The Week Ahead: Key Earnings, Sector Rotations, and Chart Setups to Watch
As we head into a pivotal earnings week, the market is presenting fascinating opportunities across multiple sectors. With 70% of the TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications) sector reporting earnings over the next two weeks, and options pricing implying the lowest volatility in two decades, this could be the perfect storm for savvy traders. Let's dive into what's moving and where the smart money is positioning. The Dollar's Hidden Impact on Q2 Earnings While everyone seems bearish on the dollar short-term (which could actually lead to a counter-trend rally), the real story is what the dollar's weakness throughout 2025 means for Q2 earnings. The dollar has been weakening since January, and Goldman Sachs is projecting a further 4% decline in the trade-weighted USD. This creates a sign
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$Oscar Health, Inc.(OSCR)$ Oscar Health (NYSE: OSCR), once one of the most anticipated disruptors in the U.S. health insurance market, has seen its stock price tumble sharply in recent months. The company, which went public in 2021 amid high hopes that its tech-driven approach would revolutionize the industry, now faces mounting skepticism from Wall Street and investors alike. Is this just another rough patch for a young company still finding its footing in a complex, highly regulated sector? Or are the recent declines in Oscar’s stock a sign of deeper, perhaps existential challenges? In this article, we examine the factors behind the stock’s plunge, analyze the company’s current fundamentals, assess the competitive and regulatory landscape, and e
Hot Slice, High Stakes: Why Domino’s Might Still Deliver for Investors
Evaluating Domino’s Pizza in 2025: A Mature Growth Champion Riding a Buffett Backing Domino’s Pizza isn’t just a fast-food titan—it’s a Wall Street marvel. Since its 2004 IPO, the stock has cooked up a staggering 7,400% return, outpacing most tech darlings with a strategy built on dough and discipline. But with shares now hovering near all-time highs and a forward P/E of around 26.7, the obvious question is whether there’s any more upside left—or if we’re biting into a reheated slice. For long-term investors like Warren Buffett, who has bought into Domino’s for three straight quarters, the appetite appears strong. For the rest of us, it’s worth asking if this matured growth story still belongs in our portfolio. From fast food to financial force in one bold slice Margins under pressure, but
What Will A Crack In Amazon's Cloud Dominance Mean For Google?
If $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ were to lose its grip on cloud dominance, it could be a strategic windfall for Google Cloud—though not without caveats. A crack in Amazon Web Services (AWS)'s cloud dominance would have significant implications for $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ Google Cloud (GCP), largely to its benefit. In this article I would like to share the implications and also opportunities that might arise for us to take advantage if that happen. Strategic Implications for Google Cloud If that happen, there are some strategic implications for Google Cloud that cannot be ignored. Market Share Expansion: AWS currently holds ~32% of the global cloud market, while Google Cloud sits around 10%. A weakening AWS could allow Go
This week US Market's new Highs amid Tariff threats !
Week In Review. As we look into the new week of July 21 - 25, 2025 a recap of last week is necessary, to assess whether there will be continuity into this week. On Fri, 18 Jul 2025 US trading session was notably subdued as markets digested: (see below) “Strong” corporate earnings. Monitored political and tariff developments. Took a breather after a string of record closes. For the week: DJIA: -0.01% (-3.96 to 44,342.19). S&P 500: +0.67% (+41.64 to 6,296.79). Nasdaq: +1.47% (+303.09 to 20,895.66). Equities and bonds posted only slight moves, US dollar softened and commodity prices were little changed. Headlines news and economic data releases earlier in the week continued to support “optimism” for the US economy. However, Friday itself brought little market-moving news, resulting in lig
Progress For Tesla's AI & Robotaxi To Watch For Tesla (TSLA) Earnings
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ is scheduled to release its Q2 2025 earnings after market close on Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Current analyst consensus suggests a challenging quarter for Tesla. Revenue: Expected to be around $22.8 billion, representing an approximately 11% decline year-over-year from Q2 2024. This is a continuation of the trend seen in Q1 2025, where revenue also declined. Adjusted EPS (Earnings Per Share): Consensus is around $0.43, a significant drop from $0.52 in Q2 2024 and $0.27 in Q1 2025. This would mark one of Tesla's weakest earnings per share in years. Tesla (TSLA) Fiscal Q1 2025 Earnings: A Summary and Key Lessons from Guidance Tesla's first fiscal quarter of 2025, ending March 31, 2025, presented a mixed financial picture, with si
$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$$Uber(UBER)$$Sea Ltd(SE)$ 🦾 I’m up 6.58% on $GRAB and not letting go. Caught the dip at $5.04, now it’s curling up, hugging EMAs, RSI just bounced, volume’s coming back. $5.18 held like a boss and $5.64’s on deck. All props to @Barcode BC for putting me onto this. Saw the setup early. I checked the flows, lined it up, hit buy. Straight up. This isn’t just a bounce play either. Maybank, the biggest bank in Malaysia, just said Grab Financial’s ripping: 79% YoY, 25% QoQ. That’s not light. They’re saying it’s from undercutting everyone else. Cheaper pricing, more users, market share climbing
Stocks to Watch on July 21, 2025: Navigating Trade Tensions and Earnings Season
The stock market on July 21, 2025, is buzzing with activity as investors navigate a complex landscape of trade policy developments, robust corporate earnings, and mixed economic signals. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have been hitting record highs, driven by strong performances in the tech sector, while trade uncertainties, such as proposed tariffs on Canada and other countries, introduce volatility. In this comprehensive analysis, we highlight the key stocks to watch, identify trading opportunities, and outline a strategic trading plan for the day. Market Overview Recent market activity indicates a bullish trend tempered by volatility. On July 17, 2025, the S&P 500 gained 0.54% to close at a record 6,297.36, marking its ninth record close of the year, while the Nasdaq Composite advanced
In late 2021, Bitcoin and Ethereum were trading at all-time highs, and investors didn’t have a care in the world. Valuations were crazy by any objective metric, and inflation had begun, but no one seemed to care in 2021.Cryptocurrencies were the poster of this moment, hitting highs in November 2021. A year later, values had dropped by 75% as the market transitioned from greed to fear.The vibe of the market feels similar today as it was in 2021. No-revenue companies are soaring, valuations of the most talked-about stocks are sky high, and people are posting their leveraged trading wins of millions of dollars online. Bitcoin is also at all-time highs again, and Ethereum is getting close, which is always a good indicator of where greed is.I’m using crypto as an example, but the entire market
I don’t want to be crippled by valuations, but I do want to be aware of where valuations are for the market, because if companies don’t live up to expectations, we could see a big drawdown again. And that’s where the current valuations and economic backdrop deserve some scrutiny.What I’m seeing is assets priced for perfection. And we aren’t likely to get perfection in results.Valuations MatterYou can see below that the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$ is trading near multiples not seen in non-recessionary periods since 1998. And that was in the middle of the dot-com bubble.The Nasdaq 100 $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ has even surpassed the peak P/E multiples of the great financial crisis and COVID.Yahoo! Finance even w