Advanced Stock Market Analysis for the Weekend

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•  19 Apr 2025
 

With Thursday session now in the rearview and the weekend upon us, it's the perfect time to dig into the technical landscape and reassess the charts with fresh eyes—minus the weekday noise. The market offered several meaningful signals heading into next week, and the pause in trading gives us a better vantage point to evaluate trend developments, breakdowns, and setups worth watching.

$TLRY Tilray capped off a brutal week by sliding to a new 52-week low at $0.45. The stock dropped over 5% on Thursday after the company announced a reverse stock split aimed at realigning its share structure with peers. While the CEO framed the move as strategic, the market clearly disagrees. The price action remains locked in a sideways pattern that's now turning decisively bearish. Volume surged, but not in the way bulls want to see. Without a strong catalyst and a reclaim of at least the $0.60 zone, TLRY looks stuck in a technical dead zone.

$CCI Crown Castle flashed a textbook bullish signal by closing above its 200-day moving average at $102.71. The stock ended Thursday at $103.59 with an RSI of 58.84—right in the sweet spot for sustained momentum. The trend has turned up, and this move above a key long-term average suggests institutional interest may be rotating back in. If buyers hold this level into next week, a push toward the $108–110 resistance zone looks like a logical next leg.

$UAMY had a sharp pullback, falling more than 8% despite an RSI near 70. The stock is still technically in an uptrend, but this type of selloff—especially coming off overbought conditions—typically signals a cooling phase. The move looks more like a shakeout than a structural breakdown, but until it reclaims the $3.50 area with some conviction, traders should remain cautious.

$NOVA continues to drift in no-man’s land, trading flat on Thursday at $0.18. It's deep in oversold territory and trending sideways, which makes it more of a “wait and watch” situation. While these setups can sometimes lead to bounce plays, there’s no volume, no clear bottom, and no momentum—at least not yet.

Dollar General $DG ended the week on a high note, rising 4.15% and reclaiming its 20- and 50-day moving averages. The RSI now sits at 63.96, reflecting improving relative strength. From a trend perspective, this stock has shifted into a healthier posture. If $DG can stay above $92 and break through $94.50 resistance, it could invite more momentum traders into the name. It's one of the more attractive turnaround setups on the radar right now.

$ADBE tried to stabilize, rising 1.34% on Thursday to close at $348.80. Still, Adobe remains in a confirmed downtrend, trading well below all major moving averages. With RSI at 35.98, the stock is approaching oversold territory but hasn't yet shown signs of bottoming. Support sits around $340—if that level gives way, it opens the door for further weakness. For now, it's best viewed as a name to revisit once the technicals improve.

Lastly, $TTD The Trade Desk bounced 3.74% to $50.26, finding support just below $48. The stock remains in a downtrend, but this week’s bounce off support looks constructive. RSI has crept up to 40.64, suggesting a possible short-term reversal brewing. If $TTD can reclaim its 20-day moving average at $53.75 next week, it could spark renewed bullish interest.

Bottom line – Heading into next week, $CCI Crown Castle stands out as the most technically attractive name. Breaking above its 200-day moving average with conviction, and supported by healthy momentum, the stock has transitioned into a clean uptrend. Among the names we’ve tracked, it offers the strongest setup for near-term opportunity as we head into another trading week.