IDXX
Idexx Laboratories Inc
stock NASDAQ

Here are the **top holdings** based on recent data:
1. ABT — Abbott Laboratories (\~17.1%)
2. ISRG — Intuitive Surgical (\~14.9%)
3. SYK — Stryker (\~11.5%)
4. EW — Edwards Lifesciences (\~4.6%)
5. BDX — Becton, Dickinson (\~4.5%)
6. GEHC — GE HealthCare Technologies (\~4.5%)
7. IDXX — IDEXX Laboratories (\~4.4%)
8. MDT — Medtronic (\~4.4%)
9. RMD — ResMed (\~4.4%)
10. BSX — Boston Scientific (\~4.1%)
**The Chart**
If you're into reading tea leaves (AKA astronomy for men), here's my take on the price chart.
***The Ascending Triangle***
*Source: Edwards, Magee, Schabacker (published 1932 - 1948)*
To understand this pattern in layman's terms, we must view it as a battlefield between supply (sellers) and demand (buyers). The flat horizontal top at $51.00 represents a strict resistance barrier where a large block of shares is being sold at a fixed price.
From a psychological and mechanical perspective, this ceiling typically illustrates a "planned distribution" where a large institutional operator or syndicate is systematically unloading holdings, unwilling to let the price rise until their inventory is fully distributed.
On the other hand, the rising ("ascending") lower boundary represents accumulating demand ("higher lows"). As the pattern matures, buyers become increasingly aggressive. Because the floating supply of the asset is drying up, these buyers are forced to step in and purchase at progressively higher lows on each minor dip. Ultimately, the pattern resolves when the persistent rising tide of buyers completely absorbs the overhead supply wall, allowing the price to erupt upwards.

Here are the **top holdings** based on recent data:
1. ABT — Abbott Laboratories (\~17.1%)
2. ISRG — Intuitive Surgical (\~14.9%)
3. SYK — Stryker (\~11.5%)
4. EW — Edwards Lifesciences (\~4.6%)
5. BDX — Becton, Dickinson (\~4.5%)
6. GEHC — GE HealthCare Technologies (\~4.5%)
7. IDXX — IDEXX Laboratories (\~4.4%)
8. MDT — Medtronic (\~4.4%)
9. RMD — ResMed (\~4.4%)
10. BSX — Boston Scientific (\~4.1%)
**The Chart**
If you're into reading tea leaves (AKA astronomy for men), here's my take on the price chart.
***The Ascending Triangle***
*Source: Edwards, Magee, Schabacker (published 1932 - 1948)*
To understand this pattern in layman's terms, we must view it as a battlefield between supply (sellers) and demand (buyers). The flat horizontal top at $51.00 represents a strict resistance barrier where a large block of shares is being sold at a fixed price.
From a psychological and mechanical perspective, this ceiling typically illustrates a "planned distribution" where a large institutional operator or syndicate is systematically unloading holdings, unwilling to let the price rise until their inventory is fully distributed.
On the other hand, the rising ("ascending") lower boundary represents accumulating demand ("higher lows"). As the pattern matures, buyers become increasingly aggressive. Because the floating supply of the asset is drying up, these buyers are forced to step in and purchase at progressively higher lows on each minor dip. Ultimately, the pattern resolves when the persistent rising tide of buyers completely absorbs the overhead supply wall, allowing the price to erupt upwards.