A popular "bull" stock picking site in "America" put out the Buy signal for MYO on April 5, when the share price was 3.48. They missed the bottom, which was put in a couple of days prior, @ 2.85.
Friday MYO hit a high of 4.30, and closed above 4.00, which must have finally triggered your radar, the stock screener that you use.
It is no small wonder that many see you as a good contrarian indicator, because you only find these movers after they've made a move and a correction is very likely.
These video charts do little more than tell the story of a stock's movement, like you say. A tired story that everyone's already aware of and been following, because there are hundreds of chart sites, and plenty of trade alerts that go out BEFORE the move.
It seems like your charts serve NO purpose, except to let your subscribers know that you stumbled across today's top gainers, that are readily available to all, for free, on multiple sites, probably after a multi-day run, and they should go short.
Ending each samely-worded segment with "We shall see", is a tipoff that all you're doing is posting the obvious, showing resistance and support, like hundreds of charting services do.
No one, with the exception of someone looking for your sell signals, would see anything new under the Sun in your video presentations. Even, then it's not like this source is the only one finding these non-hidden gems. They're all, already highly-followed issues. Telling followers nothing new.
On the other hand, if you put out the charts with the thought being these are ready to move up/higher...meh, they sometimes do.
All-in-all, not much new anything can be ascertained from viewing. After watching a few, with the same, same, same, same words, they become less entertaining quickly.
Seriously, what's the point?
