Will NextTrip, Inc. be the next 1000x? The QUBT Crowd is Back.

SYMBOL: NASDAQ:NTRP │ DIRECTION: LONG │ TIMEFRAME: 13-Day

Published: April 2026

Remember the Quantum Computing idea? The one published when QUBT was trading at a fraction of what it became. Reprehensible and hated from the outset, the comment section absolutely destroyed. The one the sceptics called delusional, reckless, and most entertainingly, ‘irresponsible’. A few months later, 4000% and a “you got lucky” littered the comments. I’ve been lucky before.

**Those sceptics are very quiet now.**

Here is another one. NextTrip, Inc. a travel technology company that has spent years in free fall, grinding through a punishing multi-year downtrend while the market ignored it entirely. And now, on the 13-day chart, the structure is changing. Quietly. Methodically. In exactly the way it always does before nobody believes it and then everybody wishes they had.

On the above 13-day chart, a number of reasons now exist for a bullish outlook. They include:

Hidden bullish divergence. The Stochastic RSI oscillator now prints lower lows while price action prints higher lows. This is hidden bullish divergence, not the regular kind the crowd spots on every chart, but the structural kind that emerges quietly over a long period and tends to precede the most violent reversals. On a 13-day timeframe, you are not looking at noise.. you’re looking at rocket fuel gauge approaching capacity.

RSI breakout and support confirmation. The RSI has broken above resistance and is now confirming support at that same level. This double confirmation, breakout followed by successful retest, is one of the cleaner signals on any chart. On a 13-day timeframe it is considerably more than clean. It is significant. Also may be observed on higher timeframes, it is just this odd 13 day timeframes presents a cleaner picture.

Higher lows. After years of lower lows, price action is now printing higher lows. The sequence has changed. Market structure does not lie, it simply takes time for the crowd to notice. By the time they do, they’re buying your exit. Lovely.

Breakout from the multi-year descending channel. Price action has broken above the upper boundary of the blue descending channel that contained the downtrend. This channel was not a short-term structure. It spanned years. A breakout of this magnitude, on this timeframe, with the supporting signals listed above, is not an accident.

Targets
Not a big fan of targets, especially on micro caps like this. The setup defines the trade, not the destination. That said, for those who require something to aim at:

1st target: +3,666% – the first significant resistance level above the channel breakout. The level where the first wave of profit-takers will appear. Take something off.

2nd target: +17,629% – mid-range resistance from the historic descent. Where things get interesting and uncomfortable in equal measure.

3rd target: +81,025% – the measured move. The number that will sound absurd in print today and obvious in hindsight tomorrow. The QUBT crowd knows this feeling.

What about the downside?
A 13-day close back inside the descending channel invalidates the idea. The higher low structure also needs to hold. If price undercuts it, the setup is broken. This is not a stock for oversized positions. Scale in. Manage the risk. The potential is extraordinary, that does not make it a certainty.

The crowd
Right now, nobody is talking about NextTrip. It is a travel technology company that most people have never heard of, trading at a price that most traders would consider beneath their attention. The sentiment is indifferent at best and contemptuous at worst.

Sound familiar? (Sarcasm alert: it should.)

The QUBT idea was published to scepticism, mockery, and the kind of comments that age very badly. The people who passed on it have not been seen in the comment section since. Do you recognise yourself? Will you pass up another one?

History does not repeat. But it rhymes. Loudly.

Conclusions<
Alright, here’s the idea in plain English, because the market doesn’t care about your feelings, and neither does my chart.

A travel technology micro-cap that almost nobody has heard of is printing hidden bullish divergence, a multi-year channel breakout, higher lows, and RSI confirmation all on a 13-day timeframe. The same timeframe where the quiet moves begin before the crowd arrives and the headlines are written. The chart is not asking for your permission. It is not waiting for the narrative to improve. It is just printing signals.

Will NTRP be the next QUBT? The chart says it’s possible. The crowd says it’s ridiculous. We have seen how that argument ends.

The only question is which side of the comment section you want to be on this time?

Ww

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Disclaimer
This is not financial advice. It is not investment advice. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or stare mournfully at a brokerage account. It is one person on the internet looking at a chart and writing down what they see.

NextTrip is a micro-cap stock. Micro-caps can go to zero. They can also go to places that make people write sentences that begin with ‘I should have’. Both outcomes are available. Neither is guaranteed. That is, in essence, the entire disclaimer.

Do your own research. Size the position relative to the risk. And if you’re going to be in the comment section anyway, at least be in the right one.