ChartPros Market Insights

Some analysts call NVMI a strong buy. The chart suggest not yet... 

Price action technical analysis points to caution.

See where price could be heading next.

Harmony Gold shares sank 14% after earnings

This pulls price back towards a critical change control zone where the next decisive move will set direction.

See the charts and levels of interest.

Verizon shows signs of bottoming.

But until $47–$50 resistance breaks, it’s still a waiting game for confirmation.

See the full analysis.

Is the Bottom Finally In for Smucker?

Possibly.

The charts suggest a turning point may be near, but confirmation is still needed.

Freshpet Chart in Free Fall

Price is in a desperate search of a bottom.

The charts show that catching this falling knife without confirmation could cut deep.

New logo, old problems?

Cracker Barrel plunges as price revisits decade-old support levels.

Is this the bottom or just another leg down?

Despite 5 Straight Red Days $205+ Technically is in Play

While we typically highlight charts with at least a decade of history, the demand for Palantir has been overwhelming so once again, we’re making an exception.

This is a Must See Chart!

NWE pops on merger news 

But the chart reveals where the real opportunities may lie.

See where...

Failed Breakout for CAKE: Analyst Upgrades Meet Chart Resistance

The Cheesecake Factory’s breakout attempt fizzled as analysts turned bullish.

We review the chart for clues on what’s next.

IBM Bucks Broader Market Trend

While major indexes hit new highs, IBM’s share price is sinking fast.

Raising critical questions about where price action could head next.

Chemours Chart Signals a Technical Bottom

After a failed breakdown and strong earnings reaction, Chemours (CC) shows technical signs the bottom is in — a potential turning point for the trend.

Price action has shifted from weakness to strength, setting the stage for what could be the start of a meaningful trend change.

Falling Fast — But Is HRB a Bargain Yet?

H&R Block’s steep sell-off tests the urge to jump in early.

Sometimes, patience pays more than speed.