--- title: "Great Request Show: Zak Mir looks at technical outlook for AVCT, EZJ, FMET, FCM, PALM & QHE" publisher: "Share Talk" author: "sharetalk" published: "2026-07-11T11:58:59+00:00" modified: "2026-07-11T12:09:04+00:00" date: 2026-07-11 canonical: "https://www.share-talk.com/great-request-show-zak-mir-looks-at-technical-outlook-for-avct-ezj-fmet-fcm-palm-qhe/" category: "Blogs" categories: ["Blogs", "Business & Support Services", "Technology", "Technology, Media & Telecoms", "Zak Mir"] tags: ["Avacta", "AVCT", "Easyjet", "FCM", "First Class Metals", "FMET", "Fulcrum", "PALM", "Panther Metals", "QHE", "Quantum Helium"] image: "https://i0.wp.com/www.share-talk.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/add08109-365b-43b2-88e5-e0945d155cab.png?fit=1672%2C941&quality=80&ssl=1" format: "news" language: "en-GB" --- # Great Request Show: Zak Mir looks at technical outlook for AVCT, EZJ, FMET, FCM, PALM & QHE **Published:** July 11, 2026 **Author:** sharetalk **Categories:** Blogs, Business & Support Services, Technology, Technology, Media & Telecoms, Zak Mir **Tags:** Avacta, AVCT, Easyjet, FCM, First Class Metals, FMET, Fulcrum, PALM, Panther Metals, QHE, Quantum Helium **Featured image:** ![](https://i0.wp.com/www.share-talk.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/add08109-365b-43b2-88e5-e0945d155cab.png?fit=1672%2C941&quality=80&ssl=1) --- Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the latest requested stocks, including **Avacta, easyJet, Fulcrum Metals, First Class, Panther Metals**, and **Quantum Helium**. There is quite a mixed picture across this batch of requested stocks. Some charts are hanging on at key support, some are already showing strength, and one or two look as though they are close to breaking higher if the next resistance level gives way. The focus here is on **Avacta, easyJet, Fulcrum Metals, First Class Metals, Panther Metals, and Quantum Helium**, with an eye on trend channels, moving averages, RSI behaviour, support zones, and the price levels that matter most from here. ## Avacta: sitting at the floor of the trend channel Avacta is still in a rising trend channel that has been in place for roughly the past year, and the shares are now testing the lower boundary of that setup. They are also trading very near the **200 day moving average**, which makes this an important area technically. The concern is momentum. The **RSI has been failing below the neutral 50 level**, which is not what you want to see if a proper recovery is about to get underway. On top of that, the price is only just above the June support area. If that gives way, the next obvious downside target looks to be around **62p to 63p**. That is the risk. The hope, of course, is that the current support area holds and produces a bounce. For anyone leaning bullish but wanting confirmation first, the better signal would be a break above the resistance line from May at around **72p**. If that happens, the market could then start moving back towards a retest of the **80p area**. Even so, last week’s price action was not encouraging. Ending the week by opening high and closing low is not the sort of candle action that inspires confidence. ## easyJet: strong chart, strong trend, and still pushing on easyJet continues to be one of the stronger situations in the group. The chart has already moved through a series of upside milestones. - Initial target around **420p** - Move through the **200 day moving average**, now around 456p - Main target at **550p** achieved at the end of last month - Best case scenario target at **620p** also exceeded Once a chart starts taking out successive targets like that, the question becomes where the next historical resistance sits. Looking further back, the next level appears to be just above the **715p offer price**, with room through to around **725p**. That means there may still be a little more to come on the upside. The key support reference now is the recent broken resistance around **626p**. As long as the shares remain above that region, the broader bullish setup stays valid. Admittedly, that support is quite a distance below the current price, but it still matters as the line in the sand for the trend. It is also worth noting the **golden cross** between the 50 day and 200 day moving averages. It may have come a bit late, but it still underlines how powerful the recent price action has been. ## Fulcrum: a better behaved version of the support test Fulcrum has some similarities to Avacta in the sense that it is trying to base around a supportive long term average, but the setup is arguably cleaner here. The chart is attempting to find support off a **rising 200 day moving average**, which is constructive. There has also been a minor **bear trap below 7.5p**, and that often helps flush out weaker holders before a recovery attempt. What is still missing is stronger momentum confirmation. The **RSI is at 42**, so it remains below the neutral 50 level. Ideally, that needs to improve. The immediate job for the bulls is to clear **8.4p resistance** and reclaim the **50 day moving average**. If those hurdles are overcome, the chart could then work its way back towards a retest of **13p**, possibly into September. The main condition for that positive scenario is straightforward enough: **stay above 7p**. ## First Class Metals: recovering after the rug pull First Class Metals had a sharp setback after peaking at the beginning of the month, but the chart has done something useful since then. It has bounced back above the **rising 200 day moving average**, currently around **2.25p**. That keeps the recovery argument alive. The next challenge is around **3p**, where there is initial resistance and also the **50 day moving average**. This area matters because it previously acted as resistance before the breakout seen in May. As long as the shares continue to hold above the rising 200 day line, the working target remains a return to **4p**, perhaps by the end of next month or into September. If caution is the priority, then it makes sense to wait for the **RSI to push back above 50**. At present it is only around **38**, so momentum has not yet fully repaired itself. ## Panther Metals: the one that looks most ready to move Panther Metals looks like the chart with the most immediate upside potential in this group. The end of the week close was particularly encouraging. The shares finished above a **sharply rising 50 day moving average**, and the session itself showed strong intent, with the market effectively **opening at the low and closing at the high**. That is the sort of action you want to see when a move is trying to get started. The trigger level now is recent resistance at **143p**. A break above that should open the way to around **210p** by the end of September. That timeframe seems fair given that the fundraising is already out of the way, and that was the main factor that dragged the shares lower last month. The support zone to watch is **128p**, which first acted as resistance and then turned into support. As long as that area holds, the chart remains in good shape. ## Quantum Helium: still teasing at the bottom of the range Quantum Helium has been hovering near the bottom of a **rising trend channel**, which also places it near the lower end of its broader trading range. It has already shown a brief **bear trap gap reversal**, and that has helped keep the bullish case alive. For now, the setup remains constructive while the shares stay above the **50 day moving average**. If that support continues to hold, the first objective is a move to **fill the gap up to 4p**. For a more cautious approach, the chart still needs to break above the red resistance line from April and clear the **200 day moving average around 3.2p**. That would provide stronger confirmation that the upside move is genuinely underway. The RSI is a positive feature here. It has already bounced a couple of times from around the **neutral 50 level**, which suggests that momentum is trying to turn in the right direction. The only thing missing in the very near term is a clear rise in the **50 day moving average**. If that starts to turn higher, the chart could quickly become much more interesting. ## The standout technical themes across these charts A few common patterns are showing up across these names: - **Rising 200 day moving averages** are acting as key support for several stocks - **RSI relative to the neutral 50 level** remains an important filter for confirming strength - **Former resistance turning into support** is a recurring bullish sign where it holds - **Breaks above recent resistance** are still needed in a number of cases before upside targets can be taken seriously If there is a hierarchy to the current setups, **Panther Metals** looks the most immediately primed, **easyJet** remains the strongest established trend, and **Quantum Helium** is close to becoming interesting if the moving averages and resistance levels begin to align. By contrast, **Avacta** still has some technical repair work to do, while **Fulcrum** and **First Class Metals** are trying to stabilise and rebuild momentum from support. --- **Original URL:** https://www.share-talk.com/great-request-show-zak-mir-looks-at-technical-outlook-for-avct-ezj-fmet-fcm-palm-qhe/ *Created by [WP Markdown Endpoint](https://wpmarkdownendpoint.com/)*