Read more about the article AXSM +865%: base breakout on a clinical-stage biotech, March 2019
AXSM on the 2019-03-07 breakout entry, from my chart archive

AXSM +865%: base breakout on a clinical-stage biotech, March 2019

AXSM is back on traders' screens this week, after the FDA accepted Axsome Therapeutics' filing for a new narcolepsy drug in mid-July 2026. The chart that's worth studying, though, is…

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Read more about the article AMC +501%: a base breakout that outran the story, February 2021
AMC on the 2021-02-22 breakout entry, from my chart archive

AMC +501%: a base breakout that outran the story, February 2021

AMC is back on the retail trackers this month, and it's worth pulling up the chart from the last time it ran rather than the headlines around it. In February…

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Read more about the article RIOT +3688%: a base breakout into the halving, May 2020
RIOT on the 2020-05-06 breakout entry, from my chart archive

RIOT +3688%: a base breakout into the halving, May 2020

RIOT's back on traders' screens this week, ranked number 20 on the Stocktwits most-active list on 13 July 2026, and that's reason enough to pull up the chart that made…

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Read more about the article QS +333%: a base breakout ahead of the merger, November 2020
QS on the 2020-11-13 breakout entry, from my chart archive

QS +333%: a base breakout ahead of the merger, November 2020

QS is back near the top of the StockTwits trending list this week, and the chart worth pulling up is one from late 2020, when the same ticker resolved a…

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Reading Volume: The One Input Most Indicators Miss

Reading volume reveals whether real participation backs a price move. How to interpret volume for breakouts, trends, and reversals before any indicator fires.

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