Yes, the charts seem to indicate that T4 will be hit over time. However, my best guess is that WEAT pulls back or trades sideways (consolidates) for a bit soon before the next major advance.
You’ll notice on that daily chart that I had set T3 slightly below the bottom of two horizontal resistance lines that are in close proximity to each other. I refer to that as a resistance zone.
The top of that zone is 7.65 so my best guess would be that barring any brief intraday breaks above, the current advance in WEAT will be capped around that level, followed by a reaction (pullback and/or consolidation).
I’ve left the positions in my long-term account alone & booked profits on the swing trade shares (deploying those funds into shorts on the broad markets & semis).