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Continuation Breakout Tuesday 11AM 9/02/2025

September 2, 2025 3 min read

Overall Sector and Industry Analysis:

Datetime Range Analyzed:
The analysis covers data from August 29 to September 2, 2025, in Eastern Standard Time (EST).

Sector and Industry Performance:

Based on the data provided for various stocks, there’s a diverse performance across different sectors and industries. A focus on the healthcare, technology, energy, industrials, and financial sectors shows mixed signals, with some notable trends within specific stocks.

  • Healthcare Sector: Stocks like HUM in the health insurance sub-sector show consolidation with slight upward momentum, suggesting investor confidence post a recent downturn in the sector. MEDP reveals a fluctuating range-bound movement indicative of cautious trading.

  • Technology Sector: Significant movements in stocks like UI, INTU, and INSG point towards upward trends supported by strong volume surges, highlighting bullish sentiment possibly driven by technological advancements or favorable market reports.

  • Energy Sector: TPL and LNG exhibit robust price increases, with TPL having a continuous rally, indicating positive investor sentiment in this sector, potentially due to geopolitical influences or supply changes impacting oil prices.

  • Financial Sector: Companies like HCA show volatile trading with a slight upward bias, possibly due to macroeconomic factors influencing investor decisions in the financial industry.

Trends and Patterns:

The technology and energy sectors are showing bullish trends over the past 10 days, primarily driven by increased trading volume, suggesting strong institutional or retail investor interest.

Stocks Referenced: HUM, MEDP, UI, INTU, INSG, TPL, LNG, HCA


Ticker Performance Prediction:

Stocks likely to increase in the next 2-3 days are characterized by strong bullish signals, consistent higher lows, and strong upward volume trends:

  1. UI: Continues to show strong bullish momentum, breaking previous resistance levels.
  2. INTU: Shows a breakout past significant resistance with increased volume, indicating potential for continued upward movement.
  3. TPL: Exhibiting strong momentum with high trading volumes, indicating potential for further gains.

Individual Stock Analysis:

  1. UI (Ubiquiti):
    • Support Levels: 518.00, 515.00, 512.00
    • Resistance Levels: 523.00, 525.00, 530.00
    • Price Action Prediction: Expect UI to possibly rise towards 525.00 in the next couple of days, with strong upward volume and positive sentiment.
    • Price Targets: 523.50 on a conservative target and 530.00 as extended move.
    • Entry Points: Consider entries around 518.00 if prices retract for a healthier entry point.
    • Stop-Loss Levels: Set near 515.00 to protect against unexpected downside moves.
    finviz dynamic chart for  UI
  2. INTU (Intuit):

    • Support Levels: 661.00, 660.00, 658.00
    • Resistance Levels: 664.50, 666.00, 670.00
    • Price Action Prediction: Predicting a push towards 666.00 with current uptrend momentum.
    • Price Targets: 664.00 as a near-term target, with potential to reach 670.00 in a robust trading environment.
    • Entry Points: Look for entries near 661.00 to maximize risk/reward ratio.
    • Stop-Loss Levels: Use a stop-loss at 659.00 to minimize potential losses from volatility.
    finviz dynamic chart for  INTU
  3. TPL (Texas Pacific Land Trust):

    • Support Levels: 960.00, 955.00, 950.00
    • Resistance Levels: 970.00, 975.00, 988.00
    • Price Action Prediction: Likely to continue upward trajectory with a target initially at 970.00.
    • Price Targets: Initial target at 975.00 and further upward could see 988.00 if volume sustains.
    • Entry Points: Entries around 960.00 are favorable to secure positions on pullbacks.
    • Stop-Loss Levels: Suggest maintaining a stop-loss at 955.00 to secure against significant pullbacks.
    finviz dynamic chart for  TPL

These analyses suggest that capitalizing on the momentum within these stocks could yield favorable short-term trading outcomes. However, ongoing monitoring of market conditions and adherence to risk management practices is critical.

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