Datetime window analyzed (EST): 2025-11-19 from 12:00 to 15:00 (30-minute bars; most tickers from 13:00 to 15:00). Note: Only an intraday slice was provided; the “past 30 days” and “recent 10 days” context below is inferred using current price/volume behavior versus clear intraday supply/demand and round-number pivots; confirm on your daily charts.
Overall Sector and Industry Analysis
– Semis/Hardware (AMBA, ADI, MTSI, LITE): Mixed but with notable intraday momentum in AMBA and LITE. AMBA printed a clean sequence of higher highs/higher lows with rising volume into the afternoon and closed near the highs. LITE reclaimed dips and finished strong near 267.5 after testing 268.3 intraday. ADI slipped and closed soft near session lows; MTSI held a tight range but stayed constructive above 160.
– Software/DevOps (FROG): Steady grind higher all session, breakout above 60.6 late with persistent bids and higher closing prints—bullish posture into the next session.
– Industrial/Automation & Engineering (ROK, AGX, IESC, SANM): ROK trended up all session and closed on highs; AGX broke to fresh intraday highs late and closed at HOD; IESC/SANM were softer to flat. Net read: strength concentrated in quality large-cap industrial automation (ROK) and high-momentum specialty builder (AGX).
– Medical Devices/Healthcare (ISRG, SYK, PEN, HAE, TCMD, HCA, CAH): Mostly neutral to mildly positive. SYK held gains; ISRG coiled tightly just below 565; HAE held 75; TCMD reclaimed 24 after a dip—constructive but needs follow-through. Distributors/hospitals (CAH/HCA) were steady, suggesting risk isn’t fleeing the group.
– Info Services/IT Services (VRSK, EPAM, PSN): Mixed to soft—EPAM faded sharply at 14:30; VRSK trended lower; PSN sideways.
– Consumer/Beverages/Biotech small caps (COKE, ZVIA, CMPX, VTVT, APGE, DRUG, etc.): Liquidity was sporadic and moves were choppy; not where momentum was cleanest today.
Notable intraday sector trends
– Strength: Semis (AMBA, LITE), Industrial automation (ROK), Engineering/Construction (AGX), DevOps (FROG).
– Neutral to soft: Large-cap Healthcare (LLY, CAH flat; ISRG/SYK stable), Analog semis (ADI), select IT services (EPAM lower).
Ticker Performance Prediction (next 2–3 days)
Likely to go up:
– AMBA, FROG, AGX, LITE, ROK
Strongest bullish signals today
– AMBA: Higher highs/lows all afternoon, close near session highs with rising volume into the last hour.
– FROG: Trend day higher, late breakout above 60.6 with no meaningful rejection.
– AGX: Persistent bid and HOD close after reclaiming mid-day dips—momentum continuation setup.
– LITE: Repeated dip-buys, reclaimed 266.7 into the close—constructive for a push into 268–270.
– ROK: Stair-step trend higher with higher closes each 30-min bar—buy-the-dip conditions.
Individual Stock Analysis (for those likely to rise 1–3 days)
Note on levels: Daily supply/demand zones are approximated using today’s intraday structure, clear round-number pivots, and visible intraday swing points; verify with your daily chart before execution.
1) AMBA
– Supports: 87.30, 86.80–87.00 zone, 86.05
– Resistances: 88.12 (HOD), 88.80, 89.80–90.00
– Next 2–3 day price action (30-min read): If 87.3 holds on any open dip, look for continuation to 88.10, then a push into 88.8. A strong close above 88.8 opens 89.8–90 over 1–3 days.
– Swing targets (based on today’s ~2.06 range): 88.10, 88.80, stretch 89.8.
– Entry ideas: Pullback buy 87.40–87.60; add on reclaim of 88.10 with momentum.
– Stop-loss: 86.80 (tighter), or 86.50 (below demand).
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2) FROG
– Supports: 60.20, 60.00, 59.90
– Resistances: 60.76 (HOD), 61.20, 61.80–62.00
– Next 2–3 day price action: Hold above 60.2/60 and grind toward 60.75; breakout over 60.76 targets 61.2, then 61.8–62 across 1–3 sessions.
– Swing targets (today’s ~0.84 range): 60.75, 61.20, stretch 61.80.
– Entry ideas: Buy 60.30–60.45 pullbacks; momentum add through 60.78 with volume.
– Stop-loss: 59.90 (below whole number and session base).
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3) AGX
– Supports: 362.50, 361.65, 359.65
– Resistances: 366.33 (HOD), 368.00, 371.50–372.00
– Next 2–3 day price action: Momentum continuation likely if 362.5–361.7 holds; push through 366.3 targets 368, then 371.5–372 (using ~7.45 intraday range).
– Swing targets: 366.3, 368.0, stretch 371.5–372.0.
– Entry ideas: Buy 362.8–363.5 on dip; breakout add above 366.40 with strong tape.
– Stop-loss: 360.90 (below afternoon higher low); conservative 359.60.
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4) LITE
– Supports: 264.86, 264.00, 263.50
– Resistances: 268.27, 269.50–270.00, 272.00
– Next 2–3 day price action: Constructive if 264.9–264 holds; expect tests of 268.3, then 270; sustained strength can extend to 272 within 1–3 sessions.
– Swing targets (today’s ~5.38 range): 268.3, 270.0, stretch 272.0.
– Entry ideas: Buy 266.0–266.4 pullback; momentum add through 268.30 with volume expansion.
– Stop-loss: 264.40 (beneath session base).
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5) ROK
– Supports: 371.14, 369.68, 368.50
– Resistances: 372.62 (HOD), 374.00, 375.50–376.00
– Next 2–3 day price action: Trend continuation favored while above 371.1; break/hold over 372.6 opens 374 then 375.5–376 in 1–3 sessions.
– Swing targets (today’s ~4.62 range): 372.6, 374.0, stretch 375.5–376.0.
– Entry ideas: Buy 371.3–371.7 dips; add on breakout >372.65 with uptick in volume.
– Stop-loss: 370.20 (below last higher low); wider 369.60 if thinner liquidity.
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Secondary watchlist (needs confirmation on open)
– ISRG: Tight coil around 564–565; a push/close over 565.4 can target 568–570; support 561.9–562.0; stop below 561.7.
– MTSI: Holding 160 base; breakout >161.3 could target 163; support 159.85.
– TCMD: Reclaimed 24; above 24.20 can see 24.60–24.90; support 23.95.
Risk management notes
– Many candidates are setting up continuation patterns; if the open gaps up into resistance, wait for a 5–15 min pullback to form a higher low near stated supports before entering.
– Use half-size on first entry near support and add only if price confirms by reclaiming intraday VWAP/high.
– If momentum fails and price loses first support with volume, respect stops and reassess on the next base.
Verify these levels on your daily chart to align with true 10–30 day supply/demand, and adjust ATR-based targets with your own daily ATR measures for position sizing.