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Hi guys, and welcome to the YouTube video for today, the 4th of May, 2026. So let's go through the watch list, what we're watching, what levels waiting to break, and what is next for these stocks.
Starting here with MNDR. So we're going to start on the uh, one-minute time frame for now, and then look across the 4-hour and 1-day for holding this overnight and potential swing trades. Also looking on the one-minute time frame here, we need a one-minute candle close over 1.5 for entries for just a day trading position on this one. Um, currently in the wedge, uh, significant volume of over 80,000, prominent candle looks good, and it pushed beyond 1.5 to see it run at least 8% from entry and gradually continue towards 1.85. We may even be looking and see it happen in this video. And if you're waiting for, and if you've seen this late also, um, you can also wait for the same for 1.85 to break, and then again looking for an 8% first target from that point onwards. So, um, keep your eyes peeled on this one. MNDR looks good for a day trading position.
And then going to the 4-hour time frame on this one. So, a 4-hour candle close over 1.5 on this one by end of today or end of tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. Eastern time is what you need for enabling this to hold overnight without it being too risky, as it's currently blasting upon the 200 EMA and the 200 MA all the way down here. And also, it'll be claiming a significant resistance over here. And it should gradually continue and gap up towards 1.85 as a result.
And then looking on a daily time frame for this one for a swing trade. So holding it overnight is one thing for a couple of days, but holding it for a swing trade over a series of days is a bit different. And ultimately on this one, I'll be waiting for a daily close of 1.5 also. And then we have initial first target of 1.85 where you can sell around 50% um for around plus 15% by the time you got filled. Then the rest would be aiming for this level up here with the 200 simple moving averages for a death cross retest on around 2.35 on this one for potential selling 40% of shares. And if we were to get above 1.85, um, it would also coincide with the next key resistance level being around 2.35 also. So, um, keep your eyes peeled on this one. MNDR, we are just about to shoot over here. So, um, maybe we can come back at the end of this video and see how we did on MNDR.
And then following on now to NIVF. So this one's a bit more simple before MNDR. If we are to lose $1 on this one, I do consider it to be done. And um, yeah, coming to where we initially came from, which is bearish. So, don't want to be beneath the dollar on MNDR.
So, now looking at NIVF, I bring that up because this one looks like it's about to lose $2. And if we lose $2 in this one, I also consider it to be done, to be honest. I'm looking for around a 1.8 retest of the 60 EMA of this um, death cross that happened earlier around the 22nd of April. Um, so, if we were to lose in this one, I would consider it to be done, to be honest. But if we're lucky and get a reclaim of 2.5, then we should shoot up towards three. So, um, one-minute close over 2.5 on this one for a day trade should bring us up towards three, the next level on this.
So now going to the 4-hour time frame. We can have a look if you want to hold this one overnight and NIVF. Again, this one isn't as strong as the other that we just looked at, MNDR. So I can't imagine this being very good to hold overnight. But again, we have to wait until 4:00 p.m. Eastern time, end of today or end of tomorrow, um, for our criteria to be hit, um, for holding this overnight potentially. What we need here is just a 4-hour candle close over 2.5 on this one, just to turn this candle green and, um, build up on the, the 60 EMA just here, currently at 2.15, as currently just looks like a big red candle here, which is bearish, weak, not strong, and, um, also rejecting from 2.5 also. And my biggest fear on this one is losing $2, and then you're looking for the 8 EMA to be retested around 1.8, 1.85. So consider this one done if it goes beneath $2.
I'm looking at the daily time frame on this one. If you want to hold it, not just overnight for a couple of days, but for a larger sort of swing trade on this one over a few days or maybe one to two weeks, we can just scroll in. May take a while. Just give me one second. So definitely MNDR is better than this NIVF. So just scrolling in on this one. We are technically retesting the Bollinger band center, and you would expect a bounce from $2 and 2.05 here, to be honest. Maybe a bounce here in towards 2.5 at some point, end of today, end of tomorrow. Um, if not, we're just going to lose to and come all the way back down beneath here and to 1.8 and beneath. To be honest, we'd expect the bounce because we're at the Bollinger band center, and when you come and retest it, there's a 65% chance you're going to bounce from there. And also, it's aided by the $2 support. So, if this really doesn't hold here, then it is bearish. So we need to to hold, um, as it's again, if it doesn't hold, then, um, you're throwing out the window the idea of a 65% chance of bouncing, which isn't good. So, um, NIVF, I'd be careful on this one and just wait for a reclaim of 2.5, starting with a day trade in the one-minute time frame. And again, if we lose two, it's not good. It's MNDR is the best one.
And then finishing up here with, um, CNSP. So we go in the one-minute time frame. This one, I think this one might squeeze and come back down. So the Bollinger band is starting to pinch really tight, and we're rejecting constantly from this 10.5 resistance. And when this happens and we're in sort of a box formation like this, a very square box formation, the Bollinger bands pinched tight, typically you expect a bigger move down, potentially to retest this $8 level. But that's not too bad because if you were to come down like this, then you can always draw a new wedge around it and, um, wait for a reversal and a reclaim and resistance break of 10.5 like that, and then you'd enter around here. So I'll be waiting for just a one-minute candle close over 10.5 on this one for a day trading entry, and it may pull back before then. Um, I'm not sure. But all I can do is just sit and wait for my criteria for entry, and I'll display it for at least 8% for my entry point if that were to be met. The 5-minute looks good also.
And then going to the 4-hour time frame. So if you want to hold this one overnight, um, CNSP, I would wait for at least a 4-hour candle close over 10.5. And if you were to do so there by end of today, end of tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. Eastern time, you can expect the next resistance of 13.2 to be hit here. So, um, initial first target of around 20% from by the time you got filled on this one. I'll say MNDR does look better for a swing trade, and CNSP probably looks better for a day trade because there's more volume in it.
But then we can look on the daily time frame and see, um, for more strength of a potential swing trade in this one. And right now, it just looks like a random big gap up which may, uh, come back down to retest the 200, um, simple average just here around a six. So again, if we don't get a 4-hour candle close over 10.5, and even better, potentially a one-day candle close over 10.5, we may be rejecting from here as we're doing now, and also coming back down to retest six for a, um, is it a death cross? Yeah, death cross retest of the 200 simple moving average and a key one-day support of $6. So this one looks good for a day trade, to be honest, with the one-minute candle close over 10.5. Um, and on the reverse, if we were to lose $6, um, also that key retest level with the 200 MA and the one-day support here on the daily time frame. If we were to lose $6, this one would be done, definitely. So, it looks good for a day trade. NIVF, it's losing $2 now. Doesn't look good. Uh, this one is trying to break over 1.5. It's still teasing us. No, one-minute candle close over 1.5 yet. Just a little wick above. Um, so this one does look best for a potential swing trade. Also, I would say, just because the arrangement of moving averages in the 4-hour and, um, again, a daily, a 4-hour candle close over 1.5, trusty has continued towards 1.85 and gradually, if we're lucky, we should also continue towards 2.35 for the death cross retest of the 200 simple moving average. And again, if we lose a dollar on this one, I consider it done, um, failing the 60 EMA retest here and the one-day support of $1.
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