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My TOP 6 stocks that could explode next week! (must watch)

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Key takeaways

Finance

Finance-focused Summary (Markets, Trades, Portfolio/Risk Ideas)

Macro / Calendar Context (Week Ahead: July 6–10)

The plan emphasizes the economic calendar and high-impact events:

  • Wednesday: “Fed speaking” plus Fed minutes at 2:00 p.m. (described as “crucial”)
  • Other releases referenced:
    • Institutional supply management
    • Trade balance
    • Consumer credit
    • Existing homes
  • CPI: Mentioned as occurring “next week” (the exact day/date isn’t clearly specified in the text provided)

Market Regime / Index Setup

  • SPY is used as the market “thesis” driver.
  • Index futures referenced:
    • ES (S&P futures): expected to be “gapping up” overnight, with an uptrend and a double bottom pattern.

SPY Trade Plan (Next Week Framework)

  • Mark the high and low of the Thursday candle as key levels.
  • Bullish case: if price breaks above Thursday’s high → buy calls
  • Bearish case: if price breaks below Thursday’s low → buy puts
  • A bearish trigger is referenced around ~740 (and shorting was also mentioned earlier).

ES Levels (Call/Put Trigger Thresholds)

  • Short trigger: below 740
  • Call/entry trigger: above 751.4

Methodology / Step-by-Step Framework (Mostly Technical)

Top-Down / Multi-Timeframe Confirmation

  • Uses 4-hour and hourly charts for clearer entry timing after daily-level ideas.

Trend Qualification

  • Look for higher highs + higher lows to confirm a healthy uptrend.

Break of Structure (BOS) / Breaker Setups

  • Entries are taken after a break and retest of prior resistance (“breaker structure / momentum plays”).

Gap-Filling Thesis

  • Some trades explicitly cite price gaps and anticipate gap fill.

Oversold Timing with RSI (Selective)

  • Oracle example: RSI oversold is used to justify an entry (or staged adds).

Risk Management via Stops

  • Stop placement is described as “below the candle.”
    • Example: Oracle stop referenced as “below 134.”

Position Sizing Approach

  • Day/swing: “moderate size”
  • Leaps/long-term: “size up” (described as averaging-in)
  • Mentions an intended max loss concept (example given: “loss I want to take is 5,000”)

Explicit Stock/Option Watchlist & Trade Ideas (Tickers)

Note: The speaker discusses “plays” and “setups” (often calls/puts), but exact option strikes and expirations are not consistently provided.

1) Oracle (ORCL)

  • Setup: trendline + RSI oversold
  • Technical entries:
    • Stop example: stop below 134
    • Mentions “oversold on RSI” and a bounce from support
  • Style: LEAPS first
    • “In the recap,” staged adds described (example starter sizing in the 30k, then 50k, then next 50k), with holding for “next two years”
  • Fundamental add-on claim (numbers cited briefly):
    • Revenue: $39B (2020) → $67B (TTM)
    • Net income: referenced improving trend with multiple figures: $10B → $13B → $6.7B → $8B → $12B → $16B

2) Reddit (RDDT)

  • Setup: gap + breaking retest + BOS (break of structure) with higher highs/lows
  • Price targets:
    • Expects move toward 213
    • Condition stated: if Reddit gets above 201.5, it can reach 213
  • Entry trigger: “If it gets above” a resistance level after the breakout
    • 201.5 is explicitly stated, while the earlier referenced resistance level is partly unclear.
  • Risk: stop concept referenced, but no clean exact stop level is provided.

3) Hims & Hers (HIMS)

  • Setup: similar break and retest / breaker structure
  • Threshold/target:
    • If it gets above 38.5 → expects 41
  • Additional context: speaker says they already profited previously (“caught hims last week…”)

4) BIV / BIB (Ticker spelling unclear)

  • The ticker appears as “BIV” / “BIB”
  • Context implies a breakout with a gap-fill logic.
  • Trigger/target:
    • If it gets above 219.7 → expects an upward move
  • Gap-fill logic: “gap fill coming” with the possibility of a “free run”

5) AMGN (Amgen)

  • Mentioned as one of the plays
  • Speaker suggests healthcare could “blow the top off”
  • No clear numeric targets or stops in the subtitle excerpts.

6) “Johnson & Johnson” (JNJ)

  • Not listed in the recap “top 6,” but strongly emphasized as a watchlist winner.
  • Speaker claims they “called” a setup involving:
    • breaking retest + pin bar
  • Expects continuation as part of a broader healthcare theme.

Healthcare Cluster Mentions

  • Lilly (LLY)
  • UNH (see “Additional large position / mentions” below)

Additional Large Position / Mentions (Not Part of the “Top 6” Recap)

  • UNH: described as having a “big position,” using leaps, and holding (“let it ride” / “real paper”)
  • Lilly (LLY): referenced within healthcare cluster
  • McDonald’s (MCD): swing call that “went nuts” due to bullish divergence at support
  • Meta (META), IBM, Robinhood (HOOD), Netflix (NFLX): referenced as prior trades/wins/examples (not emphasized as the main next-week list)
  • Tesla (TSLA), Robinhood (HOOD), SPY: referenced in performance anecdotes

Performance Metrics / Returns Claimed (Examples)

Day Trade Examples (Percent Gains Mentioned, Inconsistent)

  • SPY call: “131%”
  • SPY put/call: “108%” and other scalps noted
  • Meta: “100% day trade” (claimed)

Swing / Position Examples

  • McDonald’s: described as very bullish (percent not clearly stated)
  • Robinhood (HOOD) leaps: “up 70%” after about a month
    • “43K gain referenced” for one account

Framework/Thought Experiments

  • Mentions a target framework of $400/day
  • Annualized thought experiment:
    • 250 trading days/year × $400/day → $100,000/year (rhetorical)

Risk Management & Behavioral Cautions / Recommendations

Avoid Oversizing in Fast Trading

  • Day/swing: use “moderate size”
  • Don’t risk something like “50K” when aiming for controlled drawdowns.

Trim Profits (Take Greens)

  • Recommend taking profits during day trading:
    • “Take green” / “trim”
  • Warning:
    • Not trimming and holding “full size” can lead to reversals that erase gains.

Separate Accounts by Strategy

  • Use:
    • Robinhood / Webull for leaps & swing
    • Thinkorswim (Think or Swim) for day trading
  • Rationale: avoid cross-contamination (e.g., “revenge trading” / “panic selling”) between time horizons.

Disclosures / Disclaimers

  • No clear formal “not financial advice” or compliance disclaimer appears in the provided subtitle excerpts.

Key Presenter / Sources

  • Presenter: “This your boy Aristotle” (referred to as Aristotle Investments / Aristotle)
  • Source/influence mentioned: Trump
    • Speaker claims “Trump called this… and it has good fundamentals” (specific ticker not cleanly identified)

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