Starpharma trades at 80 cents against 8.6 cents sixteen months ago, and the chart looks like an uptrend. This Chart Read tests that impression against the measures. The moving averages agree. ADX at 14.6 says the move stopped being decisive in July. One session in September 2025 did 26 per cent of the whole two-year move on 99.7 times normal volume.

One session up 25.8 per cent on the heaviest volume since July, and the session after it traded A$195. This piece tests whether the chart has really turned up, and states the window every measure is taken over.

Power Minerals looks like it is going up. It is above a rising 200-day moving average and above its 50-day line, and ADX says the trend is real. The short measures disagree. This Chart Read tests the impression against the trend, the momentum and the turnover, and shows that each of the last five drilling releases drew less trading than the one before it.

The E79 share price closed at 3.4 cents on 22 September 2026, 61.9 per cent above its July low. A Samso Chart Read on the range, the break and the volume.

Two years of Sunstone, and the recent part of the chart has the shape of a stock that has stopped falling. This piece tests that shape with the measures a technical trader would use.

Iron Bear Resources fell 46.7 per cent in one session when Vale declined to take up Phase 2 of the Development Agreement. This Chart Read stays on the share price chart. What the measures show, what each of them means in plain English, and whether the chart on its own supports any direction at all.

Australian Rare Earths has announced an Ore Reserve, a carbonatite discovery and a pilot plant since June. The share price is 2.2% below where it started.

Stavely Minerals looks like it is recovering. It is higher than six months ago and above its 200-day moving average. This Chart Read tests that impression against the trend measures, then goes through the twelve biggest one-day moves of the year. Seven had no ASX announcement behind them, the biggest was reversed the next day, and one 18.7 per cent rise took A$1,236 of turnover.