Outside energy, I would watch $Apple(AAPL)$ and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ for their services and financial infrastructure businesses. However, valuation matters even for quality companies. I prefer accumulating gradually during pullbacks rather than buying simply because a stock is making new highs.
Personally, I focus on balancing growth with risk management. Strong earnings and cash flow matter more than price momentum alone. I would favor fundamentally sound companies with sustainable earnings and reasonable valuations while keeping cash ready for better entry points.
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