$CLRO - flipped back bullish on the intraday chart, needing to hold $7.65 support - needs to close above $8.40 and hold that level for the potential push to $12+

$FXHO - $12 is support - needs to stay above this level, could push $28 - $35+ resistances (high risk)

$SDOT - needs to break that $54 resistance - could push back to $106 after breaking $61 resistance and holding that level

$LHAI - key break at $1.80

$XHLD - support at $2.05

$SOC - needing to break that $4.45 key break still - could push $7+

Adding for a swing

$CETX - (key break $3.12)
$LGCL - (key break $1.90)
$CWD - (scaling into .88)

(Potential 10 - 100%ers)

$NUWE
$LCFY
$NCNA
$LABT

NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE
Always do your own research and manage your own risk. These are for educational purposes only and are not buy prompts. Trading involves significant risk of loss. Proper risk management is essential.

$SRXH - Trading is expected to resume sometime tomorrow after the split.

There will likely be a lot of panic selling as many investors try to get out as quickly as possible. Some people are expecting the stock to drop 35–40%.

Personally, I don’t think it will fall that much because many of the short sellers who were caught before the trading halt will also need to buy back their shares.

If you’re a long-term investor like me, it’s probably best not to check your account for the next few days, or even the whole week. Trust me, I’ll be down a lot right there with you, and I’m hoping to recover my investment within next year.

I lived through the 2008 market crash. It took me until 2012 just to get back to my original investment. Markets can test your patience, but they can also reward it.

Good Luck Everyone!

What do we think? I can't believe their discovery isn't being talked about more. Most likely a reverse split by September to avoid nas delisting, expected dilution after. Great buy point, great potential.

Greenlandmines.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/GRML-Corporate-Deck-June-2026.pdf

$CLRO Market Cap ~17.34M
Free Float 867.11K

Look out for this one to move again on Monday! Big news just came out about a reverse merger and the low float with mega volume surge indicates a lot of action to be had on Monday! The stock likes to run the following week after major volume as indicated in the chart. 🚀

Have a happy 4th of July!

Summary
Respectfully, I think there’s an important distinction that gets lost when people share the famous “$410M/share” Yahoo Finance chart for GPUS (formerly DPW).

The chart does highlight years of reverse splits and dilution, but the $410M/share figure is not the actual historical trading price.

Here’s the original post on X, and something I’ve shared on Reddit.

https://x.com/notweirdal37144/status/2073451047536763007?s=46

Yahoo Finance displays a split-adjusted historical price. GPUS has undergone a cumulative 210,000,000:1 reverse split (20 × 40 × 300 × 25 × 35), meaning:
210,000,000 pre-split shares = 1 current share
Yahoo multiplies historical prices by that cumulative factor so the chart remains continuous. That’s why the early prices appear in the hundreds of millions of dollars per share.
This doesn’t mean investors literally paid $410 million per share, nor does it mean shareholders “lost $410 million per share.”

That said, it doesn’t change the fact that long-term shareholders experienced significant dilution and multiple reverse splits. Those are real and well documented.
As a hypothetical example:

Someone trying to offset a $10,000 loss
Buying approximately 11,628 shares today at $0.14 would invest about $1,628.

If GPUS reached $1.00/share, that position would be worth approximately $11,628, which would offset a $10,000 loss on a separate investment.

I’m not trying to defend or criticize management here—only to separate the mathematics of split-adjusted charts from the actual economic impact on shareholders.

If anyone has historical unadjusted price data from 2018, I’d be interested in comparing it with the adjusted chart to better illustrate the difference.

I’ve create a graph here.

https://x.com/mrperezmarc/status/2073776956672208918?s=46

This is not financial advice. Please do your own due diligence.

You often hear the phrase "You haven't lost anything if you didn't sell" but I'm curious to hear people's best stories of comebacks they had on a penny stock they had written off as dead. A situation where maybe they were so far down it made no sense to sell at that point and so they left it there only to be pleasantly surprised that they got back in the green down the road.

I'm not talking necessarily a dollar amount down because if you have hundreds of thousands of shares in a sub 1.00 stock that drops .03 cents the losses can look bad even though you're not actually down too much. I'm talking more in terms of percentage. Say for example maybe you bought a stock at an average price of .80 which dropped to like .25 and then say down the road even if it took years it made it back above .80 instead of being delisted which you might have assumed was inevitable during that time when it was in free fall.

Which actions have to be taken to regain some confidence from the retail investors? I m talking about short term actions.

For me on the short term it's communication, communication and communication

AMA from CEO Kent Cunningham and more active communication on different platforms could help

Buying shares in the open market by Eric and Kent could also gain some trust

On the long term we could be good but if nothing happens on the short term we could tank more and the early investors would be punished more.

Anyone check their holdings?! It’s at $5 a share now. Any guesses if it’s going to be higher?

Either I’m early… or this will become a very expensive character-building exercise.

I think it's obvious to everyone that a drop is the far most likely scenario right after a reverse split but for those who have been at this a long time with penny stocks have you ever seen it catch you off guard and go the other way? I doubt any have ever skyrocketed right after the split but have you ever witnessed a stock finish the day up 2% or higher on the first trading day after the RS price change?

Amazon has spent much of the past year quietly outperforming expectations across several business segments, yet the stock has not generated the same excitement as many pure AI names. That disconnect is becoming increasingly interesting from a technical perspective.

After the recent announcement regarding the next generation of Trainium AI chips and continued investment in AWS infrastructure, Amazon remains one of the few mega-cap companies that is simultaneously growing cloud revenue, expanding AI capabilities and producing substantial free cash flow.

From a chart perspective, the trend continues to favor buyers. The stock remains above both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, which is generally considered a healthy long-term technical structure. Trading volume has also remained relatively stable during pullbacks, suggesting that large institutional holders are not aggressively distributing shares.

Fundamentally, AWS generated approximately $107 billion in annualized revenue over the last year while operating margins continued to improve. Amazon also produced more than $60 billion in trailing twelve-month free cash flow, giving management significant flexibility to continue investing in AI infrastructure without placing pressure on the balance sheet.

One point worth monitoring is valuation. Amazon is no longer cheap compared to historical averages, but compared with other AI beneficiaries, the premium appears more reasonable when considering its diversified revenue streams. Retail, advertising, cloud computing and subscription services each contribute meaningful cash generation, reducing dependence on any single business line.

Technically, I would like to see buyers defend recent support while volume expands during any move toward previous highs. A breakout accompanied by increasing participation would be much healthier than a rapid move driven purely by retail enthusiasm.

I'm not expecting a straight line higher because markets rarely work that way. However, if AWS continues reporting double-digit growth while AI spending remains elevated across enterprise customers, I believe Amazon still has room to outperform over the medium term.

What technical indicators are you watching here? RSI, moving averages, volume profile or something entirely different?

It recently completed a 20m ATM and afterwards a 30 to 1 RS, company also guided for almost 100% revenue growth this year (103M-110M) from last year 50M back in March. Opened around $2 and falling knife til about 3 days ago when it settled around the 1.20s range. Based on macd and OBV, it looks like we're consolidating as every attempt to break below 1.20 gets bought back up to 1.30s. I'm currently sitting on 1,180 shares at a 1.16 average and looking to add another 2k shares by beginning of next week. Any thoughts on this play?

Every morning, about 30 minutes before the market opens, I run through the same routine so I’m not just staring at my screen wondering what to do.

Here’s my pre-market checklist:

1. Check the market first

Before looking at individual stocks, I check the broader market because even a great setup can fail if the overall market is weak.

I usually pull up:

• SPY
• QQQ
• IWM

I’m looking to see if they’re all moving in the same direction. For example, if QQQ is red while the others are green, that could mean tech is weak, so I may avoid tech names that day.

2. Check the fear gauge

I also check the VIX.

If it’s under 15, the market is usually quite calm.
If it’s over 20, there’s more fear and volatility, so I may reduce my position size or be more cautious.

3. Look at the economic calendar

Next, I check the economic calendar.

I filter for:

• United States
• High-impact events only

I’m mainly looking for things like CPI, jobs reports, inflation data, Fed-related events, or anything else that could move the market.

If there’s a major report coming out, I avoid trading around that time because the market can reverse very quickly.

4. Check pre-market news and movers

Then I look at pre-market movers and market news.

I’m trying to figure out two things:

• Is there a bigger story that could set the tone for the whole market? For example, Fed news, oil, inflation, or macro headlines.
• Is anything on my watchlist being mentioned? Earnings, analyst upgrades, downgrades, guidance, or major company-specific news.

If a stock is moving a lot pre-market, I want to know whether there’s a real catalyst behind it or if it’s just random movement.

5. Narrow down my watchlist

Once I understand the broader market and the news, I narrow my watchlist down to two or three names.

Then I focus on the technicals and map out:

• Entry
• Stop loss
• Price target

Sometimes I’ll actively watch the chart. Other times, I’ll set price alerts and only come back if the stock reaches the level I’m interested in.

The biggest thing this routine helps me avoid is blindly buying just because the market looks green. Some days the market may close green overall, but still have a sharp selloff at the open. Doing pre-market prep helps me avoid getting caught in those moves without a plan.

Curious what everyone else checks before the open. What’s part of your pre-market routine?

$JEM - needs to hold $3.60 support here and break above $4.70 resistance - the key break at $5.50 may send it to $11+ (could halt up)

$SOC - key break at $4.50 resistance - could still push $7+ after

$SDOT - support at $70 - needs to hold above- crucial for structure - needs to get above $82 and push $90 break to push that $100 resistance potentially $160 key break may be touched - (speculative)

$CETX - needing to hold $4 support, could bounce from $3.60 - could run to $6.50+ (potential $11.50 which is the key break)

$CWD - potential halt up play - has a ton of resistances above current position - could push $1.94 resistance

$LGCL - called from .90 recently - now needs to hold $2.50 and break $3.70 resistance - could push $5.50+ after (7.70 is key break)

$IZM - key break .3600

$DXY - support at $3.60 - could bounce from here

$SURG - key support at .5410 - needs to hold - could push .6750 key break

NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE
Always do your own research and manage your own risk. These are for educational purposes only and are not buy prompts. Trading involves significant risk of loss. Proper risk management is essential.

CONTINUED MOMENTUM STOCKS:

$SURG - needing to break .6750 resistance - could push .8600+ resistances (needs to hold .6400 support)

$USDE - could drop to $4.50 support for a bounce failing to break $7.28 resistance - if it breaks it could potentially push $13.25 then $17+ resistance

$SDOT - 50/50 here inbetween two levels, could either drop to $63 support or pump past $82.50 resistance WW

$SOC - key for the structure to stay above $4.20 - key break is at $4.45 resistance, needing that volume to come in to potentially push it to $6+ resistances

$DSY - support at $5.45 - could push $7 from here, needs to break the key break at $9 to potentially push $13+ resistance

Potential 10 - 100%ers

$ELAB
$KUST
$BTOG
$IZM
$GSUN

NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE
Always do your own research and manage your own risk. These are for educational purposes only and are not buy prompts. Trading involves significant risk of loss. Proper risk management is essential.

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