$Cue Biopharma, Inc.(CUE)$ CUE Soared +25.69%: High-Volume Breakout from the Bottom, Testing $0.38 Resistance Latest Close Data: Closed at $0.3757 on Jan 21 2026, surging +25.69%. The stock is still -75.6% below its 52-week high of $1.54. Core Market Drivers: The dramatic intraday reversal and high-volume surge likely stem from oversold technical bounce and potential speculative interest in the biotech sector. No specific company news was reported, indicating the move may be driven by broader market rotation or short-term momentum trading. Technical Analysis: The move was backed by explosive volume of 6.75M shares (Volume Ratio: 6.25). RSI(6) jumped to 62.74, signaling strong short-term momentum and exiting oversold territory. MACD shows a narrowin
$Qnity Electronics Inc(Q)$ Q Skyrockets +7.96%: Breaks Key Resistance, Eyes $105.4 All-Time High Latest Close Data Closed at $102.70 (US), surging +7.96% on Jan 21. Price is now just $2.70 (-2.6%) shy of its 52-week high of $105.40. Core Market Drivers The stock is riding a wave of positive sentiment, driven by strong institutional buying and a favorable outlook for the electronics components sector. Recent capital flow data shows consistent net inflows over the past week, suggesting sustained institutional interest. Technical Analysis Volume surged to 4.16M shares (VR 1.44), confirming the breakout move. MACD (DIF: 3.48, DEA: 1.97) shows a bullish expansion with a rising histogram. RSI-6 at 82.72 indicates strong momentum but is entering overbought
$Teledyne(TDY)$ TDY Soared +9.81%: Aerospace & Defense Giant Hits New High, $630 Target in Sight Latest Close Data Closed at $621.79 on 2026-01-21, surging +9.81% (+$55.56). The stock traded within $592.12 - $627.60 and is now just 0.9% shy of its new 52-week high of $627.60. Core Market Drivers Strong momentum in the aerospace & defense sector continues to lift the stock. The company's leadership in high-performance digital imaging and instrumentation solutions remains a key growth driver. Technical Analysis Volume surged to 1.00M shares (Volume Ratio: 2.13), confirming the breakout. MACD (DIF: 19.19, DEA: 11.96, MACD: 14.45) shows a strong bullish expansion. RSI(6) at 85.03 indicates overbought conditions, suggesting potential for a short
$SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ SNDK Soared +10.63%: Flash Memory Leader Nears 52-Week High, $501 Tested Latest Close Data As of Jan 22, 2026, SNDK closed at $501.29, surging +10.63% (+$48.17). The price is just $0.66 shy of its 52-week high of $501.95, with an intraday range of $448.53 to $501.95. Core Market Drivers The stock is riding a wave of bullish sentiment in the semiconductor sector, driven by strong demand for high-performance flash memory in AI and data center applications. The significant volume (21.37M shares) and 14.58% turnover rate suggest strong institutional interest and momentum buying. Technical Analysis Technical indicators are flashing strong bullish signals. The RSI(6) is at 94.84, indicating extreme overbought conditions which signa
$Micron Technology(MU)$ MU Jumps +6.61%: Memory Giant Challenges All-Time High, $400 Level in Sight Latest Close Data Closed at $389.11 (+6.61%) on Jan 21, just $5.09 shy of its 52-week and all-time high of $394.20. Pre-market indicates continued strength, trading at $398.5. Core Market Drivers The surge is fueled by strong sector-wide demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) driven by AI and data center growth. Positive sentiment is reinforced by the company's solid positioning in the memory upcycle and robust profitability metrics. Technical Analysis The breakout is confirmed by high volume (56.7M shares, VR=1.70). MACD shows a strong bullish signal with DIF at 29.36 crossing above DEA at 25.70 and a widening histogram. The 6-day RSI at 85.01 indica
$Under Armour Class A(UAA)$ UAA Jumps +7.67%: Breaking $6 Hurdle, Momentum Test Ahead Latest Close Data: Closed at $6.18 on 2026-01-22, up 7.67% on the day. The stock is now 29.1% below its 52-week high of $8.72. Core Market Drivers: The significant 7.67% surge is primarily driven by strong retail investor buying, with small and medium-sized orders dominating the volume. A forward P/E of 113.88 indicates high market expectations for future earnings recovery. Technical Analysis: Volume ratio at 1.58 and turnover rate of 4.06% confirm strong breakout participation. RSI(6) at 79.93 is in overbought territory, suggesting a potential short-term pullback. MACD continues to show bullish momentum with DIF at 0.341 crossing above DEA at 0.301. Key Price Lev
Soluna Holdings Preferred Investment Case Continued
Also $Soluna Holdings, Inc.(SLNH)$ $Soluna Holdings, Inc.(SLNHP)$ To follow on from my article on Soluna Holdings, the following points are relevant: 1. The company is controlled by a private equity firm, which makes a change of control almost inevitable in the end - this underpins the special situation nature of Soluna preferreds, who are entitled to receive $25 + accrueed interest (>$5 currently). 2. Further more, whilst the preferred dividend is not being paid currently, it is still accuring at $1.75/year, so one is earning >15% whilst we wait. 3. Insiders received 2m preferred shares in summer 2024 as part of incentive plans - this was after the dividend had been halted.
Silver Hits Decade High: Is the "Catch-Up Trade" Still in Play?
Since the start of 2025, the silver market has staged a spectacular rally. By the end of December 2025, silver prices had accumulated a staggering gain of approximately 171%. During the session on December 26, prices briefly touched a high of $80 per ounce before closing the year at around $72. Entering 2026, $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ continues to lead the commodities pack, emerging as the brightest performing asset in the Bloomberg Commodity Index. Meanwhile, the Gold-Silver Ratio—which measures how many ounces of silver it takes to buy one ounce of gold—has rapidly slid from recent highs to around 57. This is not only far below the long-term average of 68 but also marks a new low since 2013, signaling a strong "catch-up" momentum for silver rel
Trump Retreats on Greenland Rhetoric, Gold Prices Pull Back — Opportunity or Market Peak?
Trump has reversed his position once more. Speaking at the Davos Forum yesterday, he publicly dismissed any plans for military action to take Greenland. “This will probably be my biggest surprise,” he told the audience, “as people actually thought I’d use force.” Simultaneously, he posted on social media that the US would not levy tariffs on European countries opposing the potential Greenland acquisition, claiming a “framework for future agreement” has been established. Gold prices fell sharply in response, dropping over 1% intraday. $ETFS Physical Gold(GOLD.AU)$ declined in overnight trading: $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ and $Gold Trust Ishares(IAU)$ slipped more than
Intel's popularity is off the charts, and the bullish strategy does this
$Intel (INTC) $The fourth quarter "report card" will be handed over after the market closes on Thursday. The current expectations given by Wall Street are not amazing: Q4 EPS is only US $0.08, and revenue is about US $13.39 billion, down 6% year-on-year. But what the market is really staring at is not these cold figures, but a bigger question-whether Intel's "turnaround" is real. Look at the stock price first, the answer has been written in the K-line. Intel almost emerged from the "disliked" corner: the stock price will soar by more than 80% in 2024, leaving the S&P 500 far behind; At the beginning of 2026, it has risen by about 35%, and the cumulative increase in the past 12 months is as high as 149%. The day before the financial report, the st