How $PTIX Turned a $7.40 Trigger Into a $14.28 Rocket

​Did you catch our $PTIX alert on Monday, May 19, 2025?

At 8:30 AM ET, we pinged members with a $7.40 long trigger during the pre-market session. That line wasn’t just a number—it was the ignition point. By the time the dust settled, $PTIX had soared to $14.28, a +92.97% long move.

Let’s break down how this move unfolded—and what the chart told us ahead of time.



1️⃣ Pre-Market Launch Pad

Before the opening bell, $PTIX printed a clean base around the $7.40 trigger. Volume began to swell even before 9:00 AM ET, hinting at accumulation. That kind of tight consolidation + rising volume = pressure cooker.

2️⃣ Early Expansion Bar

Just after the open, a strong green candle ripped above pre-market highs with a clear volume spike. That expansion bar set the tone—and confirmed that bulls were in full control. The clean breakout over the morning range was textbook breakout continuation behavior.

3️⃣ Bull Flag Reload

Around $10.50, the tape took a breather. For nearly 30 minutes, $PTIX drifted sideways, forming a classic bull flag—lower volume pullbacks in a tight, descending range while the 20-period VWMA continued to rise underneath. This pause didn’t bleed momentum, it stored it.

And then—boom.

4️⃣ Second Leg Lift

Once volume returned and the flag broke north, $PTIX ran another $3+ in less than an hour. These multi-leg breakouts are common when the first impulse is strong and structure holds. The second move topped out at $14.28, nearly doubling the long trigger from that quiet pre-market level.

Spot-It-Fast Checklist

• Flat Pre-Market with Volume: Pressure builds before open
• High-Volume Expansion Bar: Validates the breakout
• VWMA-Supported Bull Flag: Perfect dip-buy opportunity
• Double-Leg Continuation: Momentum doesn’t always stop after the first surge


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