Hey traders,
I was watching the market Thursday morning and noticed something funny.
A handful of tickers looked like nothing… but felt like they were hiding something.
Different sectors, different stories, but all with the same thing in common: they’re sitting quiet now, waiting for the kind of push that can flip a chart in a day.
These setups are sitting just under the radar.
I pulled together a watchlist of the ones I think are worth tracking going into the week.
I’ll walk you through what I like about each one, the exact levels I’m watching, and how I might trade them.
Here’s what’s on my radar this week:1. 180 Life Sciences Corp. (NASDAQ: ATNF)
Massive move earlier this week from under $3 per share to a $17.46 high, followed by a brutal sell-off.
The last two sessions have been flat, holding around $6.80. That kind of collapse followed by sideways action often sets up a first green day reversal.
If volume shows up, shorts covering could push it quickly toward $8–$9 before hitting heavier resistance.
2. X4 Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: XFOR)
This one’s been stubborn, Ran hard from $1.35 to $3.45, then pulled back but still holding much higher lows around $2.75.
That tells me buyers haven’t given up. $3.00–$3.20 is a key zone, get through that and a retest of $3.45 becomes likely. If it fails $2.70 support, the setup cools off fast.
3. Red Cat Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: RCAT)
Earnings flush took it to $7.90 before buyers stepped in.
Pre-drop it was testing $10.13, so there’s plenty of upside room if it can reclaim $9+ and hold.
Watching $8.30–$8.50 as a spot where strength could show early Monday.
Weakness back under $8 likely keeps it stuck.
5. Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc. (NASDAQ: OMEX)
Spent the past few sessions building a base between $1.43 and $1.55 after failing near $1.79.
$1.80 range still looks like the clean breakout level into $2 territory, but even a pre-earnings push into the $1.60s could give day traders a shot.
I’ll keep these on close watch this week.
If we get the right price action, we could be looking at some quick, clean moves, the kind that usually happen when most traders have already written them off.
See you on the next setup,
Jack Kellogg