Mako Mining has continued to grind higher in the days since its last earnings report, and this isn't a one-day pop — shares dipped modestly afterward, held their footing, and have since pushed on to new highs. That follow-through is notable given the initial reaction to the report was mixed, and the stock's ability to shrug that off and keep climbing speaks to underlying demand. Volume on the latest push higher came in above the recent average. The stop reference sits below the pullback low that held during the shallow dip, keeping the invalidation point reasonably close to current price.

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