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CSLT

 

confirmed breakout with volume

 

VOLUME 325.9k shares, +48.7% compared to typical volume of 219.2k by 11:25 am ET (15-20 min delayed).

Typical daily volume is 644.8k shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT CONFIRMED breakout above 9.37, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from triple+ resistance.

Target: 10.46, 10.1% Stop: 9.12, Loss: 4%, Profit/Loss ratio: 2.5 : 1 - Good

 

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source: CSLT at StockConsultant

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MIC

 

narrow price range breakout watch

 

VOLUME 671.8k shares, +56.9% compared to typical daily volume over the past 6 months.

Typical daily volume is 428.2k shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 86.28, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from triple+ resistance.

Target: 90.89, 6.2% Stop: 84.31, Loss: 1.5%, Profit/Loss ratio: 4.1 : 1 - Excellent

 

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source: MIC at StockConsultant

 

MIC confirmed breakout today!

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EVC

 

strong day with volume, breakout watch

 

VOLUME 789.8k shares, +112% compared to typical daily volume over the past 6 months.

High Volume alert!

Typical daily volume is 372.5k shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 7.28, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from triple resistance.

Target: 7.84, 9% Stop: 6.98, Loss: 2.9%, Profit/Loss ratio: 3.1 : 1 - Excellent

 

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source: EVC at StockConsultant

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TSL

 

breakout watch with volume

 

VOLUME 1.05mil shares, +66.4% compared to typical volume of 628.3k by 10:45 am ET (15-20 min delayed).

Typical daily volume is 2.62mil shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 13.25, no resistance in area just above.

Type: Continuation breakout from single resistance.

Target: 14.35, 10% Stop: 12.59, Loss: 3.5%, Profit/Loss ratio: 2.8 : 1 - Good

 

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source: TSL at StockConsultant

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GOGO

 

ascending triangle breakout watch

 

VOLUME 1.1mil shares, +8.2% compared to typical daily volume over the past 6 months.

Typical daily volume is 1.02mil shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 22.61, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from triple resistance.

Target: 24.46, 9.3% Stop: 21.77, Loss: 2.7%, Profit/Loss ratio: 3.4 : 1 - Excellent

 

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source: GOGO at StockConsultant

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AZPN

 

higher lows, breakout watch, triple resistance

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 45.01, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from triple resistance.

Target: 47.71, 6.9% Stop: 43.86, Loss: 1.7%, Profit/Loss ratio: 4.1 : 1 - Excellent

 

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source: AZPN at StockConsultant

 

AZPN now a confirmed breakout

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GOGO

 

ascending triangle breakout watch

 

VOLUME 1.1mil shares, +8.2% compared to typical daily volume over the past 6 months.

Typical daily volume is 1.02mil shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 22.61, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from triple resistance.

Target: 24.46, 9.3% Stop: 21.77, Loss: 2.7%, Profit/Loss ratio: 3.4 : 1 - Excellent

 

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source: GOGO at StockConsultant

 

GOGO now a confirmed breakout!

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TTPH

 

starting to take off, breakout watch with good volume today

 

VOLUME 606.5k shares, +14.2% compared to typical daily volume over the past 6 months.

Typical daily volume is 531k shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 46.28, no resistance in area just above.

Type: Continuation breakout from single resistance.

Target: 52.3, 15.7% Stop: 42.87, Loss: 5.1%, Profit/Loss ratio: 3.1 : 1 - Excellent

 

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source: TTPH at StockConsultant

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LL

 

good upside gap off the bottom, breakout watch

 

VOLUME 610.7k shares, +40.8% compared to typical volume of 433.7k by 10:25 am ET (15-20 min delayed).

Typical daily volume is 2.71mil shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 22.45, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from double resistance.

Target: 26.39, 20% Stop: 20.48, Loss: 6.9%, Profit/Loss ratio: 2.9 : 1 - Good

 

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source: LL at StockConsultant

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JKS

 

looking good here, confirmed breakout with volume

 

VOLUME 507.1k shares, +29.3% compared to typical volume of 392.2k by 11:55 am ET (15-20 min delayed).

Typical daily volume is 1.01mil shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT CONFIRMED breakout above 31.43, no resistance in area just above.

Type: Continuation breakout from single resistance.

Target: 34.33, 7.4% Stop: 30.83, Loss: 3.6%, Profit/Loss ratio: 2.1 : 1 - Fair

 

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source: JKS at StockConsultant

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EGY, SALE, URI breakout watches off lower support (all with a similar chart patterns)

 

EGY (Vaalco Energy)

 

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BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 1.8, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from double resistance.

Target: 2.24, 26.6% Stop: 1.63 Loss: 7.9% P/L ratio: 3.4 : 1 - Excellent

 

SALE (RetailMeNot)

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 9.46, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from double resistance.

Target: 10.71, 17.6% Stop: 8.74 Loss: 4.1% P/L ratio: 4.3 : 1 - Excellent

 

 

URI (United Rentals)

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 69.55, no resistance in area just above.

Type: Continuation breakout from single resistance.

Target: 75.72, 11.4% Stop: 65.9 Loss: 3.1% P/L ratio: 3.7 : 1 - Excellent

 

source: EGY at StockConsultant

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JAKK (Jakks Pacific) breakout watch above this triple resistance area, great volume yesterday

 

VOLUME 1.09mil shares, +121% compared to typical daily volume over the past 6 months.

High Volume alert!

Typical daily volume is 491.8k shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 10.06, no resistance in area just above.

Type: True breakout from triple resistance.

Target: 10.72, 8.9% Stop: 9.58 Loss: 2.6% P/L ratio: 3.4 : 1 - Excellent

 

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source: JAKK at StockConsultant

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UNFI

 

riding the edge of a breakout, large upside gap

 

VOLUME 651.3k shares, +11.4% compared to typical volume of 584.8k by 4:00 pm ET (15-20 min delayed).

Typical daily volume is 622.2k shares over the past 6 months.

 

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 51.66, no resistance in area just above.

Type: Continuation breakout from single resistance.

Target: 55.28, 7.4% Stop: 50.3 Loss: 2.3% P/L ratio: 3.2 : 1 - Excellent

 

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source: UNFI at StockConsultant

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