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AEHRAehr Test Systems Common Stock

Unknown·Unknown·NASDAQ·Mkt cap $0.00
$61.54
-$4.28 (-6.50%) today
IEX feed · not consolidated
Last updated Nov 13, 1:00 PM
53/100 Opportunity
61Risk
2Momentum
51Pullback
72Quality
50Valuation
50Trend
Price & History (up to 5 years)
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Low 0.00— support · — resistanceHigh 0.00
Technical Indicators
RSI (14)30.2
MACD hist-3.75
ATR (14)7.72
SMA 2089.25
SMA 5094.75
SMA 20072.83
Rel volume0.9x
Boll upper117.68
Boll lower60.82
52w high147.40
52w low18.92
5y high147.40
5y low6.30
Hist. vol122%
Max drawdown-58%
Long-Term UptrendWeak MomentumWait for ConfirmationEntry: Wait for Base Formation
Decision SummaryInternal Rule-Based Analysis
Current Rating
Weak Setup
Opportunity Score
53/100
Risk Level
High
Best Action
Monitor — wait for base formation

Why: AEHR is up 4.1% with volume 0.9x its average. Overall, the company is reasonably solid. The long-term trend remains up. Short-term momentum is still weak, so confirmation is needed before acting. Risk is elevated — size carefully and require confirmation.

What to watch: Volume confirmation, hold of nearest support, next earnings date, sector strength, and news sentiment.

Avoid if: Price breaks below support on heavy volume or company guidance weakens.

Internal Rule-Based Analysis · Learning From Historical Outcomes. This rating comes from Olmem’s internal scoring and historical pattern tracking. It is not a guaranteed prediction.

Research only — not financial advice. Olmem never executes trades.

All Scores
Company Quality72
Historical Context50
Valuation50
Trend50
Momentum2
Pullback51
News Sentiment50
Business Move50
Sector Strength59
Risk/Reward87
Entry Timing55
Sell Risk74
Risk61

News & business-move scores come from Olmem’s rule-based news engine (keyword-classified headlines) — no AI. They default to a neutral 50 when there is no recent news.