TRX Gold Stock Pre-Market (+7.3%): Momentum from Record Q1 Earnings and Expansion

TRX Gold is surging on continued momentum from its stellar January 15th earnings report. The print revealed record production and a fully funded expansion that doubles future output. Sentiment is bullish, but is this a late-stage chase or a new structural leg up?

The move is driven by the market digesting a structural shift. The company’s recent Q1 earnings showed record revenue of $25.1 million and a plan to more than double annual production to over 62,000 oz of gold.

• Major production expansion funded internally.
• Significant leverage to record high gold prices.
• Fundamental shift from small to mid-tier producer.

But here is the interesting part. You are reading about this 7.3% move after it happened. The market has already priced in the news. To catch the next winner before the headlines, you need predictive signals, not notifications. High Quality Portfolio has flagged 5 new opportunities that have not surged yet.

Playbook On Market Open

The stock is breaking out to new 52-week highs. The key is whether this new level holds or if it’s a chase on a catalyst that is now two weeks old, risking a sharp fade.

• Key breakout level at $1.79.
• Failure to hold $1.79 signals a trap, targeting the prior range.
• Watch for broader gold sector weakness, which could trigger profit-taking.

Verdict

PIVOT: $1.79. BUY THE OPEN if $1.79 holds in the first 30 mins; FADE THE GAP if $1.79 fails to hold initially, targeting the prior close.
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