Lightwave Logic, Inc.
Lightwave Logic, Inc. (LWLG) is a $1.4 billion company in the business of developing and selling proprietary electro-optic polymers that allow for higher speeds and better efficiency in transmitting data.
Here’s how the chart is setting up:
And here’s how the stock is setting up with my SSI:
- Surge score: 86/100
- % Above 52-wk low: 2,104%
- MFI reading: 79
- Sales growth: N/A
- Triple momentum: yes
From a technical perspective, LWLG has been an absolute monster in the second half of 2021.
Shares are up over 2,100% from their lows and could be on the cusp of a fresh break higher.
After a meteoric rise in June, shares began to consolidate in a classic compression pattern with resistance just below the $14 level.
The stock has been absorbing supply for the last week, so there should be minimal resistance once it breaks out.
A move above $14.00 will trigger me to buy.
North Shore Global Uranium Mining ETF
The $330 million North Shore Global Uranium Mining ETF (URNM) tracks a basket of uranium companies focused on mining, exploration, development and production.
It also includes companies that hold physical uranium or royalties and other non-mining assets.
The top 10 holdings make up about 75% of assets and include Cameco Corporation, Sprott Physical Gold Trust and Yellow Cake plc.
Here’s how the chart is setting up:
And here’s how the stock is setting up with my SSI:
- Surge score: 98/100
- % Above 52-wk low: 251%
- MFI reading: 60
- Sales growth: N/A
- Triple momentum: yes
I generally pick individual stocks over ETFs, but this set-up is extremely clean.
Three successively shallower dips have created a tight entry point on new highs above $104.00.
Most of the names in the uranium space have either already broken out or require a wider stop.
Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC), for example, broke out in late October, and the stock has already run 48.8% since then.
Ur-Energy Inc. (URG) is another uranium stock you could look at.
It trades for just $2 per share, which takes away some of the institutional buying power that could help propel the stock.
But the chart set-up is almost identical to URNM.
Academy Sports and Outdoors, Inc.
Academy Sports and Outdoors, Inc. (ASO) is the popular retailer of sporting goods and outdoor recreation gear, including camping, hunting and fishing equipment.
First founded in 1938, the company now has nearly 260 retail locations in 16 states and three distribution centers in Texas, Georgia and Tennessee.
Here’s how the chart is setting up:
And here’s how the stock is setting up with my SSI:
- Surge score: 96/100
- % Above 52-wk low: 216%
- MFI reading: 64
- Sales growth: +12%
- Triple momentum: yes
Despite being around for as long as I can remember, ASO didn’t go public until last year.
The stock was immediately popular with investors who have shown a strong appetite for the shares.
ASO is up almost 4X in just over a year with no signs of slowing down.
And with a market cap of just $4.2 billion, I think it has plenty of room left to grow.
Sales and earnings are both growing at a healthy double-digit clip. The firm has also beat analyst estimates every quarter.
Volume looks healthy, and we are seeing more up days on volume than down – a good sign that the stock is still under institutional accumulation.
At the end of 2020, only 113 funds owned the stock. But as of September, that number grew to 390, and I suspect it is even higher today.
I’m looking to buy ASO on a new high above $48.20 with a stop at $44.70.
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