SQZ - UK Oil/Gas Long on LSEBullish Shark Harmonic
Uptrending price action
Broke and now testing historic level with bullish flag type structure
Weekly RSI and MACD bullish divergence is maturing
Enter only if price pulls back to entry shown on Long position drawing
Could slowly DCA in.
Frist target is 3:1 RR
Exit on stop loss level
WKP volume showing up at resistanceWorkspace Group. This one’s had a rocky run on profitability, swinging to a £120m pre-tax loss for the year to March 2026, just a year after squeezing out a small profit. Taking a quick look at its operations, it runs a fairly unique model, buying up worn down sites, refurbishing them, then renting out the office space inside. Could have some strong underlying assets, but I’m unconvinced about the outlook. Rising unemployment and remote working don’t exactly scream demand for office space.
Anyw
ITH: price turned away sharply from the top of the rangeFirst chart is Ithaca Energy. Ithaca, the oil and gas producer with operations focused on the North Sea, will be one to watch for many traders in my opinion. It’s currently trading in a range of 227p to 283p, which could offer some nice opportunities for swing traders.
As of Tuesday last week, price touched a historic looking resistance level and was duly rejected, leaving a clear rejection wick to the upside. This is often the result of a buying climax, where a final push from buyers hits a le
SDLF Earnings | Profits Up, Big Acquisition AheadStandard Life plc came out of its latest earnings release with a pretty solid message:
the retirement specialist is still growing cash generation and operating profits while pushing aggressively into the UK pensions market
The company reported H1 2026 operating cash generation of £745 million, up 6% year over year, while total cash generation jumped 15% to £900 million. IFRS adjusted operating profit was even stronger, rising 25% to £563 million, and assets under administration increased to £
GYM: supply showing up ahead of the announcementPrice is looking a little weak here, but I am also curious about the slug of volume that has just been transacted right before an earnings update due soon. Are insiders ditching their positions?
A few things worth noting. Price has been drifting down slightly since its recent high, producing a series of lower highs along the way. I read that as fewer good prices being on offer. Friday's strong down candle closed below this set of consolidated lows on volume around 4.7x the average. That's signi
AEP heading into a low‑volume void with strengthAnother chart here showing how the prices have been clawed back recently, and I note that this one in particular is approaching another gap.
Friday exhibited strong price action breaking away from a minor area of consolidation with a strong increase of volume too, around 2.5 x the average, so it looks like a genuine move with weight behind it. Lets see how it reacts as it approaches this low void of volume.
Price target: 227p
Potential reward: 10.9%
HAS: sudden volume spike hints at supply overheadWell done to anyone who picked up a few of these over the summer. This is another great example of accumulation at play. A long, drawn out sideways phase between 30p and 36p eventually broke out on positive news around the recruitment sector. It’s no coincidence that the highest volume traded here sat right inside that consolidation. These are, for me, the most exciting charts to watch.
Just wanted to flag the sudden spike in volume on Friday. Could be one big profit taker in the market, or sev
ADM rising volume, falling price, classic distribution signsSpeaking of distribution, we could be watching the start of a distribution phase here with Admiral. It’s been on a long run since the start of the year, up around 50% for investors. For a private investor, that begs the question, does this still offer good value?
A couple of things worth noting. First, we’ve had a run of rising volumes over the past six sessions, all above average. Second, taking that into account, price has dropped off over the last two sessions. Something doesn’t add up here,
CNA Tight Bars Hint at AccumulationYellow lines are usually where I mark major support and resistance levels, and this one was drawn nearly two years ago from an old gap. Interestingly, price has been flirting along this line for over a month now, with the range tightening, and a sudden volume spike last Friday could mean this level matters to someone.
Telling accumulation from distribution off price alone is tough, but here is my rough rule of thumb. Tighter bars tend to mean accumulation, supply has dried up so it doesn’t take
CRW Heavy volume, muted price = seller in the shadowsThis is another software company whose share price tanked after delayed contracts, the same pattern I’ve seen with IGP Intercede, and in both cases the price has tended to bounce back fairly quickly.
Unlike the MEGP chart though, Friday’s price action looked a little off. Volume came in at around 5x the recent average, but the price only moved about 3.5%, when this stock typically moves that much on average volume alone. That mismatch could point to a large seller sitting in the market, unloadi
MEGP Break Into the old gap with thin volume aboveMe Group reported a severe slowdown during April 2026, primarily across its French business, and then blamed this uncertainty on the middle east crisis. Not sure that is completly fair. Although it has issued a few updates since then showing some strength returning to the Photo Booth and laundry business.
The chart seems to reflect this fairly I think, and whilst its looks like most of the gains have been clawed back since June, the price has just broken through to the previous ‘gap’. This is o
SUS - Tightening Range Looks Like a Coil Ready to SpringVery interesting price action from S&U here. It’s not a sector I’d normally invest in, motor and property finance has too many moving parts for my liking, but I’d happily trade it.
What I like is the contraction in the price range running left to right on the chart. Hardcore traders would slap a pennant label on it, but I won’t get hung up on the name, it’s what’s happening underneath that matters. If a big player has been quietly accumulating this stock, they’d be running low on supply right a
JDW fractal 5 mins triangle inside daily triangle auto detectedWow — with my new tool I can now automatically detect triangles across different time frames.
For example, I can identify all the 5-minute triangles developing within a larger pattern. That gives me a practical way to examine the smaller fractal structures inside the bigger setup.
No moaning that it’s a Bank Holiday either! I can run it again tomorrow on a completely different setup if anyone wants to see another example.
It’s a very cool idea. I’ve actually had to change the published versio
BTRW: When a Housing Downcycle Meets a £772m Cash PileBarratt Redrow ( LSE:BTRW ) is starting to look like one of the more interesting contrarian UK housing setups.
The share price has fallen from above 800p in 2020 to roughly 300p, reflecting years of higher mortgage rates, weak affordability and cautious UK housing demand. But the underlying company today is considerably larger than the Barratt of the previous cycle.
A transformed business
Barratt completed its acquisition of Redrow in August 2024, creating a national housebuilder operating th
SPX - BUY - TGT 8700 / 9350The Stock is expected to hit the levels of 8700 and even the levels of 9350.
Before the next move the stock prices might retrace to the levels of 6800.
However there is a high chance (50%) of the price moving towards the 5175 level , hence the risk management shall be proper during the entry.
KEFI 7.7% Breakout With Nearly 2× VolumeTwo commodities in the name that are both running hot right now, and continued strength in either could provide a real tailwind here. The screener flagged a strong breakout candle, price up 7.7% on volume nearly double the recent average. Possible reversal in the making, worth watching whether it can work its way back to the previous highs.
Price target: 2p
potential Reward: 58%
HOC Volume Confirms the Move Out of ConsolidationAnother gold and silver producer breaking out of consolidation, this time on three consecutive days of strong price gains backed by volume running close to double the recent average. Choppy like the rest of this sector, so no price target here, but worth watching alongside the gold price given how closely these miners have been tracking it lately.
ELM Breakout From a Long Range With Strong VolumeSimple story here, a breakout from a very prolonged trading range, potentially the start of a momentum move. Thursday's push higher closed near the day's high, backed by a strong step up in volume, the kind of move you want to see confirming a breakout.
Friday's pullback looks sharper on the chart, but volume came in close to the recent average rather than genuinely thin, so I'd stop short of calling this a clean low supply shakeout. Worth watching whether buyers step back in around the old res
XPP Sellers Still Dominant After June Peak?Should be doing well given its exposure to the semiconductor equipment buildout, but the chart looks tired. Price topped out around 2,000p in mid June and has carved a series of lower highs since, giving back roughly a third of the May rally. That May high itself was rejected on heavy volume, a clear sign sellers showed up there.
Now the same pattern is repeating closer to home, the last couple of sessions have seen a huge amount of volume produce only two small up candles, effort without resul
GAL Accumulation?Another gold producer showing wild swings over the past six months, and with gold itself running hot I wouldn't rule out this one turning higher too. Thursday's gap up came on above average volume, modest next to the spikes earlier in the chart, but the volume concentrated at this exact price level tells us something is happening here, either accumulation or distribution.
Given how strong gold's been, I'm leaning towards accumulation rather than betting against the metal.
Price target: 36p
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