Since NIA's suggestion of Daktronics (DAKT) on November 26th at $4.77 per share, it has gained by 7.97% to $5.15 per share vs. the NASDAQ declining by 3.86% during the same time period. DAKT hasn't yet been able to close above its key breakout point of $5.30 per share, but since DAKT's December 6th medium-term bottom of $4.55 per share, it has formed a very bullish chart setup by bottoming at higher lows of $4.83 per share on December 20th and $4.95 per share on December 31st. After DAKT closes above its key breakout point of $5.30 per share, it should breakout big in the following days and gain significant momentum by also surpassing its 200-day moving average of $5.87 per share. At some point, we expect DAKT to reinitiate their dividend and buybacks, which will help the stock return to $8 per share.
Broadwind (BWEN) has much larger short-term upside potential. We don't see how BWEN doesn't rise by 50%-100%.
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