TRT Breaks Out From 18-Year Symmetrical Triangle Pattern
NIA’s #1 favorite AI stock suggestion and #2 favorite overall stock suggestion for 2026, Trio-Tech International (TRT), surged 8.62% on Friday to a new 18-year high of $13.99 per share.
On October 8th, NIA sent out one of its most important alerts of 2025 entitled, “Trio-Tech (TRT) Key Breakout Point and Who Will Trump Invest Into Next?” (click here to read).
NIA stated on October 8th:
“Trio-Tech International (TRT) has a key breakout point of $11.70 per share. When TRT surpasses $11.70 per share, it will almost certainly surpass its mid-2007 high of $24.75 per share within the following few weeks.”
TRT has decisively broken through the upper trendline of its long-term symmetrical triangle pattern that had been forming for nearly 18 years… while also finishing this week above its December 2021 high of $13.73 per share.
What makes this breakout especially powerful is volume… or more accurately… the lack of it!
When TRT reached its December 2021 high of $13.73, it was averaging 5,070,000 shares per month. Today, TRT is trading at $13.99 while averaging only 295,980 shares per month. TRT is trading at higher prices on roughly 1/17th of its December 2021 trailing twelve-month average monthly volume.
This means two things: 1) Almost nobody has discovered Trio-Tech International (TRT) yet as a profitable, cash flow positive, rapidly growing AI chip testing play working closely with AMD the world’s second largest AI GPU producer. 2) TRT shares are tightly held with almost no available supply to buy in the market.
When TRT gets discovered by a wider audience… much like the early discovery phase we are now seeing with Titan Mining (TII), TRT share prices of $100+ would be a direct result of scarcity, structure, and historical precedent.
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