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Several names across energy, defense, solar, semiconductors, and consumer sectors are showing constructive setups after strong moves. With smart money zones holding and bullish cycles intact, the focus now shifts to whether these stocks can extend gains or build new bases for the next leg higher. 1. $Devon(DVN)$ $DVN tapped the Smart Money Zone and held. Calls are up about 117% from entry. Now I’m watching to see if price can work into the gap near 50. 2. $Lockheed Martin(LMT)$ Watching $LMT over the next couple weeks. Monthly BX is in a bull cycle and price is pulling back into the discount zone. In most cases, this is where we see price base and then push to higher highs within about 9–12 days, if the zon

Markets are showing early signs of stabilization, with key indices holding support and momentum indicators turning constructive. While short-term consolidation may emerge, leadership strength and improving technical signals suggest the groundwork for a potential upside continuation—especially with earnings acting as the next major catalyst. 1. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ The gap at 7,051 served well as support. While today’s move was tech-driven and price action felt indecisive excluding the $Defiance Large Cap ex-Mag 7 ETF(XMAG)$ giants, this does not imply a lack of conviction. These leaders are bouncing and could fuel the move heading into next week’s earnings. $Cboe Volat

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$Procter & Gamble(PG)$ is scheduled to report its fiscal Q3 2026 results on Friday, April 24, 2026, before the market opens. After a relatively flat Q2, this quarter is being viewed as a "recovery" pivot for the company. Earnings Forecast & Expectations Revenue: Consensus is pegged at $20.6 billion (approx. 2.2% to 4.2% YoY growth). Core EPS: Analysts expect $1.53 – $1.57, representing a ~2% YoY increase. The "Inflection" Narrative: Management previously signaled that Q2 would be the "softest" quarter of the year. Investors are now looking for proof that organic growth is accelerating back toward the 2–4% full-year target. Procter & Gamble (PG) reported its fiscal Q2 2026 results on January 22, 2026. The quarter was characterized by mana

$INTC$ Selling premium in this market is tricky — you never know which stock will catch a hot narrative and get flooded with retail flow. Looking at recent chip earnings, even good expectations aren't enough if the numbers fall short. Intel's earnings should be solid, with full-year guidance likely raised. But some of the run-up is already priced in. Selling puts is still the safer approach — consider the 60 strike $INTC 20260424 60.0 PUT$ . There were quite a few 50-strike puts positioned for a pullback. But given the current CPU hype, 50 will attract strong dip-buying. Most put flow seems to have abandoned the 50 target, shifting focus to the 55–60 range. Earnings could still produce a sell-off. That said, I wouldn't rec