Stock Market Mentor on $LSTA (Nov 9, 2026)
LSTA is a buy right now: the big-volume red bar was a 45-million-share secondary offering at about $13.12 that was quickly absorbed, not distribution, so ignoring it the stock is breaking out; a starting position works with a stop near 1320, holding until it breaks below today's intraday low. Relative strength rating is 98, its industry group ranks seventh out of 145, and EPS and sales are growing rapidly.
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The first is Live Stance. Note that their earnings report is not due until the end of February. It reported just last week. The share price first fell a lot, then rose again.
when I first saw this bar, I thought it was a big distribution day. Look, what a huge volume. I wasn't sure about this. But then I looked at it a little more carefully, first of all it was Thursday.
Apart from inverse ETFs, what else didn't fall on Thursday? The entire market was under a lot of selling pressure, but it recovered somewhat on Friday and has done so again today.
Looking at today's volume, it looks like they had a secondary offering. I can't remember the details exactly. Actually, it's not. I have this in our report, which I send to premium members.
I said that if we ignore this red bar, because we know what it was, the stock is breakout. If we ignore this, we will see that the stock is actually breaking out. And here a starting position would work with a stop loss around 1320.
Okay? Currently, the minimum limit here is 1320. I published this earlier today when it was a little lower, but the idea is to stay long on this stock until it breaks below today's intraday low.
Now the statistics are like this. Its relative strength rating is 98. In other words, it is far ahead of 98% of publicly traded stocks. The healthcare sector, the industry group to which it belongs, ranks seventh out of 145.
So that's pretty good. Earnings per share and sales are growing rapidly. And they had a secondary offering of 45 million shares at about $13.12. That is very low. Obviously those shares were bought up quickly.
Liquidity had increased significantly, to about 14 million shares. Or actually 45 million shares. So this stock is doing what it's not supposed to do now. Yet it is here in huge volume due to secondary offerings.
So I think this is a stock you can look at and buy right now. I repeat, the income calculation or earnings is over. This has nothing to do with Nvidia. Anyway, that's going to be fun. So I think you can invest in this stock.