPS) is possible before continuation. Trade Scenarios Scenario 1: Conservative Setup Entry: Now Stop Loss: Monthly swing low at $1.70 Targets: TP1: ~$7.22 — initial range target with heavy resistance and key Gann extensions (not shown) TP2: If price clears this zone, look for the larger range target Note: There’s a marked Fair Value Gap (FVG) prior to TP1. Price may reject, consolidate, then push through. Consider partial profit near the EQ of the FVG depending on risk appetite. Scenario 2: Aggressive Setup Entry: Now Stop Loss: $2.84 — tighter buffer based on momentum and closes above two key 50% range levels Targets: Same as Scenario 1 While momentum supports the aggressive SL, keep in mind the SOS is still forming. Expect a potential pullback to create LPS before continuation.
ASX:BMNLong
by AlvinDeo96
Wyckoff Continuation PlayAKM is showing strong potential for upside continuation. After printing a clean SOS, price has retraced with overlapping candles on declining volume a classic sign of absorption and reaccumulation. This suggests price is coiling for a potential JAC (Jump Across the Creek) and explosive breakout. Key Observation: There’s a sizeable Fair Value Gap (FVG) below current price that remains untested. This opens the door for a possible fakeout, a brief push above resistance followed by a sharp dip into the FVG before the real rally begins. If this plays out, the setup remains valid and the R:R improves significantly with the same targets intact. This underscores the importance of disciplined risk management and scenario modeling. Trade Scenario Entry: Begin scaling in here as price is sitting on strong support. Add to the position if we get a clean break and hold above the 0.285 high. Stop Loss: Initial SL just below the BU/LPS zone. If invalidated, we’ll pivot to the FVG zone for a secondary entry with same targets, tighter structure and better R:R.
ASX:AKMLong
by AlvinDeo96
Rare Earth Play about to Moonshot!? American Rare EarthASX:ARR OTC:ARRNF OTC:AMRRY Listen up, wannabe mooners. American Rare Earths ( NYSE:ARR ), an Australian company, owns Wyoming Rare Inc, which holds the rights to mine the Halleck Creek rare earth site in Wyoming, USA ( aka one of the most mining-friendly states out there ). Last year, they tried to spin off Wyoming Rare via SPAC and take it public… didn’t quite make it. But if that plan comes back? We YOLO on Wyoming Rare. No hesitation. Now here’s why it’s moon fuel: China just dropped the hammer on rare earth exports . That’s right — they’re restricting shipments of the very materials needed for EVs, wind turbines, and every fancy green tech. Since that move, U.S.-based rare earth stocks have been pamping hard. ARR, though? Still flying under the radar (relatively-speaking). We’re basically staring at an un-pamped, home-grown rare earth play sitting on what could be one of the largest deposits in North America. Here’s the juice straight from the company: “The Halleck Creek Project, located on Wyoming State land northeast of Laramie, is a world-class rare earth deposit with a JORC-compliant resource of 2.63 billion tonnes, containing approximately 8.64 million tonnes of total rare earth oxides (TREO) — including high-value magnets like neodymium and praseodymium.” If this thing gets the attention it deserves — or if Wyoming Rare gets that SPAC redo — expect diamond hands and rocket emojis all over your feed. 🚀🌕 DYOR, but this might just be the next rare earth meme before the herd catches on.
ASX:ARR
by MonsterStockPicks
1
West wits mining (wwi asx)West wits mining it has mines in South Africa and it's listed in Australian stock exchange , this is going to be the biggest established producer of gold in the entire Southern Africa.... It's going to surpass all the established producer of gold, we have today, you better love UNTOLD HISTORY of south African...... INFORMATION IS POWER WEST WITS MINING IT'S A BUY , I AM UP BY MORE THAN 200% SINCE INCEPTION Am looking to buy again in easy equities since it's listed in their platform...... Only risk takers will reap the rewards
ASX:WWILong
by Mushabi666
Long-term smallcap play, Clarity Pharmaceuticals (ASX:CU6)Clarity is a clinical-stage radiopharmaceutical company developing targeted theranostics — drugs that combine diagnostic imaging and therapy — using copper isotopes (Cu-64 and Cu-67). SAR-bisPSMA: A dual-function radiopharmaceutical targeting PSMA for both imaging (with 64Cu) and therapy (with 67Cu) in prostate cancer. Est. market entry 2026-2027 SAR-Bombesin: Targets the gastrin-releasing peptide receptor (GRPR) for imaging and treatment of GRPR-positive cancers, including prostate and breast cancers. Est. market entry 2027-2028 SARTATE: Designed for diagnosing and treating neuroblastoma and neuroendocrine tumors using copper isotopes. Est. market entry 2028+ SAR-trastuzumab: A preclinical radioimmunotherapy combining trastuzumab with Clarity’s SAR Technology to target HER2-positive breast cancer. Est. market entry 2030+
ASX:CU6Long
by Asymmetry_Informant
1
GQG Approaching Strategic Area of InterestGQG has pulled back sharply from the $3.12 high and is now approaching a key Fair Value Gap (FVG) that warrants close tracking. While the probability of this zone holding is reduced due to excessive volume pressure, the setup still offers potential for a favorable risk-to-reward trade, especially if structure and timing align. Why the FVG Still Matters Price is testing a major support zone formed by previous highs. The area sits within a Low Volume Node (LVN), which may act as a barrier to price acceptance. Proximity to the yearly S1 pivot opens the door for a classic fakeout scenario. Price could spike below the FVG, trap late shorts, stop out longs, and then close back above the pivot. Trade Scenarios (Early Framework) Still developing, these are preliminary overlays to add to watchlist. Scenario 1 – Less Likely Price prints and closes a high-volume bullish monthly candle that tags the Equilibrium of the FVG. If confirmed, entry would be on the open of the next monthly candle. Scenario 2 – More Likely Price pushes down to the yearly S1 pivot, then prints a bullish reversal candle. Entry would be on the open of the next candle, contingent on structure and volume confirmation. Targets Initial target: Macro 50% retracement projected from ATH to ATL. If price breaks and closes above this level, we could begin mapping for new highs, but for now, we take it one leg at a time. This isn’t a rush setup, it’s a structure-first, and just being patient.
ASX:GQG
by AlvinDeo96
3
Why Long Term is a better method.This chart shows why one needs to ride the wave and cycles that typical charts do print. Zip is a classical one. A Chart in a Chart with at least 2 time frames has been requested by me for a while now. Lets see if the community supports this idea. The simple idea is that one sees the current data with an Icon minimised on ones chart - such that with a click one can easily switch between both views so that we see current and the Long term Trends. The Long Term could also be the overview that Trading View gives one. Should you appreciate my comments and chart studies - please smash that like button. It's just a click away. Regards Graham
ASX:ZIPLong
by hitchcoxg
1
Thoughts on AVM... is it over-valued?I'm glad you asked. No, is the short answer. But there is a LOT of information yet to unfold, before this Company is a low risk purchase. Saying that, my average entry price of 0.495 is shown on the chart. While the price is depressed and there isn't any positive sentiment, and I am buying, I see no benefit in publishing my bullish viewpoint. I might want to buy more at a lower price, right. Well, I did buy quite a bit between mid-April and mid-August 2025. AVM has gone from about 3.7% of my portfolio to over 10% for a gain of 176%. So is it time to take some profits. Well, #1 it is great how well silver has been performing, and there is a lot of attention now coming on Companies with an appreciable silver reserve. When I bought AVM it was clear (even at the silver prices then) that AVM was "un-loved" and un-appreciated. Relative to its ASX silver explorer/developers AVM was substantially under-valued. How undervalued? At the time AVM had around 45Moz silver foreign reserve at around 400Ageq grade for a Market Cap of around 8 to 12 million. So, relative to its peers, each established ounce in the ground was drastically cheaper. I worked out at one stage that vs Silver Mines that each AVM ounce had 5 times higher grade and each ounce valued a 1 / 7th the price per ounce. That appeared to be quite a mis-match. But that isn't why I bought a boat-load of AVM shares. I viewed the Victorian gold exploration assets as fundamentally under-valued. In light of that, I saw the under-valued silver assets as essentially coming for free. Why do I see the Victorian asset as undervalued. Well look at the drilling results (so far they have only drilled out about 1% of their claim). But one drill result caught my attention; 11.7 meters at an average grade of 160.4 grams Au/ton (historic hole from 2021 I believe, from before they purchased the tenement). That is a spectacular result and doesn't just hint that there is gold there, it SCREAMS it. Even huge Victorian developments like Southern Cross, started somewhere. I thought, there was a "non-zero" chance that AVM was onto a massive winner. Victoria is also improving as a mining jurisdiction, and other miners I follow have reported quite encouraging changes of late. They describe the state mining regulator as "motivated, accountable, and transparent." If, when, and how a mine will get built on AVM's tenement are completely unknown and will remain unknown for some years. But I was reading a LOT of drilling reports that had marginal results, like 1.2m at 2gpt at 250m depth or deeper. But 11.7m x 160.4gpt stuck in my brain. I could not understand why anyone would see a tiny Company with several million silver ounces and extremely prospective gold tenements wasn't valued an order of magnitude higher. They also made a very cheap purchase of a closed gold/silver mine in Mexico more recently, to bring their silver assets up to over 100Moz. But still the market didn't really move. So, I kept buying. I think often, people need to be told when something is valuable, they can't recognise value when they see it. They need some sort of third-party confirmation. That came with analyst coverage and then a capital raise. So, where is the "top." No idea, we will level-off and possibly even sell-off gradually, but as more drilling results come in and the silver and gold assets improve, the price will keep steadily marching up. If each AVM silver ounce in the ground becomes valued on a par with those in SVL's claims, it will increase AVM's value by 4x overnight. That is without even considering the future value of the gold claims. I will be following the news daily, but for me, AVM is a buy and hold on a multi-year basis. Considerable up-side remains in my view.
ASX:AVMLong
by flyinkiwi10
2
-37 then +56% since IPO. So what is a realistic target for 2030?Good question, I'm glad you asked :) So, this is quite a bit more challenging to put a number on compared to the Westgold update I just published. Because, there isn't as much track record to go on and the multi-year guidance isn't there. Personally, I am expecting them to fully utilise their rather vast processing capacity of 20Mtpa. So, just based on the current ore reserve statement, I would expect that 15.5Mtpa would be a mix of Main Dome underground, Telfer Open Pit, and lower grade stockpiles. Hard to say in what proportion, but I am putting that at a combined grade of 0.9gpt. At some point in the future, the planned underground ore crusher and ore transport system should reach the planned 4.2 to 4.5Mtpa level - I used 4.5Mtpa in my calculation. The grade I used was 2.6gpt. That implies 13,950,000 grams from Main Dome etc and 11,700,000 from Haverion. This will be reduced by processing losses of about 15% to 21,802,500 grams Au or 700,977 ounces of gold. That is quite a significant number. If we value gold at a very conservative AUD5000/oz and current All in Sustaining Cost per ounce of AUD1849/oz that would imply a fair valuation (at some point in the furture) of between 2.5 times higher at low valuations and 3.7 times higher. So, simple story; I expect Greatland to be worth around three times as much within 5 years. That is without further increases in the gold or copper price. It is also without acquisitions, ANTIPA seems to be a potential future take-over target as they have some impressive intercepts and have large exploration tenements adjacent to the Telfer processing plant.
ASX:GGPLong
by flyinkiwi10
3
Westgold fair value 2026 and 2028Hi guys, Disclaimer - I own this - not trying to "pump it," just trying to put a value on it for within the next 12 months and before the end of 2028. This is entirely based on their 1st October three year gold production guidance for both years, which may change. Within 2026 - even without further gold price rises - I would expect Westgold should be valued at or around 32% more at $6.96 - let's say $7. That was just based on a gold sale price of AUD5000 (spot price is AUD5845.65 at the time of writing). Should be valued at and will be valued at are two different things, although, at the moment, it would be reasonable to expect some 'over-shoot' of its fair-value. By 2028 I am expecting WGX to be trading around $9.96 (lets call it $10) or another 89% higher. This is based on expected production numbers less expected costs of production at AUD$5000 gold. Add (or subtract) as the spot gold price fluctuates. However, I firmly believe that there are medium term (5 to 10 year) tail-winds in place that will drive the gold price higher over time. For me; gold is generational wealth and gold miners represent leverage on an appreciating asset class.
ASX:WGXLong
by flyinkiwi10
5
Trade Idea: Aristocrat Leisure (ALL.ASX)After consolidating post-May earnings, ALL is showing signs of strength and attempting another breakout. Price has reclaimed key moving averages and is forming a potential right-side pattern, giving a favorable risk/reward entry. • Buy Zone: 70.50 – 70.80 • Stop: 67.00 (just below recent support) • Target 1: 75.00 • Target 2: 80.00 (if momentum builds) 💡 Rationale: Volume is supporting the move, and the stock is tightening around key levels. A decisive push above 71 could trigger momentum buying. Risk is well-defined and manageable. DISCLAIMER : The content and materials featured are for your information and education only and are not attended to address your particular personal requirements. The information does not constitute financial advice or recommendation and should not be considered as such. Risk Management is Your Shield! Always prioritise risk management. It’s your best defence against losses.
ASX:ALL
by Gihanhemachandra