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I've been looking at plenty of charts lately and I'm starting to see the same exact pattern in a lot of places. Decided to compare few of them.
For example here's a comparison between Salt, Nuscale, Tan and Lithium Americas. The charts are practically identical aside from the swing sizes and few deviations.

It seems like it doesn't make any fucking difference what the real finer fundamentals or strengths and weaknesses in the charts are. Only thing that seems to matter is the growth potential, which determines the swing sizes. If the company isn't absolute horseshit it will follow the same patterns when these decide to move.
Salt has the most potential by going through a buyout and has low enough of a market cap so the swings are greatest out of these.
As long as the company isn't utter dogshit, all other fundamentals can eat a dick which is perfectly in line for this clown market.
Going by this what you could do, is to just ride the hardest swinging one, in this case it being salt and when it's bought out or just hits a high with the rest of them, then quickly looking for a laggard that has same chart patterns and rotating your money into that for a very quick multiplier.
You don't even need to think about what you buy, just put it into something from the group with the same pattern that has a high volatility and you're set.
If Salt is bought out this year, I'll just look for some low market cap solar company that likes to swing hard like Sunworks and rotate every cent into that.