Insider Financial recaps last week’s stock market action, previews the coming week, and discusses a small cap on Stocktwits getting attention.
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This video covers SPY, QQQ, IWM, BTC, META, NVDA, MSFT, AMZN, AAPL, TSLA, GOOGL, MINM, NEXI, SNAP, REBN, FLUT.
VIDEO SUMMARY
Last week’s biggest runners were low floats MINM and NEXI.
Big caps continue making new highs while small caps remain in the doghouse. IWM needs to break above $200.
Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, and META lead the way, while Apple, Tesla, and Alphabet lag.
More earnings and Fed speak on watch this week.
REBN has the most new watchers on Stocktwits this weekend. Float just 4.41 million.
BOTTOM LINE
As we keep saying, there are always opportunities in the markets, and it’s our job to find winning stocks to trade. Huge gains can be made in such a short amount of time.
It’s essential to look for stocks that have yet to run. There are plenty of opportunities, and we look at hundreds of stocks weekly for our subscribers.
Remember, all it takes is one or two to become a winner, and you’ve crushed the market indices (and Jim Cramer) for the year.
Good luck to all (except the shorts and Cramer)!
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