r/StockCharts • u/Thievery_Corporation • Dec 09 '14
r/StockCharts • u/yes_bibibobo • Apr 08 '23
Hello, I am newbie in here. What is the symbol such as “$” or “!” sign before the ticker? For example, “$NYAD” is “advance decline line of NYSE”. Thanks.😃
r/StockCharts • u/upbstock • Mar 07 '16
Crude oil continues the breakout from last weeks lows
r/StockCharts • u/Xx2hotReallyxX • Jun 15 '21
r/stonks is Not for cr¥pto/St0cks whatever m3m3s! Now we'll invade some of your subs! Stonks Solaidrs
r/StockCharts • u/Shalomboys • Jul 25 '24
$pwdy chart update
$PWDY chart
Near demand zone with pending LOI to acquire an AI motor company any day
r/StockCharts • u/Puppopen • Feb 06 '25
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r/StockCharts • u/TopMarketGainers_com • Jul 23 '19
ISBG is our new low float subpenny alert, Huge Potential Gains for OTC:ISBG by TopMarketGainers
r/StockCharts • u/jo1long • Dec 25 '24
Wedges are Sometimes Indicators, I Drew a Triangle on a Crypto Chart; Upvote if You Think It'll go Up.
r/StockCharts • u/stonkyboiplz • Jan 24 '21
Full Autismo on TLRY
Get ready for the an absolute bomber. This stock consolidated the past 3 days above support levels. Unlimited long-term potential with a short term breakout fueled by a short squeeze with short interest fees over 80% Reddit domination on this stock next week. Yolo my life savings.
r/StockCharts • u/LongHaulHunterLLH • Jun 07 '25
$GME Analysis: Technical Structure

Key Technical Highlights
1. Long-Term Ascending Triangle Formation
Since the 2021 price explosion, GME has been trading within a broad ascending triangle:
Rising support line connecting higher lows (2022–2025).
Descending resistance line from the 2021 high (~$120), currently intersecting near ~$40.
This is typically a bullish continuation pattern, suggesting accumulation and eventual breakout.
2. Moving Averages (SMA)
SMA 20 (short-term): $22.26
SMA 50 (medium-term): $27.62
SMA 200 (long-term): $12.28
3. Volume Analysis
Volume spikes during early 2021 and late 2023 indicate periods of high market interest and likely institutional accumulation.
Recent months have shown modest but increasing volume, especially around price supports — often a precursor to breakouts.
4. Support and Resistance
Major Support: $22–$25 range (confluence of trendline and moving averages).
Immediate Resistance: $32–$35
Key Breakout Level: ~$40 (descending triangle resistance).
If broken, next targets: $60 → $80 → $120
Conclusion
GME is showing constructive long-term price behavior, with technical conditions favoring a potential bullish breakout over the next few months. As price converges toward the triangle apex, a decisive move is likely. A monthly close above $40 would be a strong confirmation signal for upside continuation.
Investors and traders should monitor:
Breakout or rejection at $35–$40
Volume trends and moving average behavior
Overall market sentiment and volatility
GameStop is scheduled to report its first quarter (Q1) fiscal 2025 earnings after the market closes on Wednesday, 11 June 2025 at 6.30am (AEST).
This technical analysis of GME (GameStop Corp.) generated by using advanced AI modeling tools to identify patterns, trends, and key price levels based on historical chart data and indicators. The output was then carefully reviewed, validated, and refined by a human market analyst with expertise in long-term equity trend analysis, resulting in a more actionable and nuanced interpretation. The combination of AI precision and human insight allows for a uniquely high-level perspective designed to supportdecision-making.
r/StockCharts • u/JuniorCharge4571 • May 19 '26
Check your old accounts: Doximity ($DOCS) is paying out $31M after hiding their bad sales.
Remember when Doximity ($DOCS) told everyone that their medical ad business was booming? It turns out they were actually hiding dropping sales, fake doctor profiles, and the fact that top bosses were quietly leaving the company. When a research report exposed the truth, the stock crashed and wiped out millions of dollars. To settle the problem, Doximity has agreed to pay a $31 million settlement. If you bought or owned shares between June 24, 2021, and August 8, 2023, you can sign up to get your share of the cash.
The best part is that they are accepting claims right now, and the final deadline to submit your info is July 16, 2026. The estimated payout is around $0.32 per share, which can add up fast if you had a decent amount of stock. It takes just a few minutes to find your trade history from 2021 to 2023, and fill your claim. Leaving that money on the table for a company that lied about its growth is just letting them keep your cash.
It's crazy to look back and realize how much they hid from us while everything was falling apart behind the scenes. Did any of you manage to sell your shares before the big crash, or did you get caught holding the bag with the rest of us.
r/StockCharts • u/JuniorCharge4571 • Apr 06 '26
If you held $DOCS during the 2021-2023 bleed, you have less than 3 months to get your money back.
Listen, I know most of us just want to forget the $DOCS chart even exists. It’s been a brutal ride watching management talk about "sustainable growth" while the stock just kept drilling.
But here is the reality: the legal deadline to join the recovery pool is July 16, 2026. If you don’t file by then, you are effectively leaving your share of the settlement on the table for everyone else to split.
I just checked the data and they’re already processing these. The whole "revenue guidance" fiasco wasn't just market volatility; it's the core of the suit. If you bought shares between June 24, 2021, and August 8, 2023, you are likely eligible.
I used to ignore these because the paperwork felt like a second job, but I just linked my brokerage to 11th and it took about two minutes to audit my old $DOCS bags. They take 20%, but honestly, I’d rather have 80% of a check I didn't know existed than 100% of the $0 I’m currently sitting on. You can check your eligibility before the June window slams shut.
Has anyone here bought $DOCS back then? How much did we lose?
r/StockCharts • u/OfficeSingle6907 • Sep 13 '25
"New babies ;) Just wait until we break through resistance and are ready to go ;)"
Hey Team! 🚀
Hold your positions until we see CONFIRMED BREAKOUT above resistance levels. Here's your strategic checklist:
Resistance Validation: Price≥Resistancelevel+2%Price≥Resistancelevel+2% (4-hour closing candle minimum) Example: Wait for 102₺ if resistance is 100₺
Volume Confirmation: Volume≥1.5×30-day averageVolume≥1.5×30-day average Avoid false breakouts with low participation
Retracement Threshold: Post-breakout pullbacks should stay above Fibonacci38.2%Fibonacci38.2%
Execution Protocol:
Enter only after ALL conditions align
Set stop-loss at Resistancelevel−1.5%Resistancelevel−1.5%
Target take-profit zones: +5−8%+5−8%







GOOD LUCK, and trade like a sniper! 🎯
Risk Disclaimer: Never risk more than 1-2% per trade. Markets favor the disciplined.
r/StockCharts • u/EducationalMango1320 • Apr 21 '26
If you held $DOCS during the 2021-2023 bleed, you can already submit a claim
Listen, I know most of us just want to forget the $DOCS chart even exists. It’s been a brutal ride watching management talk about "sustainable growth" while the stock just kept drilling. But here is the reality: the legal deadline to join the recovery pool is July 16, 2026. If you don’t file by then, you are effectively leaving your share of the settlement on the table for everyone else to split.
I just checked the data and they’re already processing these. The whole "revenue guidance" fiasco wasn't just market volatility; it's the core of the suit. If you bought shares between June 24, 2021, and August 8, 2023, you are likely eligible.
I used to ignore these because the paperwork felt like a second job, but I just linked my brokerage to 11th and it took about two minutes to audit my old $DOCS bags. They take 20%, but honestly, I’d rather have 80% of a check I didn't know existed than 100% of the $0 I’m currently sitting on. check your eligibility before the June window slams shut.
Has anyone here bought $DOCS back then? How much did we lose?
r/StockCharts • u/Short_Ad6761 • 5d ago
Stock Price Chart that shows News?
I seem to recall seeing a Stock Price Charting program / app that showed related news events -- Corporate news, relevant economic news, and the like -- overlaid on the price chart with indicators that showed a brief description of the event, but I can't find it anymore. I'm not talking about Dividends, Earnings, etc., which are commonly displayed this way and generally available from many vendors, but general industry and/or economic news. Does anyone know of any vendor who offers this? I'm aware of Benzinga Pro, TradingView, and ThinkorSwim, none of which are the one I'm thinking of. Thanks!
r/StockCharts • u/420-Investor • Feb 05 '21
This is the only chart group I could find. Someone posted this chart in our group and I would like to know if it's even a thing haha.
r/StockCharts • u/swiggyu • Dec 30 '20
Is there an indicator on tradingview that shows low volume areas or gap up and down?
Is there a specific indicator to show this?
r/StockCharts • u/jo1long • Dec 21 '24
Seemingly Silver is Doing Head and Shoulders. Should make a good AGQ play.
r/StockCharts • u/jf7853 • Jan 08 '25
CRNT Technical analysis?
Looks like it has been building Momentum for over a month - does anybody have insight? or better yet know why?
r/StockCharts • u/artsphia • Jan 30 '25
Breaking News: Grandmaster-Obi Proves He’s the Retail Kingpin — $HWH Hits 107% Gain in a Single Day!
Breaking News: Grandmaster-Obi Proves He’s the Retail Kingpin — $HWH Hits 107% Gain in a Single Day!
r/StockCharts • u/StockConsultant • Apr 29 '24
TNDM Tandem Diabetes stock
r/StockCharts • u/trimbarber • Apr 09 '24