Colin Cieszynski

The next 24 hours are significant that will effect the direction of the market. Since the US-Israel-Iran war started, we've seen violent moves in the market, but also rangebound up and down, from hour to hour. Seeing a lot of big swings. Once we hit Trump's deadline to Iran, then what? In a few weeks, earnings season could also effect--we'll see what companies say about how the war is effecting the economy. Sectors he likes: energy, steel, chemicals, utilities. These are defensive. With more confidence, metals and industrials will bounce back. 

The chart's been swinging up and down, between $68-84 for the last couple years. Is slowly working its way up. Is a defensive retailer. Is holdings its own in the high $70s, so he's looking for resistance in the low-$80s, with support at $77. Can't tell how far up it will go.

The chart is an ascending triangle, well-supported, and forming a really nice base, with higher lows. $25 is resistance; if it reaches that, it would be a nice technical breakout. Given volatility in the market, these stocks look attractive.

The chart looks good, bouncing off a low in the low-$50s at the end of 2025 and has since broken above $60 to an all-time higher. There's strength across the board in energy, a strong sector.

They had a huge run last year, but has dropped back after joining the S&P. Some consolidation is expected after a stock joins the index. Now, it's in a consolidation phase as ETFs buy the stock. In a hangover now of $325-425, but there's good support.

A top could be forming. We're seeing a series of lower highs over the past year. The stock is neutral with risk to the downside. If it falls below $450, it could be in trouble. There is weakness in insurance in recent months.

It's going sideways after a big pullback. $120 could be support. Stable, but it hasn't turned up yet. $150 would be encouraging.

Doing extremely well, a great chart, benefiting from the oil price rally.

He uses relative strength (RSI) to analyze, primarily. SIlver broke out at $35 and peaked at $95. But we're seeing a retracement approaching 50%.

He sold it when the relative strength came off, and has since crumbled a lot. It's trying to stabilize now. He's not convinced it will rise. Given the strong sell-off, it may need to go sideways for a while.

The US-Iran war triggered a major sector rotation. The insurance sector weakened and the RSI fell. He sold it when the war started. It has pulled back and is sideways. 

It did really well until the end of 2025, and the Mag 7 have underperformed this year. He sold this a month ago. The chart has come off and is holding now with a modest bounce. Its RSI has fallen a lot in recent weeks.

Sold it after the war started. The auto sector was hit hard, as seen in their RSIs.

He consider the dividend during technical analysis. $15 was the breakout and now support. The trend is in your favour.

Chemicals and fertilizer sectors are rallying now. It just broke $80 resistance, now support, and the next resistance level is $100.