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An example is NTC
Has moved above previous high of $1.785 with an increase in volume (and one day remaining to close out the bar on the weekly chart).
Disclosure: I do not hold NTC
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LVT may fit the pattern as well.
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I happened to catch it at 31 (thanks, Sue, for the heads-up)
traded a few swings, but kept a half position for longer. (Lesson learned from selling LYC far too cheaply.)
I have also set an alert for RYG.
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A break above 5.7c (top of the current Darvas box) could cause considerable excitement.
Until that happens, I only take small bites and play intraday swings.
Pretty choppy market at the moment but the two charts posted in this thread previously (TWE and MYX) have continued their trend.
MYX now up to $1.435 and TWE at $8.26. I expect both these to continue on their trajectory until something changes that momentum.
A few stocks showing potential for the continuation breakout setup:
ARB
BGA
CSL
HSN
ALL
NPX
There is also another that I'm going to be buying tomorrow at the open but I'm wanting to hold back on posting that chart until I'm in it.
Not sure whether this qualifies as a continuation; but in any case it's a breakout alright.
Last week's announcement about a German Insurance company choosing their encryption puts more credibility to their product. Germans can be quite paranoid, especially after they discovered the sneaky tactics of US services. If they choose CVT, it's a big tick in my book.
Technically, this morning's pullback appears to have found support at the old resistance, then reversed up.
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I'm buying. Tight stop (29c) with possible swinging opportunities.
... and another one; in spite of those low gaps - some would say, because of them - GXY looks like a proper continuation break. If 10c holds, I stop swing-trading and only accumulate. Maybe the Market finds Canaccord's target of 16c credible?
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