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Continuation Breakout Tuesday 4PM 9/30/2025

September 30, 2025 4 min read

Overall Sector and Industry Analysis
Analyzed window: 2025-09-30 between 13:30 and 16:00 EST (plus a few earlier prints where provided). Note: You did not include 30-day or 10-day histories; the following is anchored to today’s 30-minute bars and late-day volume/momentum, which are the key drivers for 1–3 day swing setups.

  • Precious metals/miners led into the close. Levered miner ETFs GDXU (200.05 → 204.68), JNUG (160.6 base → 163.11 HOD close), NUGT (152.54 → 154.48), plus EXK (7.75 → 7.835) and FNV (221.7 → 223.01) all ramped late on expanding volume. This is classic end-of-day accumulation in the group. Tickers referenced: GDXU, JNUG, NUGT, EXK, FNV.
  • Industrials/infrastructure showed steady bids. ETN stair-stepped to 374.25 (HOD into close). STX climbed all afternoon to 236.06. VRT trended higher most of the session (note the odd 16:00 print), and TDG/NOC firmed. Tickers: ETN, STX, VRT, TDG, NOC.
  • Managed care/health providers were soggy. HUM, ELV, HCA faded into the bell; UHS flat-to-down. That’s defensive money stepping away from payers. Tickers: HUM, ELV, HCA, UHS.
  • Select growth/tech firm but controlled. PLTR marched higher to 182.41 with rising volume; ISRG in a tight up-channel; CYBR and MA stable-to-up. ATEYY ticked up. Tickers: PLTR, ISRG, CYBR, MA, ATEYY.
  • Energy/clean tech saw a breakout: BE exploded on very heavy volume (78.7 low to 85.7 HOD), closing near highs—often a 1–3 day continuation tell. Ticker: BE.

Notable pattern: Strong late-day breadth in metals and selective industrial/AI/infrastructure names with rising late prints—favorable for 1–3 day momentum follow-through. Managed care lagged.

Ticker Performance Prediction (next 2–3 days)
Likely to push higher (bullish momentum carry):

  • GDXU, JNUG, EXK — precious metals/miners leadership, volume expansion into close.
  • BE — high-volume breakout, closed near HOD.
  • STX — steady uptrend with higher highs into close.
  • ETN — trend day with HOD close.
  • PLTR — orderly up-channel with closing strength.

Strongest bullish signals: BE, GDXU/JNUG, ETN, STX.

Individual Stock Analysis
Note: Without 10–30 day data, “daily ATR” targets are approximated using today’s intraday range as a proxy. Use tight risk controls.

GDXU (3x Gold Miners)
finviz dynamic chart for  GDXU

  • Support: 202.35 (early high turned support), 200.05–200.26 zone, 198.10 session floor.
  • Resistance: 204.90 (HOD), 206.50 (extension/round), 209.00 (range extension).
  • 30-min outlook (2–3 days): Prefer a pullback-and-go. Expect an early dip toward 202–200 that buyers defend, then a push back through 204.9 toward 206.5/209 if metals stay firm.
  • Targets (1–3 day): T1 205.0; T2 206.5–207.5; T3 209.0–210.5.
  • Entries: 202.5–200.5 on controlled pullbacks; or momentum add-through 205 with volume.
  • Stop-loss: Below 199.0 (beneath structure); tighter traders 199.9.

JNUG (3x Junior Gold Miners)
finviz dynamic chart for  JNUG

  • Support: 160.60–160.00 pivot zone, 159.70 session low, 158.80 buffer.
  • Resistance: 163.20 (HOD), 165.00 psychological, 167.00 extension.
  • 30-min outlook: Similar to GDXU—buy dips into 160–160.6, look for a higher low then push into 163.2–165.
  • Targets: T1 163.2; T2 165.0; T3 166.8–167.5.
  • Entries: 160.6–160.0; momentum add on hold above 163.3.
  • Stop-loss: 159.4 (beneath intraday floor).

EXK (Silver miner)
finviz dynamic chart for  EXK

  • Support: 7.75–7.74 base, 7.72 (14:00 low), 7.70 session floor.
  • Resistance: 7.85–7.875 supply, 8.00 round, 8.15 extension.
  • 30-min outlook: Grind-up continuation if 7.72–7.75 holds; look for a flag and break above 7.85 toward 8.00+/8.15.
  • Targets: T1 7.90–7.95; T2 8.05; T3 8.15–8.20.
  • Entries: 7.74–7.78 on pullbacks; or 7.88–7.90 on breakout with volume.
  • Stop-loss: 7.67 (under today’s base).

BE (Bloom Energy)
finviz dynamic chart for  BE

  • Support: 84.20–84.70 coil zone, 83.02 intraday swing low, 80.20–80.50 prior demand.
  • Resistance: 85.67 (HOD), 86.80–87.50 (range extension), 88.50–89.00.
  • 30-min outlook: High-volume breakout favors day-2/3 follow-through. Expect early retest of 84.7–85.0; if defended, push into 86.8–88.5.
  • Targets: T1 86.0; T2 87.5; T3 89.0.
  • Entries: 84.7–85.2 on pullback; or break/hold over 85.7 with volume confirmation.
  • Stop-loss: 82.90 (below 83.02 swing).

STX (Seagate)
finviz dynamic chart for  STX

  • Support: 235.16–235.09 pivot, 233.37–233.46, 232.24 session low.
  • Resistance: 236.51 (HOD), 238.00, 240.00 round.
  • 30-min outlook: Trend continuation if 235 holds. Look for a shallow pullback to 235–235.3 then push through 236.5 toward 238–240.
  • Targets: T1 236.5; T2 238.2; T3 240.0–240.5.
  • Entries: 235.1–235.4; or 236.6 breakout with rising volume.
  • Stop-loss: 233.2 (below mid-day base).

ETN (Eaton)
finviz dynamic chart for  ETN

  • Support: 373.19–372.71 zone, 372.18 prior pivot, 371.37.
  • Resistance: 374.99 (HOD), 376.50, 379.00.
  • 30-min outlook: Strong close suggests continuation. Ideal is a dip to 372.7–373.2 that holds, then expansion above 375.
  • Targets: T1 375.0; T2 376.5–377.0; T3 379.0.
  • Entries: 372.8–373.3; or reclaim/hold over 375.1.
  • Stop-loss: 371.2 (beneath support stack).

PLTR (Palantir)
finviz dynamic chart for  PLTR

  • Support: 181.33–181.49, 180.64–180.76, 180.01 session low.
  • Resistance: 182.77 (HOD), 183.50, 185.00.
  • 30-min outlook: Momentum staircase; a higher low above 181.3 sets up a test of 182.8 and a push into 183.5–185.
  • Targets: T1 182.8–183.0; T2 184.0; T3 185.0–185.5.
  • Entries: 181.4–181.6 on pullback; or 182.8 breakout > 30-min HOD with volume.
  • Stop-loss: 179.9 (below session low).

Risk notes and next steps

  • Data limitation: Only one session of 30-min bars was provided. For higher confidence, share 30-day daily OHLCV to refine ATRs and daily supply/demand zones.
  • Execution: Focus on dip-to-support entries in the leaders (metals, BE, ETN/STX), use 0.8–1.2x today’s intraday range for upside expectations, and keep stops just beyond structural levels.
  • If gold futures weaken overnight, de-risk the levered miners first; conversely, if futures hold green, prioritize GDXU/JNUG early.
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