Advanced Technical Analysis Setups

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•  22 Apr 2025
 

$HDB just cemented its spot among India’s elite by crossing ₹15 lakh crore in market cap, and the price action is backing that up. The stock broke out to a new 52-week high, climbing above its 20, 50, and 200-day moving averages. RSI is sitting at a frothy 79.51, signaling strength but also caution — this rocket’s hot, and while the trend is firmly up, traders should watch for a possible cool-off or consolidation.

$PAGS lit up the charts with a powerful move above its 200-DMA, gaining more than 10% on the day. With volume almost doubling the average and RSI climbing to 66.97, the breakout looks healthy. The uptrend is clean, and the stock has cleared recent resistance zones, which opens the door to continuation.

$SAN also cleared its 200-day moving average, although the move wasn’t quite as dramatic. RSI at 60.29 and supportive volume suggest this one’s getting ready to shift from a base-building phase into a more aggressive uptrend. The path higher seems less crowded here.

$SWTX pushed through its 200-DMA, but the longer-term trend still leans bearish. Despite the pop, the stock is trading below its 20- and 50-day moving averages. RSI at 47.71 reflects uncertainty — bulls may have scored a short-term win, but the downtrend remains a headwind.

$YUMC followed suit with a strong reclaim of its 200-DMA, rallying over 7% on the day. The RSI reading of 43.19 shows there's room to run, but this one’s also in a broader downtrend. The bounce is promising, but until we see it break above the 50-day MA around $48, it’s more of a watchlist candidate than a trade-with-conviction play.

$OPK continues to hang out in oversold territory, down more than 24% over four weeks. A modest gain today and RSI at 37.72 suggest the selling pressure might be easing. While still trending lower, this one looks ripe for a short-term bounce — aggressive traders may see opportunity in the reversal setup.

$ACI is quietly building strength, earning an IBD rating upgrade and pushing along in a well-formed uptrend. Trading above its 20- and 50-day MAs, RSI at 58.66 gives it plenty of room to climb without flashing overbought signals. This one fits the “slow and steady wins the race” mold.

$CRK dipped over 2%, slipping back into a sideways pattern with RSI at 45.06. No strong trend here, and with moving averages not giving a clear signal, the stock may chop around for a while. Probably best left alone unless a clearer setup emerges.

$GT is picking up speed with a +5.2% rally, trading comfortably above all major moving averages. RSI at 59.45 confirms momentum is building, and the recent Relative Strength upgrade adds to the bullish bias. This one’s grinding higher with good volume — a solid candidate for trend followers.

$PHM jumped over 8%, but its RSI at 50.36 and mixed moving average picture suggest it’s still consolidating in a range. If it can hold above $100 and push through the 50-day MA at $104.49, it may turn into a breakout setup.

$TSLA rebounded nicely with a +4.6% move ahead of earnings, but the trend is still bearish. The stock remains below its key moving averages, and RSI at 43.66 reflects a weak technical posture. This bounce could set the stage for a more significant move post-earnings, but right now it’s still a show-me story.

$AAPL climbed over 3% today, but like Tesla, the big picture remains cloudy. It’s trading below its 20-, 50-, and 200-day MAs, and RSI at 46.02 shows it’s stabilizing, not surging. The $206 level is a major pivot — a move above could flip the script.