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ITH will the 2.25x volume floor spark a 21% run?Very interesting setup forming out here. What historically looked like a major resistance level, formed by that nasty gap down during November last year, looks like it has now flipped to become a reliable support area for the price to rebound from. After pushing right through 230p and tagging recent highs of 290p, the price has since drifted back down to test this key floor roughly three times. Tuesday’s session was a clear sign that someone was showing their hand. The price exhibited some rea
LSE:ITHLong
by Stockso_Simple
ANP is the five-day lower high streak a warning of a deeper dropLooks like more price weakness here with Anpario. Over the past week the price has really started to roll over, and taking into account the volume profiles on the right hand side, this looks like a significant price level where investors have heavily transacted. For five days straight, the price has made continued lower highs. Could this indicate that larger holders are scrambling to reduce their positions before a deeper drop? Taking a closer look at the resistance level here also reveals som
LSE:ANPShort
by Stockso_Simple
QTX the mid-range price compression trigger a 21% run to 335p?While being mindful that the price has fallen from its highs since the start of the year, we are now looking at some very interesting price compression right in the middle of the range. Historically, trading right in the middle of a range doesn’t normally yield great rewards for me. I much prefer taking positions right at the edges where the risk is defined. However, as noted by my purple annotation, there is a very clear pattern of rising lows forming here. To my eye, this is a classic Wyckof
LSE:QTXLong
by Stockso_Simple
INVP 2.5x volume anomaly a warning of institutional distributionEven though I have added an annotation pointing out that massive rejection wick to the upside on high volume, take a look at the session right before it. We have an average-sized green day, with the price only moving around 2%. But look at the volume bar below it, it is a staggering 2.5x the volume of the prior day. This is a textbook price and volume anomaly. Why did it take so much effort to only move the price a measly 2%? The only logical read is that institutional holders were aggressivel
LSE:INVPShort
by Stockso_Simple
CRDA - Long (UK LSE)Long CRDA Price is back at historical levels and retraced to deep value fib levels Sellers have failed to break down Worth taking a shot 2 take profits 10% Stop Loss
LSE:CRDALong
by StockHog100
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SAA: classic distribution as buyers run out of steamThe trend looks like it is coming to an end here. Zooming in to the detail, there are clear signs that the effort to push this higher is exhausting. Prices have failed to make new highs since the 21st of May, carving out a slow series of lower highs instead. To me, that is a classic sign of distribution, there is a bit more desperation creeping in from the sellers to exit. Thursday’s price action was the real giveaway. We saw a massive amount of effort on the day with 6x the average volume, ye
LSE:SAAShort
by Stockso_Simple
HLN is the 325p volume spike a sign of institutional absorption?Got a very long and drawn-out trading range here that poses another potential reversal opportunity. This popped up on my evening screener on Thursday. The price gapped up in the morning and kept climbing to close up 2.7% on the day. After a long trend down, that immediately catches the eye. When you look at image you can see that move happened right in line with a previous historic support level around 325p. Throw in the solid volume spike that came with it, and it really adds to the notion th
LSE:HLNLong
by Stockso_Simple
N91 Huge Thursday volume a sign of genuine institution support?Thursday looked like a significant day of trading with massive volumes transacting, even though this was a day after they released their results. Effectively it gapped up on the day, tried to sell off but it looks like it was his by a wave of buyers, with the price retracing back to near the open. Volumes were very high indicating that the buying here was genuine. Looks like a solid base forming, might be able to make its way back up to the recent highs? Price target: 260p Potential reward:
LSE:N91Long
by Stockso_Simple
DXRX: heavy volume, no sell-off—buyers are absorbing the supply?A well formed trading range and the price is currently flirting with the 141p support level, which has had three notable interactions in the past. That kind of repeated testing of the same level is always worth paying attention to. This came up on my screener on Monday evening as the price stubbornly closed near its open on solid volume. Since then volume has been elevated for nine consecutive sessions and yet the price refuses to sell off. That is a significant detail. When sustained above ave
LSE:DXRXLong
by Stockso_Simple
NCC 6.4x volume spike a sign that supply has dried up?A clear series of rising lows building over the last couple of weeks, which is always an encouraging sign that supply is gradually drying up. Then Friday delivered an extraordinary volume spike of 6.4 times the average. That is not a quiet day by any stretch. The volume profile on the right shows a significant concentration of activity weighted around the current price level, suggesting there is real participation and interest here rather than just noise. The question now is whether this can b
LSE:NCCLong
by Stockso_Simple
Lloyds (LLOY) Daily: Swing Setup Guided by 17/72 EMA Alignment &We are introducing an educational swing trading model on Lloyds Banking Group plc ( LSE:LLOY - LSE) utilizing a robust dual-EMA framework on the Daily (1D) chart to capture the next structural expansion leg. For this study, we are tracking momentum using the **17-period Exponential Moving Average (17 EMA - red line)** and the **72-period Exponential Moving Average (72 EMA - blue line)**, which serve as highly reliable trend filters for medium-term swing positions. ### Structural Framework & T
LSE:LLOYLong
by ChartPro_Data
NCC huge 6.4x volume spike a sign that supply has dried up?A clear series of rising lows building over the last couple of weeks, which is always an encouraging sign that supply is gradually drying up. Then Friday delivered an extraordinary volume spike of 6.4 times the average. That is not a quiet day by any stretch. The volume profile on the right shows a significant concentration of activity weighted around the current price level, suggesting there is real participation and interest here rather than just noise. The question now is whether this can b
LSE:NCCLong
by Stockso_Simple
£INC.PL (Incanthera) – Micro-Cap Turnaround Play £INC.PL (Incanthera) – Micro-Cap Turnaround Play Poised for a Rebound! 🚀 The Catalyst: The failed Marionnaud deal is firmly in the rearview mirror. Incanthera has initiated a major corporate reset with the acquisition of premium Swiss skincare brand Énielle in an all-share transaction. Why the Bull Case is Strengthening: Unlocking High-Value IP: The combined entity brings together Incanthera’s patented dermal delivery platform and "Sol" skin cancer prevention formulation (protected to 204
AQUIS:INCLong
by Derrick_Johnson
BRCK ready to watch if the 65p bid arbitrage forces a 75p move?I hold this one as a long term investment so factor that in accordingly. Fundamentally it looks like good value and the recent failed bid from Atlas at 65p is an important reference point. When a serious acquirer deems a business worth 65p and the market is currently offering it to you for significantly less, that is an interesting arbitrage. The bigger players are almost certainly still circling, which makes the recent pullback back into the gap all the more perplexing. Since the 22nd the vol
LSE:BRCKLong
by Stockso_Simple
SMWH rejection wick at 513p lead to fresh lows under 440?The price pushed to new lows around 440p before reversing upwards on what looked like fairly unconvincing volume. That alone did not particularly interest me. Tuesday is where it gets more telling. A huge volume spike against a tight price range with an upper rejection wick. That is a classic anomaly. If this were aggressive buyers taking out offer prices with conviction you would expect the price to continue upwards with some momentum behind it. Instead the price barely moved on all that effor
LSE:SMWHShort
by Stockso_Simple
GAL ready for a momentum shift as buyers eyeing 40p as support?The volume profile tells an interesting story here. Taking all of the volume transacted since the recent high around 80p, there is a very clear weighting of activity concentrated between 24p and 40p. That level of participation in a relatively tight price range is a classic sign of accumulation. Someone has been quietly building a position at these levels over an extended period. A convincing break above 40p on strong volume would be the confirmation signal that the buyers have taken control.
LSE:GALLong
by Stockso_Simple
RTO is the failed new high on massive volume a definitive top?A quick note on this one as it caught my eye on the screener. The gaps up and down throughout the chart tell you this is a volatile stock that can move sharply on news. Friday however was less about the gap and more about what happened afterwards. The stock opened lower, attempted to push to a new high and was firmly rejected, all on one of the highest volume days on this chart in months. When a price attempts a new high, fails, and closes well off the top on huge volume, the message is clear.
LSE:RTOShort
by Stockso_Simple
BYLOT, EVOKE: White smoke expected on FridayBYLOT, EVOKE: White smoke expected on Friday, BYLOT waits, Evoke is already moving in London The Evoke case for Bally’s Intralot appears to be entering the final stretch, with information from institutional circles in London indicating that the two sides are close to an agreement. Market attention has now turned to the official announcements, as the same sources say the deal could be completed by Friday, at a price above 50 pence per share. According to the information so far, the transaction
LSE:EVOKLong
by kgougakis
PETS could a 190p support base spark a 16% momentum trade?A drawn out consolidation range between 170p and 195p spanning around two months, and this week things started to get interesting. Wednesday saw the price push out of that range, though it is worth noting results were released the same day so some elevation in volume is to be expected. Friday is the session that really caught my attention. The price fell back and attempted to push lower, snapped back near the open and left a clear rejection wick in its wake on volume of around 8.2 times the ave
LSE:PETSLong
by Stockso_Simple
#Tern plc: Coiled for Repricing – One Catalyst Away Tern plc – Deep Value Meets Momentum 🚀 Tern is trading like a ~£10m microcap, yet holds exposure to high-upside assets (Device Authority, FundamentalVR) that could imply multiples of current valuation if just one scales or exits. The market isn’t blind — it’s waiting for validation. That’s the opportunity. 💡 This doesn’t need everything to work 👉 One funding round, IPO, or strategic sale = repricing Now add technicals: 📈 Golden cross in play 📈 Higher timeframe momentum building 📈 Tight fl
LSE:TERNLong
by Derrick_Johnson
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LAND did you spot the blow-off wicks signaling a potential top?Looking a little toppy here from a technical standpoint and the price action over the last week has been sending some cautious signals. A series of tight candles and blow off wicks suggesting the buyers are running out of steam. Friday confirmed that suspicion. The price broke below the lows of the previous few days and closed at the low of the day, with volume at 2.2 times the average behind the move. Effort and result in agreement, but in the wrong direction. That combination at a known resi
LSE:LANDShort
by Stockso_Simple
Wise plc at a Critical Support ZoneNASDAQ:WISE plc at a Critical Support Zone Following the sharp flash drop seen this morning, Wise plc briefly traded down toward the 754 zone before showing signs of recovery. From a technical perspective, this area appears highly significant. Looking at the broader structure, the stock is now trading close to its historical listing region, which could psychologically act as a strong support area for long-term participants. In addition, an ascending trendline from previous major lows appears
LSE:WISELong
by ForexClinik
OXB Institutional volume building at the 600p?There is a growing sense of accumulation building here and it is starting to show on the chart. Since the start of April the price has been printing a very clear series of rising lows, quietly squeezing upwards towards the 650p level where it has previously topped out. Friday’s volume spike adds further weight to the case, suggesting there is meaningful buying interest supporting this move. The volume profile on the right hand side is the detail worth noting. Volume drops off noticeably above
LSE:OXBLong
by Stockso_Simple
NANOCO GROUP ($NANO)At the current price of 7.38p, Nanoco has a brutally protected cash floor on its balance sheet. Any progress with their 2026 commercial contracts could send the stock back up. A classic "Deep Value" bet with minimal risk of further decline.
LSE:NANOLong
by SimeonNikolaev-invest
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