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AVCT - will the historic resistance at 92p finally break?The price has approached a historic resistance level and the action on Thursday and Friday is worth paying close attention to. Both sessions saw the price reject around this level on very strong volume. The million dollar question is how many sellers are still sat up here. If the queue is long, the price will struggle to break through and could turn back down from here. The only scenario where that changes is if the fundamentals behind the business have shifted meaningfully since December last

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MTEC - ready to see if the momentum can push up to 45p The longer term trend is pointing upwards but this one comes with some very wide gyrations along the way, so make sure your stops have plenty of breathing room with stops. Friday stood out. A strong bullish candle with the price rejecting firmly as sellers tried to push it lower, on volume over twice the average. The effort from the sellers was there but the result was not. That is exactly the kind of footprint that suggests buyers are in control at this level. Could this have enough momentum

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AMRQ - will the rising lows lead to a 104p breakout?Another series of rising lows that caught my eye. The volume picture looks subdued on first glance but it is worth noting that the chart is being skewed by the massive spike on the 8th April. Strip that out and Friday’s volume was actually close to twice the average, which tells a different story. The price is squeezing upwards with tight price action and the lows keep stepping higher. The supply of lower prices is running out. A convincing break above 104p on strong volume would be the trigg

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CNC - will the 200p resistance trigger a reversal?I rode a decent trade out of this one below 200p, although I got out too early as usual. The price has now pushed all the way back up to the top of its trading range and this is where I start to pay close attention. Friday’s candle is one of uncertainty, and volume has started to creep back up at this level. That combination at a known resistance level is worth respecting. My best opportunities consistently come from the edges of trading ranges rather than the middle, so there is no rush here.

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Market Insight: Understanding the -10 EGP GDR Discount 🤔 What does the "-10" actually mean? Currently, the London Global Depositary Receipt (GDR) when converted to Egyptian Pounds is trading roughly EGP 10 cheaper than the local listing on the EGX. 📉 This represents a significant ~7.4% discount. 💡 The Arbitrage Opportunity: Essentially, you are looking at the exact same company, but it is 7.4% cheaper to purchase in London than in Egypt. 🏦 This is known in the financial world as an "Arbitrage Gap" or a "Price Gap." 💹 ⚖️ Why does this gap exis

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SSPG - could buyers be mopping up supply at the old gap support?Tuesday’s price action was a clear anomaly and it is the kind of thing that only stands out if you are watching the relationship between price and volume closely. Volume price analysis is not an exact science, it is more of an art. What I like to do is look back at similar sized candles and compare the corresponding volume to understand whether there is a pattern worth paying attention to. In this case 3 times the average volume on a lower rejection wick tells me buyers were actively mopping up

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PRV - could rising lows and high volume lead to a 760p break?Some of the hardcore technical traders out there would call this a pennant or a wedge. I try not to get too hung up on the fancy names. What I see is a pattern I recognise and understand. The logic is straightforward. If you are accumulating stock you want to do it at the cheapest price possible. But if you keep absorbing the sellers below 750p, eventually you run out of sellers at that level. That is exactly what appears to be happening here. A steady reduction in supply, with the lows creepin

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IGR - is the CEO's £800k buy the ultimate sign of confidence?This one came up on my screener on Thursday due to a significant volume spike and it is easy to see why. Since the strong breakout on the 30th April there has been a very encouraging series of rising lows building each day. The price is quietly squeezing upwards and the volume behind the move has been consistently elevated. That combination is exactly what you want to see building underneath a potential breakout. The gap created back in August is now acting as the overhead resistance around th

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GTLY - could the rising lows signal the end of the recent fall?I hold this one as a long term investment so I have a little more context than usual, which also means I am probably more perplexed than most about the scale of the share price fall recently. Two things concern me fundamentally. Receivables currently sit at around 48% of sales, which feels high and is worth watching closely. The 13% dividend yield also looks unsustainable at these levels, and a yield that high is often the market telling you something the income statement hasn’t confirmed yet.

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Heads up... SolGold just broke a 4-year descending triangle...Got in at 10.5p while everyone's chasing AI nonsense. Now sitting at 15.7p and this is just the warm-up. My friend Sean Tufford put me onto the LSE:SOLG SolGold telegram and here's what hit me - we need 80+ new major copper mines by 2030 just to electrify the world. Takes 20 years to build one. The math is broken. Copper is the new oil. The Setup That's Printing Position: Loaded at 10.5p First Target: 34p Franco Nevada and Osisko just wired $750M for streaming rights. That's not a bet,

FGP could the market makers be clearing stock at current levels?Wednesday saw the price break to a 52 week low, which is always a significant psychological level. When these break they can often keep going. The upper wick on Wednesday’s candle coupled with volume three times the average suggests the market makers were unloading into the high of the day. Thursday then produced a big green candle on the surface, but do not be fooled. It opened at the low of the day, which looks to me like a test of how many buyers are sitting below this price level. The volu

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XPP is this textbook volume confirmation the real deal?This one has been on my watchlist for a while and I never pulled the trigger. Story of my life. Tuesday saw the price make a new high since the start of the year with volume rising alongside it, both in agreement. Then Wednesday it burst upwards another 13% on huge volume again. Textbook confirmation. Zoom out and the price is now pushing the top of its current range and threatening to break into the gap above. When you factor in the lack of volume traded between 1750p and 2350p it becomes som

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SVS is this massive volume at 800p accumulation or distribution?A clear area of consolidation between 800p and 863p with a massive wave of volume sitting at this level. The volume profile covering the start of the year confirms there is real weight here. The question as always is whether this is accumulation or distribution. For me I want to see the price squeeze tighter with a trail of rising lows before I get too excited. That would suggest the supply is genuinely reducing rather than a large holder slowly offloading. Price target: 1000p Potential rewar

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SEE could the breakout from 3.5p lead to a 50% reward?Currently I hold this one in my SIPP, so factor in any biased opinion I have on this. Fundamentally because of the July 2026 EU mandate, which requires camera-based Driver monitoring systems in all new vehicles, I think this could really have the wind in its sails in the medium term. Interestingly the price bumped up 23% on effectively no news, quite simply the price has broken out of this consolidated area away from the 3.5p price ceiling on strong volume, price also closed at the high of the

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GFTU - ready for a consolidation phase before the next move?A choppy chart, but the increasing volume coming in around the 878p support level is worth noting. Friday the price gapped up, but on lower volume, which tells me the move lacks conviction for now. I would expect a little more consolidation at this level before any meaningful reversal takes hold. If momentum can carry the price back to the top of the range there is a modest gain on offer. Price target: 990p Potential reward: 12%

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LRE - did you see the volume concentration at support?A deep wick falling all the way to the previous support level around 558p, with a significant concentration of volume at exactly that price. That kind of combination rarely happens by coincidence. This could be a heavy buyer still loading up on their position at a known support level. One caveat worth raising. It was not that long ago the price gapped down and that gap could act as strong overhead resistance for some time unless the underlying fundamentals have shifted. Worth keeping in mind b

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TRI could be ready for a 37% move toward 86p Hard to ignore this massive volume spike, which was over 7 times the average traded. What makes this particularly interesting is that the volume came in at a slightly higher price level than the previous reversal at the end of March, suggesting support is building between these two price points. Tight price action, small rejection wick, and if you zoom right out this also sits on a long term support level. Price target: 86p Potential reward: 37%

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JET2 could market makers be unloading into a rising market?I already have negative sentiment baked in here. Fundamentally I think airlines and travel are going to suffer for a good 12 months yet. Wednesday’s price activity was strange. The price opened below the recent support of 1029p and only clawed its way back to the low of the previous day. Volume was around twice the average, which to me looks like the market makers unloading as much stock as possible into a rising market. The following two days showed average up candles on declining volume. Cou

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KEYS - could insider activity lead to a push past 580p?This is a very interesting one to start with. Lets talk insider dealing. Whilst I didn’t flag this one immediately before its rise, I did note a slight up tick back in volume on the 30th March. Then there was some very suspicious trading activity that took place in the 2 days leading up to its results this week. On the Monday and Tuesday this week the volume transacted was twice the average, it just so happens that the results were positive and ahead of expectations. I guess the high volume of

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Will Tesco shares plunge in May or June?Food retailers such as Tesco have traditionally been viewed as safe, defensive investments. They tend to attract beginner investors as well as those looking for stability, largely because demand for groceries remains relatively consistent regardless of economic or geopolitical turmoil. After all, food is a basic necessity, so revenues and profits in this sector have historically proven more resilient during periods of uncertainty. However, that long-standing assumption may now be facing a serio

HTWS ready for a retrace toward the 172p target?The price is bordering on a new 52 week high so don’t be surprised to see this one break to the upside at some point. But Wednesday gave me pause for thought. What I saw looked like a very traditionally drawn out area of distribution, and it is worth remembering that the giant funds operate on a completely different scale to the rest of us. When they need to reduce a position they cannot just hit sell and walk away. It takes time. It is within these upper ranges that you can sometimes spot that

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APTD - will the volume void above 250p be filled?Wednesday produced a bullish engulfing candle on above average volume. I like these but I wouldn’t open a position on that signal alone. What adds context is the concentration of volume between 230p and 240p. That looks like a possible area of accumulation where buyers have been quietly building a position over time. The volume profile on the right hand side is where it gets really interesting though. There is very little volume transacted above 250p all the way up to 285p. That is a significa

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