Let me start with a bad call.

On the evening of 11-09, I wrote: Now $INTC 56.18, doing the math from the sidelines.
Note: I went to bed as soon as I finished, thinking this trade had nothing to do with me.
Two days later, the price is 61.82, up 10%.
Note: I didn’t get a single bit of that 10%; this note can be read as a joke.
What really made me look up were those two candles on the night of 11-10.
Note: At 22:00, a candle with 4.4x volume took it from 57.27 to 60.63.
At 23:00, a candle with 4.8x volume slammed it back from 60.44 to 57.66.
Note: The gains were wiped out in an hour. That’s turnover, not a trend.
Then, over the next 21 hours, it climbed from 57.61 to 62.6.
Note: The largest candle had 1.14x volume; the higher it went, the fewer people followed.
So I’ll add one thing this time: don’t chase.
I’ll take another look if it gets above 62.6 with volume at 2x; if it can’t hold, I’ll wait for 59.65.
(Not investment advice; you are responsible for your own gains and losses)