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Continuation Breakout Tuesday 11AM 10/07/2025

October 7, 2025 4 min read

Overall Sector and Industry Analysis (EST window analyzed: 2025-10-06 09:30 to 2025-10-07 11:00)

Note: Your dataset covers roughly 1–2 trading sessions, not a full 30-day window. The commentary emphasizes the latest 30–90 minutes and intraday developments; daily “zones” are inferred from current session pivots plus obvious round-number levels.

  • Semis/AI: NVDA and ARM showed early strength then steady distribution (NVDA 188.96→185.20; ARM 160.50→156.14) on heavy volume. Short-term risk-off in large-cap semis.
  • Defense/Space: KTOS chopped but held 102s after a 104.48 spike; ASTS showed powerful opening momentum to 72.16 with high volume, then a controlled pullback to high-69s. Net: constructive relative strength in space/defense.
  • Energy (E&P): GPOR displayed clean trend-up action with higher highs/lows and strong tape (184.94→191.86). Relative strength leader.
  • Industrials/Infrastructure: PWR, URI, STRL, POWL opened strong then faded (lower highs into late morning). Short-term softness amid profit-taking.
  • Financials/Payments: MA maintained a steady bid and closed its morning session near highs; BKKT squeezed then unwound sharply. Divergence within financials—quality mega-cap payments (MA) stronger than speculative fintech/crypto (BKKT).
  • Healthcare: UHS trended higher (207.65→212.87 HOD) then modestly faded while holding higher lows—constructive. APLT did the low-float pop-and-fade routine; no confirmation yet.
  • Utilities: CEG spiked early then faded back below 365—supply overhead.
  • Microcaps/Speculative: QMCO and GSIW saw elevated participation with initial momentum and then digestion. GSIW continued to stair-step higher into late morning.

Notable short-term themes:

  • Early pop, mid-morning fade across many cyclical/industrial names (URI, STRL, PWR, POWL).
  • Clear outperformance from energy (GPOR), selective healthcare (UHS), and quality payments (MA).
  • Spec momentum pockets remain active (ASTS, GSIW), but require tight risk.

Ticker Performance Prediction (next 2–3 days)

Most likely to continue up:

  • GPOR (Energy): Persistent bid, clean intraday structure, strong relative strength.
  • UHS (Healthcare providers): Higher highs/lows, contained pullback.
  • MA (Payments): Steady bid, closing near intraday highs.
  • ASTS (Space/communications): High-volume push with orderly retrace—watch for continuation if 69–70 holds.
  • GSIW (microcap): Intraday momentum continuation potential; high risk.

Strongest bullish signals: GPOR, UHS, MA. ASTS is strong but more volatile; GSIW is speculative.

Individual Stock Analysis (setups, levels, and 2–3 day path)
Levels derived from today’s 30-min pivots and obvious round numbers due to limited historical data.

1) GPOR

  • Supports: 190.33 (intraday HL), 189.06, 184.94
  • Resistances: 191.86 (HOD), 192.00 (psych), 193.50 (extension/round)
  • 2–3 day path (30-min read): Prefer a shallow dip to 189.5–190.5, hold above 189, and push through 191.9–192. A strong close above 192 opens 193.5–195 over 1–3 days if energy stays firm.
  • Price targets (1–3 day): 192.0, 193.5, 195.0
  • Entries: 189.5–190.5 pullback into prior pivot; or momentum add >191.9 with volume.
  • Stop: 188.7 (tight) or 187.8 (beneath morning structure); hard stop below 184.9 invalidates the trend.
  • finviz dynamic chart for  GPOR

2) UHS

  • Supports: 211.06–211.35 (intraday demand), 210.24, 207.65
  • Resistances: 212.55–212.87 (HOD zone), 214.00 (round), 215.00
  • 2–3 day path: Look for a morning retest of 210.8–211.3 to hold, then a reclaim of 212.5–212.9. A close above 213 sets a glidepath toward 214–215 within 1–3 sessions.
  • Price targets: 212.9, 214.0, 215.0
  • Entries: 210.8–211.3 on dip-and-hold; or >212.6 on breakout with rising 30-min volume.
  • Stop: 209.9 (tight, below support cluster) or 207.4 (deeper swing stop).
  • finviz dynamic chart for  UHS

3) MA

  • Supports: 583.42–583.47, 581.16, 578.99
  • Resistances: 585.50, 586.08 (HOD), 588.00–590.00 (round/extension)
  • 2–3 day path: Gradual grind favored. Hold 583–584, reclaim 585.5–586 for a push into 588–590 over 1–3 days; weakness only if 581 breaks on a close.
  • Price targets: 586.1, 588.0, 590.0
  • Entries: 583.6–584.1 on controlled dip; or >585.6 breakout add.
  • Stop: 581.2 (tight) or 579.0 (swing).
  • finviz dynamic chart for  MA

4) ASTS

  • Supports: 69.20, 68.84, 67.28
  • Resistances: 71.76, 72.00–72.16 (intraday supply), 73.50 (extension)
  • 2–3 day path: Expect chop between 69–72; a hold above 69.2 and reclaim of 71.7–72 could fuel a retest of highs; failure of 68.8 likely forces a deeper reset toward 67s before any fresh attempt.
  • Price targets: 71.8, 72.2, 73.5
  • Entries: 69.3–69.9 on dip into demand; or >72.1 with volume confirmation.
  • Stop: 68.5 (tight) or 67.1 (below session low).
  • finviz dynamic chart for  ASTS

5) GSIW (high risk microcap)

  • Supports: 0.1580, 0.1564, 0.1461
  • Resistances: 0.1608, 0.1616, 0.1636 (HOD)
  • 2–3 day path: If 0.158 holds, expect a squeeze through 0.161–0.164; a firm close over 0.164 can extend toward 0.17–0.18 quickly; lose 0.156 and momentum likely fades back to mid-0.15s or 0.146.
  • Price targets: 0.165, 0.172, 0.180
  • Entries: 0.158–0.159 reclaim with tight risk; or momentum >0.164 on expanding volume.
  • Stop: 0.155 (tight) or 0.150 (wider).
  • finviz dynamic chart for  GSIW

Additional quick reads on notable non-long candidates (avoid/monitor):

  • NVDA, ARM: Both showed heavy intraday distribution—prefer patience; potential better entries after a base or a reclaim of intraday VWAP on volume.
  • Industrials (PWR, URI, STRL, POWL): All showed pop-and-fade; watch for a higher-low base on the 30-min before considering longs.
  • BKKT, QMCO, APLT: Momentum failed after early spikes—only for tactical day trades with tight risk until a clear base forms.

Risk management note: With only 1–2 days of data, use today’s 30-min pivots and round numbers as proxies for daily supply/demand. Size down and require confirmation (volume + structure) at the specified levels.

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