$ASST split not happening tomorrow. No official announcement. Stop believing the crap posted. Look for the announcement yourself. Merger done. Share price unchanged confirmed on Fidelity.
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$ASST
Raises Dividend rate to 12.25% and declares a $1.0208 dividend today in an SEC filing 🚨
Why this is good:
– Higher yield = More income per share
– Signals confidence in cash flow
– Attractive to income buyers= More demand
– Immediate value returned to shareholders
$BULL
As long as it holds above that breakout zone, there's room for continuation toward $12+.
This is exactly how early reversals typically form: tighten → break the channel → reclaim a base → move higher.
PART 2: How to Find the BEST Small Cap Breakouts Before They Run
Here’s what I do after I’ve identified a potential runner:
1. I look at the quality of volume.
Not all volume is equal.
You want consistent buying, not random bursts.
Look for:
• Higher lows forming
• Bid stacking
• Volume increasing on pushes and decreasing on dips
If the volume is clean and controlled, the breakout is usually real.
2. I check for dilution risk.
This is where most people get trapped.
Before entering, I quickly look at:
• Recent S-3 or ATM filings
• How often the company dilutes
• Whether the company is low on cash
A great chart can still die instantly if dilution hits. So Protect yourself.
3. I map my entry BEFORE the move happens.
Most people wait for emotions to hit. I don’t.
I already know:
• My ideal entry
• My backup entry
• My stop loss level
The plan is made before the stock moves, so I don’t chase.
4. I set an alert at the trigger level.
You shouldn’t be staring at every chart.
I mark the breakout level → set an alert → walk away.
If the alert triggers, I’m ready.
If not, I didn’t waste time.
5. I continue to watch price action at the breakout level.
The breakout test tells you everything.
Ask yourself:
• Is volume surging or stalling?
• Are market makers absorbing or stepping back?
• Does the breakout fail instantly or hold above?
Breakouts that hold above the level usually run the cleanest in my opinion.
6. I take profits into strength, not weakness.
Small caps don’t trend forever. You sell when everyone wants in, not after the flush.
My personal rule:
• Scale out into the breakout
• Hold a runner only if volume stays strong
The goal is consistency, not treat setups like lottery tickets.
If you plan ahead, you don’t chase.
If you don’t chase, you stop losing money on fake breakouts.
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Swing trading isn’t about predicting the future.
It’s about letting levels do the heavy lifting.
Here’s my personal game plan:
•Weekly: What’s the bigger story? Trend, momentum, aggression.
•Daily: Where are the traps? Liquidity pools, breakouts, retests.
•4H: Where is the confirmation? Volume shift, trendline break, displacement.
•1H: Where can you get in without emotional damage?
Most swings fail because:
•You enter too early
•Size too big
•Or panic sell too fast
Swing smaller.
Hold smarter.
$BULL
Downtrends usually weaken when price starts tightening near the top of the channel.
Price is still building a small base around $8.80–$9.40, broke out with rising accumulation volume, and is now retesting the old resistance as support, a good sign if buyers want to push this higher.
If this level holds, the next logical area is that $11–$12 zone above. Nothing guarantees continuation, but the setup shows momentum is slowly shifting in that direction.
$BULL
Yesterday we talked about the moment a chart stops following its down channel and starts forming a tight, base.
Today’s price action is a perfect continuation of that shift.
1. We’re Now Getting Multiple Closes Above the Channel:
A single close above a trendline means nothing.
Multiple candles holding above it means the trend is weakening from the inside out.
That tells you:
- Sellers are no longer in control of direction
- Buyers are getting comfortable stepping in earlier
- Pressure is shifting before the potential breakout
2. Volume Is Increasing, But Controlled
You can see volume ticking slightly higher compared to the past few sessions.
This is the kind of volume you see when:
- Accumulation continues
- The crowd isn’t paying attention yet
A breakout backed by this type of accumulation is much more reliable than a breakout formed on a random volume spike in my opinion.
3. Candles Are Starting to Lean Bullish
- Wicks on the downside continue to get bought up
- Bodies are getting slightly larger
- Sellers aren’t able to push price back into the lower channel
Nothing has “triggered” yet, but the setup is doing exactly what it should before a potential breakout.