Hey traders,
Hey—real quick before you head into the weekend…
Earlier this week, Incannex Healthcare Inc. (NASDAQ: IXHL) showed up on my Power Signal system.
The price sat around $0.82 per share when the alert hit.
By the next morning, it hit $1.03 per share. That’s a +25% move overnight.
Just a clean setup flagged early by the system I use every day to track momentum.
That’s why I built The Power Signal—to cut through the noise and show me which tickers actually have juice before they start running.
And lately? That momentum’s been showing up in a place I haven’t looked in a while: Quantum Computing.
A few names from that sector landed on the list this week. The price action looks early, but strong. Might be nothing. Might be the first spark.
I broke it all down last night in the webinar—what’s working, what I’m watching, and how this system keeps catching names while other traders chase headlines.
Quantum stocks started showing up again.
Not with huge gap-ups or FOMO chasers—just early signs: quiet volume, stronger price action, a few clean breakouts.
Most traders didn’t notice. That’s what happens when a sector cools off—everyone moves on.
But this week, I started spotting the early signs I’ve seen before… the same ones that showed up before AI names ran last year, before crypto tickers popped, before biotech caught fire.
Let me explain what those signs look like—because they’re not magic, and if you learn what to look for you’ll start noticing them too.
1. Volume Spikes (Even Small Ones)
When a dead stock suddenly trades 3–5x its average volume on an up day, that’s a clue.
Doesn’t have to be a breakout yet. But if volume’s higher and price closes green? That’s step one.
2. Clean Daily Charts
I look for stocks that’ve been building a base, maybe even forming a wedge or coil.
If the chart looks like it’s “loading” and that volume spike hits? Now I’m interested.
3. Sector Siblings Moving Together
If one random stock pops, cool—maybe just news.
But when two or three tickers in the same sector start perking up within days of each other?
That’s a signal. Rotation’s starting. Smart money might be rotating in early.
4. Tight Float + Big Range
If a stock’s trading thin and starts moving in $0.20–$0.50 per share chunks, that tells me it’s got juice.
It doesn’t mean I buy blindly, but it tells me the stock has potential to move fast if volume keeps coming.
That’s exactly what happened this week.
IXHL kicked things off. Then Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ: RGTI) showed some range.
There’s at least one more ticker I’ve added to my personal list that’s building a tight daily setup that looks very familiar, but it’s still early.
If this group keeps heating up, we could see a short wave of momentum, quick 10%–30% moves for traders who stay focused while the crowd’s still sleeping.
I’ll keep watching it next week and share what stands out.
The Power Signal helped surface a few of these names, but you can spot most of the same signs on your own.
Just zoom out, look at old tickers from past hype cycles, and see which ones are quietly curling back to life.
And when a sleepy sector starts to move, that first batch of runners usually gives the best opportunities—before social media traders catch on.
I’m not saying this’ll turn into a full-blown wave. Could fizzle. But I like the setup heading into next week. I’m building my watchlist around it.
Now, I still double-check every chart myself, but the system helps me narrow things down fast when the market throws 3,000 tickers a day at your face.
But even without it—you can spot these signs. Just pay attention to what’s waking up quietly. Don’t wait for headlines. Don’t chase hype.
Start with volume. Let the chart guide you. And if two or three names in the same sector start acting strong…
That’s the market whispering. Listen to it.
Stay ready,
Jack Kellogg