Back to Insights

Continuation Breakout Wednesday 3PM 9/10/2025

September 10, 2025 3 min read

Overall Sector and Industry Analysis:

Datetime Range Analyzed (EST):
August 11, 2025, to September 10, 2025

Sector and Industry Performance Commentary:
The data from the past 30 days shows a variety of performances across different sectors. A notable observation is the mixed trends among technology stocks. The semiconductor and networking sectors have seen some consistent interest, as evidenced by the volumes and volatilities in companies like CIEN, LITE, and NET. Additionally, the apparel and retail industry, represented by AEO and ZUMZ, appears to have stable but low volatility trading, indicating potential cautious sentiment among investors.

IT and Technology sectors represented by stocks like NET, ANET, and CRDO have shown divergent price movements, suggesting selective investor confidence. Another insight can be gathered from the energy sector, as seen in TPL, which showed some significant high volatility and trading volume over the recent days, hinting towards a bullish trend possibly due to macroeconomic catalysts affecting energy commodities.

In contrast, the financial sector ticker COOP appears to be under pressure, with a downward movement in price suggesting potential downward momentum or profit-taking. Retail housing, represented by UWMC, displayed mild upward momentum in the volume indicating potential accumulation stages.

Ticker Performance Prediction:

Likely Gainers in the Next 2-3 Days:
1. CIEN – Displaying strong bullish signals with consistent closing in higher bands and supportive volume.
2. ANET – Recent aggressive buying with ascending closing prices suggest bullish sentiment.
3. FWMC – Notable higher lows indicate strong support and potential upward breakout.
4. TPL – Volatility combined with interest rates could propel this energy play higher.

Individual Stock Analysis:

1. CIEN (Ciena Corporation):

  • Support Levels: 128.00, 128.70, 129.20
  • Resistance Levels: 131.40, 132.00, 133.50
  • Price Action Prediction: Look for CIEN to test resistance at 131.40 by Friday. Increased activity and interest near 130.50 suggest continuation in the positive trend.
  • Multiple Price Targets: First target at 131.50, next at 132.50.
  • Entry Points: Consider entry around 128.75 with volume support.
  • Stop-Loss Levels: Set stop near 128.00.
  • Chart: finviz dynamic chart for  CIEN

2. ANET (Arista Networks, Inc.):

  • Support Levels: 149.80, 150.00, 150.50
  • Resistance Levels: 151.70, 152.00, 152.50
  • Price Action Prediction: Expect ANET to test 151.70 soon, with bullish trends leading to an aggressive mid-week rally.
  • Multiple Price Targets: 151.50 as a short-term target, 152.50 for higher momentum continuation.
  • Entry Points: Optimal entry at 149.80 with bullish confirmation.
  • Stop-Loss Levels: Protect positions below 149.50.
  • Chart: finviz dynamic chart for  ANET

3. UWMC (UWM Holdings Corporation):

  • Support Levels: 6.70, 6.75, 6.80
  • Resistance Levels: 6.90, 7.00, 7.10
  • Price Action Prediction: Observed steady upward pressure indicates testing supply zones near 6.90.
  • Multiple Price Targets: Set initial target of 6.95, with an extended goal of 7.05.
  • Entry Points: Buy signals near 6.75 await validation.
  • Stop-Loss Levels: Below 6.70 would be prudent.
  • Chart: finviz dynamic chart for  UWMC

4. TPL (Texas Pacific Land Corporation):

  • Support Levels: 928.00, 930.00, 930.70
  • Resistance Levels: 932.70, 934.00, 935.50
  • Price Action Prediction: TPL’s dynamics indicate a move to break 932.70 resistance with expectations of energetic trading.
  • Multiple Price Targets: Target 933.50 followed by 935.00.
  • Entry Points: Entries favor retracements to 930.00.
  • Stop-Loss Levels: Below 927.00 supports risk management.
  • Chart: finviz dynamic chart for  TPL

This analysis provides a snapshot of potential opportunities and risk management strategies within the given stocks. As always, traders should consider market conditions and individual risk profiles when executing trades.

Share: