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•  22 May 2025
 

$DRCT plunged to a new 52-week low at $0.44, closing just a penny higher at $0.45. This breakdown comes amid weak volume and suggests a stock in freefall. With no clear support below, we’re in uncharted territory — the trend is sideways but with increasing downward pressure. No relief in sight until we see bullish divergence on RSI or a volume spike reversal.

$WB surged 8.26% and convincingly crossed above its 200-day moving average at $9.16, closing at $9.52. That’s a powerful technical shift — with RSI near 69 and the stock above all key averages, traders will be watching for follow-through on Friday. If it holds, momentum buyers could step in quickly.

$D slipped below its 200-day moving average at $55.81 but managed to close slightly above at $55.90 after touching $55.11 intraday. While this move hints at weakness, the uptrend remains intact unless $55 breaks convincingly. This is a name to watch for a potential breakdown — or a bounce back above $56 to shake out bears.

$FLNG entered oversold territory with RSI at 43.62, while still managing to close green at $22.62. That’s a subtle sign of relative strength. If this stabilizes near the $22.00 level, we could be looking at a low-risk entry setup for a bounce.

$AMX continues to show quiet strength, holding above the 20-day moving average at $16.65 and maintaining a bullish RSI of 66.76. The trend is sideways, but the accumulation is steady — a breakout above $18.00 could bring institutional interest.

$DLTH surprised with a 7.92% gain, showing strength in the apparel space. At $1.98, it’s still a microcap name, but trading above its 20-day moving average and nearing a potential breakout area. A close above $2.00 could attract speculative momentum.

$LHX rising 3.16% to $240.01 with an RSI of 78.22 — firmly in overbought territory. This strong RS Rating (82) suggests leadership status. But with the stock now stretched from its 20-day MA of $221.86, caution is warranted for late entries.

$MMYT edged slightly higher to $100.73, trading above its 50-day but slightly below the 20-day moving average. RSI at 45.46 suggests consolidation, not exhaustion. Traders will want to see a break above $104 to confirm a continuation.

$URBN exploded 22.97% higher, pushing well above all key moving averages. RSI at 78.63 screams overbought, but momentum is red-hot. With volume nearly 5x average, this is a textbook example of a breakout fueled by institutional buying.

$WWW closed up 1.08% to $16.82 with a rising RS Rating of 83. Its RSI at 63.44 and steady trend suggest healthy momentum. This could be one of the more stable swing setups heading into the weekend.

$CR is basing just above technical support levels. Although it ended slightly red, the 58.43 RSI and low volume show no signs of breakdown. Could be setting up for a support hold and rebound.

$MU dipped 1.05% to $94.83 but held near its 200-day at $95.55 and remains comfortably above both 20- and 50-day averages. RSI at 62.45 suggests consolidation, not weakness. Watch for a reclaim of $96 to confirm strength.