Three stocks. Three different industries. One thing in common: attractive technical setups backed by improving fundamentals. Here's why $ORCL, $SOFI, and $LMND are on the watchlist. 👇 1. $Oracle(ORCL)$ - if there was ever a "safe"/clear add spot.. - it's right here @ $140 - risk daily close under ~$135 - looking for push back to $200 - aka +40% move (or more) with little risk $ORCL now $140.64 2. $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ - ceo buying - weekly chart looks so good - fintech theme perky lately - getting tighttt -earnings in ~2 weeks $SOFI currently @ $18.78...love this as a swing idea for 50%+. Biz is booming too btw. 3. $Lemonade, Inc.(LMND)$ - resistance tur

Speculative stocks can go up 100%, 200%, or even more in a short time. But they can also fall 50%, 70%, or 90% when the story cools down, the hype fades, or the market turns against risky assets. That means the upside can be huge. But the downside can be just as brutal. That is what makes them interesting. But it is also what makes them risky. You usually find them in hot sectors like AI, quantum computing, biotech, crypto, space, robotics, drones, nuclear, defense tech, new energy, or any sector getting sudden attention. Sometimes they are driven by actual fundamentals. But often they just move because of news, hype, momentum, short squeezes, or exciting stories about the future. Many of these companies are not profitable yet. Many have weak balance sheets. Some trade at extreme valuation

7 High-Quality Undervalued Fallen Angels 1. $AppLovin Corporation(APP)$ Drawdown: 31% Net Margin: 64% (yes, its real) FWD P/E: 29 2028 Revenue CAGR: 32% 2028 EPS CAGR: 35% Their AI advertising model analyzes billions of data points from 1.6B devices in real time. Then it matches the right users with the right apps, and dynamically optimizes ad spend, ad formats, and ad targeting to achieve the best outcome. 2. $MercadoLibre(MELI)$ Drawdown: 41% EBITDA Margin: 13.9% FWD P/E: 39 2028 Revenue CAGR: 25.7% 2028 EPS CAGR: 34.8% It is Latin America's most powerful AI e-commerce, logistics, and fintech ecosystem. Its marketplace connects millions of buyers and sellers, Mercado Pago enables secure digital payments

Markets are sending mixed signals—from record valuations and historic volatility to technical breakouts and changing market structure. Here are five charts that stand out today. 👇 1.Bank of America $Bank of America(BAC)$ = Rekt 🚨 S&P 500 $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ now up 43% since BoA told us to go short 🤦‍♂️ 2.Semiconductor $VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ Stocks have moved 3% up or down 15 times in the last 30 trading days 🚨 This hasn't occurred since the Dot Com Bubble 🤯 👀 3. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ has done it!! Reclaimed its 200-day moving average and trading above it by the largest margin since January

Today's market is being driven by a mix of high-profile stock moves, valuation concerns, and technical signals. From SpaceX's sharp decline and Bloom Energy's short-seller controversy to the S&P 500's stretched valuation gap and Microsoft's key technical test, these are the charts investors should be watching closely. 1. $SpaceX(SPCX)$ & $Tradr 2X Long SpaceX Daily ETF(SPCM)$ SpaceX $SPCX will eventually be worth more than Planet Earth, proclaims Founder Elon Musk 👀 Hard to beat the risk/reward on that if it plays out ✅ For magnified exposure, consider the Tradr 2X Long SpaceX Daily ETF $SPCM SpaceX has now lost $1 Trillion in market cap since hitting an all-time high last month 📉 📉 2.

Every trader eventually discovers that success isn't just about finding better setups—it's about mastering risk, controlling emotions, and staying disciplined. Here are some hard-earned lessons that separate consistent traders from those who never make it to the next cycle. 6️⃣ Undervalued Stocks under $10B 1. $Pagaya Technologies Ltd.(PGY)$ Ticker: $PGY Country: US/Israel Industry: AI Lending Market Cap: $1.5B Net Margin: 7% ROA: 22% FWD P/E: 5 2028 Revenue CAGR: 13% 2028 EPS CAGR: 54% 2. $DLocal Limited(DLO)$ Ticker: $DLO Country: Uruguay Industry: Payments Market Cap: $4.3B EBITDA Margin: 22.5% ROE: 37.2% FWD P/E: 16 2028 Revenue CAGR: 28% 2028 EPS CAGR: 30% 3. $Osc

Today's market is sending a mix of bullish opportunities and cautionary warnings. From Morgan Stanley's bullish outlook on SpaceX to extreme optimism in the S&P 500 options market, alongside notable weakness in Costco and Pepsi, these five charts highlight where investors should be paying close attention next. 1. $SpaceX(SPCX)$ SpaceX will double from today's prices, forecasts Morgan Stanley, which just gave $SPCX a $300 price target 🚨 For magnified exposure, consider the Tradr 2X Long SpaceX Daily ETF $Tradr 2X Long SpaceX Daily ETF(SPCM)$ 2. $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ Sandisk has plunged 18% from June's ATH, and while that might be a buy-the-dip opportunity for

The market is sending several important signals beneath the surface. From the Magnificent Seven trading at their most attractive relative valuation in years, to NVIDIA reaching its cheapest multiple in over seven years, healthcare flashing a fresh Golden Cross, and single-stock volatility diverging sharply from the VIX, these developments suggest investors may be entering a very different market environment. Here are four charts worth watching. 1.Magnificent 7 Magnificent 7 Stocks are now trading at their cheapest valuation relative to the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ in more than a decade $Apple(AAPL)$ $Alphabet(GOOG)$ $Microsoft(MS

If the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ finishes the year with a 10%+ gain, it will be only the 2nd time in the history of the $SPX that it has had 4 straight years of double-digit returns. The other time was 1995-1999, just before the Dot Com Bubble burst 🤯 👀 Semiconductor Stocks $VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ relative to M2 Money Supply 🚨 Now trading at double the peak of the Dot Com Bubble 🤯 👀 Semiconductor Stocks are very, very expensive 🤯 👀 Probably Fine? Energy Stocks just saw an outflow of $3.2 Billion over the last week, the largest in 2 years 🚨 🚨 Tech Stocks on track for their largest annual inflow in history 📈 📈

Something different. As an investor, I look for what I call "ambitious failures". CEOs moving quickly, taking big swings, and striking out every once in awhile is not necessarily a bad thing. Big thinkers and innovators play big. But as a shareholder betting on asymmetric returns, I WANT my leadership to play fast + play BIG. Couple examples of founders moving fast, playing big (and sometimes flopping): > bezos launched $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ 's fire phone, it flopped > $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ zuckerberg went all in on metaverse, flopped > $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ 's nft marketplace flopped > $GameStop(GME)$