Four Squeezes Fired At Once
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Wednesday, January 14th at 2:00 PM ET on Monument Traders LIVE.
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Stephen Prior, Publisher
I wasn’t planning on trading much Friday.
Tired. Kid was sick all night. Just wanted to close out the week.
Then I pulled up my scanner and saw Unity Software.
And everything changed.
Four A + Squeezes
Look at this chart. Four A+ squeezes all the way to the daily. When you see multiple timeframe squeezes aligned like that, something big is about to happen.
Unity Software (U). Not some meme stock. Not crypto. Just a beaten-down software name nobody’s talking about.
But the technical setup is perfect.
Daily, 60-minute, 30-minute, 15-minute – all showing squeeze signals. All stacked up and ready to fire.
The stock had been consolidating around $44-45 for weeks. Classic base building after getting hammered earlier in the year.
All those squeezes could release at once.
The trade
$46 is where the breakout happens. Clear resistance that’s been holding it down. Once that breaks, there’s room to run.
Targets:
- $48.90 (61.8% Fibonacci retracement)
- $54.46 (next major resistance)
Stop: Break back under the $44 consolidation area.
Potential 20-30% move in the underlying on a multi-timeframe breakout.
I’m positioned with call options.
Why most traders miss these
They’re boring.
Unity Software isn’t trending. Nobody’s pumping it. No headlines.
Just a solid technical setup that took months to develop.
Most traders want the instant stuff. Stocks already up 30% “breaking out to new highs.”
They want CAVA at $71 instead of U at $44.
They want the story, not the chart.
What makes multi-timeframe squeezes work
They’re convergence. Not opinion.
When four different timeframes all show squeeze signals simultaneously, the entire price structure is saying the same thing. The daily is setting up for a big move. The hourly is coiling. The 30-minute is compressed. The 15-minute is ready to fire.
Most traders look at one timeframe. Maybe two. They see a 5-minute breakout and think they found something. Then wonder why it fades in 20 minutes.
Multi-timeframe alignment means staying power.
Your Action Plan
What to scan for: Stocks in tight consolidation for weeks or months. Not the ones breaking out today – the ones that look boring.
Look for:
- Multiple squeeze signals across timeframes
- Clear resistance levels that have held
- Low volatility about to expand
The boring charts. The ones nobody talks about. The ones that look like nothing special.
Until all those squeezes fire at once.
If you want to follow along on how I’m finding these setups, click here for more details.




















