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1. SoFi Technologies ($SOFI)
SoFi finally cleared its 100-day moving average after weeks of consolidation and has delivered an orderly, “tortoise-like” climb from the mid-13s to the mid-15s. The advance has been marked by moderate but rising volume, a rising 8- and 20-day MA slope, and a healthy yet un-extended RSI in the mid-60s — proof that price has advanced without momentum blow-off. The stock now sits above every major daily and weekly moving average; next static resistance is the 2024 swing top near $16.60. Hold above the breakout shelf at $15.00–14.85 keeps the trend intact, while a decisive move through $16.60 would open a measured target in the $19–22 region (the 2022–23 supply zone). With indices broadly constructive and earnings still a month out, technicians view SOFI as a steady momentum vehicle rather than a fast “news” trade.

2. KULR Technology ($KULR)
KULR is the exact opposite: it endured a post-earnings gap-down in mid-May, fell beneath all five key moving averages, and then executed a 1-for-10 reverse split — a trio of red flags that usually discourages trend followers. Friday’s +20 % spike (to $6.25) on 12 M shares was the first sign of life, but price still sits inside a tight MA “cluster” where the 8-, 20- and 50-day lines converge. Bulls must force a daily close above $6.60–6.70 (50 % of Friday’s candle and the 20-DMA) to aim for the 100-DMA near $8. Failure to hold $6.00 — or worse, $5.90 (Thursday’s low) — would likely send the stock tumbling toward the pre-split equivalent of the gap zone around $5.25–5.30. In short, KULR is now a high-beta turnaround attempt: intriguing for aggressive traders, but still technically damaged and wholly volume-dependent.

3. Genius Group ($GNS)
Thursday’s litigation win and special-dividend headline ignited GNS’s largest day since 2023, shoving the price from the low-70 ¢ zone to an intraday high above $1.00 and, crucially, through its 200-day moving average for the first time ever. Despite a brisk pull-back Friday, the stock still printed a second consecutive close above every daily MA. The move, however, left the daily RSI above 90 and the weekly RSI in the low-80s — historically a spot where small caps pause or retrace. Immediate support sits at $0.88–0.87 (50 % of Thursday’s range); lose that and a retest of $0.70 is possible to reset momentum. On the upside, $1.08–1.10 remains a logical trigger; a breakout there targets the October pivot near $1.30 and, on a stretch goal, the 2023 supply shelf in the $2.50–2.80 band. Bottom line: headline juice is real, but traders want to see a higher-volume push through $1.10 or a calm RSI reset toward $0.75 before chasing higher.

00:00 Opening Thoughts on SOFI KULR & GNS + Index Strength!
06:16 Intro for New Viewers
06:42 SOFI Technical Analysis
11:45 KULR Technical Analysis
18:06 GNS Technical Analysis