Potential outside week and bearish potential for DGTEntry conditions:
(i) lower share price for ASX:DGT below the level of the potential outside week noted on 9th June (i.e.: below the level of $2.38).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) above the high of the outside week on 12th June (i.e.: above $2.70), should the trade activate.
Potential outside week and bearish potential for APXEntry conditions:
(i) lower share price for ASX:APX below the level of the potential outside week noted on 5th June (i.e.: below the level of $1.08).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) above the high of the outside week on 2nd June (i.e.: above $1.285), should the trade activate.
Potential outside week and bearish potential for TLXEntry conditions:
(i) lower share price for ASX:TLX below the level of the potential outside week noted on 22nd May (i.e.: below the level of $13.23).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) above the high of the outside week on 18th May (i.e.: above $15.09), should the trade activate.
Potential outside week and bullish potential for WOREntry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:WOR above the level of the potential outside week noted on 15th May (i.e.: above the level of $12.58).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the low of the outside week on 13th May (i.e.: below $11.79), should the trade activate.
Bullish potential detected for PLSEntry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:PLS along with swing up of indicators such as DMI/RSI.
Depending on risk tolerance, the stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the quarterly VWAP (currently $6.09), or
(ii) below the rising 50 day MA on the daily chart (currently $5.73).
Potential outside week and bullish potential for CBOEntry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:CBO above the level of the potential outside week noted on 15th May (i.e.: above the level of $4.18).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the low of the outside week on 13th May (i.e.: below $3.63), should the trade activate.
Reversal Incoming AVA is shaping up as one to watch.
The November low may have formed a high‑volume spring with a brief throw‑under of the wedge structure. It’s a constructive signal, but confirmation is still lacking. Price has yet to break back into the range and close convincingly.
For the bullish scenario, the key level is the new yearly pivot at $0.083.
Importance of this zone: it’s the first approach into the yearly pivot, it aligns with range‑low resistance, and it intersects the downward resistance trendline. A clean, impulsive break on increased volume and close above this cluster would signal real strength.
If that breakout occurs, the next expectation is a pullback to retest the spring, especially given the spring printed higher volume than the selling climax, making it a logical demand check.
Scenario 2
Since price is in high-risk zone a strong rejection here could result in a much deeper pullback. First zone of interest would be the yearly 1 pivot
PYC Ready for a bullish momentum I have been following PYC for a whale, I believe the that we are going to see another bullish momentum.
Below the 0.920 there aren’t imbalance zones, everything up the 24 of sept has been retested.
But after this point you will notice liquidity still no swept and several imbalance zones. The market structure shows HH Hl across Daily- 4hrs – 1hrs time frame which confirm that it is still on a bullish momentum.
The triangle pattern tells us that the price is going towards the liquidity and possible below to touch the next down IMB /order blocks before the reversal.
In conclusion I believe we a going to see another up trend, considering the latest news on the progress that has been made across the clinical pipeline is positive.
This is my second post, so please fill free to correct me ( I am new on this game)
Appreciate any comments and thank you for reading my post.
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Potential outside week and bullish potential for IGOEntry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:IGO above the level of the potential outside week noted on 22nd May (i.e.: above the level of $9.27).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the low of the outside week on 19th May (i.e.: below $8.00), should the trade activate.
TRADE: ABY swingJust using some fib retracement style stuff here. Fitting it to some of the previous support/resistance lines I foresee price hitting around 24c before bouncing back towards the 40s. It'll no doubt come back, but when is a separate question. I do think it reclaims that 50% retracement level around 60c. 60c was a double bottom area (Apr 25 and Jun 25) it then found love and journeyed up 30% before a earnings upgrade that then quickly turned into a 110% trade if you stayed long. This would be a 70%+ initial swing, that could double as it approaches the 50% retracement level. Have some more confidence with that really long downward moving support line.
A smart person waits for confirmation of support at these levels. I am dumb. Probably plays down lower for capital loss farming, then we are free to run in late june.
Earnings in August, so we also benefit from no news to screw things up. Often this stock has swung higher into august earnings too. I anticipate the August print is a revision higher on top of that like it has been in past years.
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With Data Centers Back in Focus, MAQ Could Be Setting UpMAQ continues to show a constructive technical setup after spending an extended period building a base between roughly $58 and $72 before breaking through major resistance around the $72 level.
Since the breakout, price has successfully retested the old resistance zone as support, with buyers stepping in around the breakout area. The 50-day moving average is now rising underneath price, helping support the broader bullish structure.
Bullish scenario:
The $71–72 support zone continues to hold.
Price clears and holds above the 0.50 Fibonacci level.
Buyers push through the recent swing highs around $77–78.
Momentum then targets the 0.618 retracement zone around $81–82, with the potential for a move back toward the previous highs and eventually the psychological $100 level.
Bearish scenario:
Price fails to reclaim the 0.50 Fibonacci level.
Momentum stalls and falls back below the breakout zone.
A decisive break below $71–72 would place the stock back inside the prior trading range and invalidate the breakout thesis.
The technical picture remains constructive, with the breakout retest holding, rising moving averages and improving momentum indicators. However, the next test for MAQ is clear: bulls need to prove they can convert the current Fibonacci resistance zone into support before the next leg higher can develop. Good luck and happy trading 🍀
Low-power AI chip pureplay cycles up as hyperscalers teeterINTRODUCTION:
The hyperscaler approach to what passes for "AI" is unsustainable. They promised too much, they spent too much, and they keep borrowing too much. Now that the numbers are laughably astronomical, sooner or later, someone's gonna blink and the looking-for-a-way-out is gonna start, sector-wide. That's when the music stops.
The above being said, "AI" is here to stay, but in the opinion of the author of this idea, it will end up commodified, like the internet. Huge piles of hardware won't matter as far a revenues go, similarly to how giant spools of fiber optics didn't matter after the dot.com crash. Lets dispense with the bull of AGI. Tiny but still useful LLMs will be ran locally on purpose-built, ultra-low-power chips that can be installed into a smartphone or a fridge. The magic will be in what people with limited means can do with the tech, not those who have a billion dollars to burn on tokens from the hyperscaler-adjacent labs like OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, and Meta.
This is where BraniChip comes in. Ultra-low-power neuromorphic chips that exclusively run small, purpose-built LLMs and their derivatives. They even have their own software environment, similar to how Nvidia has CUDA (if I'm not mistaken about how that works).
None of the above would matter, however, if it weren't for the chart.
THE TA:
Based on the above 2W which offers the most reliable signals and cleanest structures, I'm listing the following bullish observations:
1. The whole thing is cyclical. The chart begins with a structural high and a structural low, and then new structural higher highs and higher lows print at the end of multi-year uptrends and downtrends.
2. New multi-year uptrends begin once price action levels-out in or on horizontal regions of past support/resistance. This is happening right now.
3. Price action has retraced from the last structural higher high down to the 0.382 Fib level, where it is now consolidating (or is already done consolidating).
4. RSI and MFI are both out of resistance, with the latter already in uptrend, an uptrend which is also printing local higher highs as the price action printed local lower lows — a bullish divergence.
5. The Divergence Consensus tool from without_worries, now prints a pending (not yet confirmed) strong bullish divergence across 15+ separate indicators in the exact same place divergences of similar strength had printed before the previous two multi-year uptrends.
6. The full bull flag extension from the previous cycle takes price action to the $9AUD area, which is pretty much where one would expect the next structural higher high to print in the entire structural uptrend.
7. The 2M chart below has a fresh DOJI. There was a DOJI in pretty much the same area on the cusp of the previous cycle-up.
FINAL NOTES:
A perfect entry would be at $0.1-0.11, as indicated by the bottom of the horizontal legacy support/resistance channel in which price action is currently moving. There is no guarantee, however, that price action will still visit the bottom of that horizontal, despite the fact it had wicked down to the bottom of the previous one, before the previous cycle-up. Case in point — once a divergence signal printed from the Divergence Consensus tool, in both previous instances price action did not continue to the downside, only upside.
Exposure to this company is also available on the American OTC markets, though chart history is limited there.
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The above was written by hand.
The above is not investment advice.
I'm not a professional analyst or trader.
AGL good buying pointAgl has strong indications for growth over the next 12 months. Market target pricing is >$11. It's current slump in price provides an excellent entry point.
I'll be starting a position now at this 78.6 retrace of $8.65, then further stoking it if it breaks below closer to 100 retrace around the $8.15 so I don't miss the bounce.
$GLN Galan is a former pageant queen that fell off its tracksGive it half a year for technicals to come back to earth and it should well be on its way. This should start moving in the summertime.
It did a round trip and as you can see, lots of support down here. Let it organize its finance while spot Lithium price starts its uptrend.
BRN / BrainChip: Macro accumulation at demand?ASX:BRN
BrainChip is sitting in a macro demand zone where a potential large accumulation model could be forming.
For context, BrainChip develops Akida, a neuromorphic edge-AI chip designed to process sensor data locally with low power, instead of relying fully on cloud AI.
If this model confirms with a clean HTF bullish close / structural shift, I believe BRN can start a macro reversal and eventually push back toward ATH — and potentially beyond.
Potential outside week and bullish potential for DVPEntry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:DVP above the level of the potential outside week noted on 8th May (i.e.: above the level of $6.04).
Stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the low of the outside week on 5th May (i.e.: below $5.22), should the trade activate.
Bullish potential detected for TEAEntry conditions:
(i) retracement back to short-term moving averages (8/15 daily EMAs), and
(ii) observation of market reaction at potential support area of $4.81 (from the open of 17th September 2025).
Depending on risk tolerance, the stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the rising 150 day moving average (currently $4.44), or
(ii) below the rising 200 day moving average (currently $4.25), or
(iii) below the rising VWAP (currently $4.12).






















