$RKT, $BABA, $CRWD: Momentum Trades With Major Catalysts Ahead

AfraSimon
05-07 09:01

Markets are rotating back into high-growth themes, and a few names are starting to stand out across AI, cybersecurity, and housing.

With earnings, policy expectations, and sector momentum all aligning, $RKT, $BABA, and $CRWD are setting up as key stocks to watch in the near term.

1. $Rocket Companies(RKT)$

- housing affordability narrative into midterms

- acquisitions of redfin + mr cooper

- now controls a massive chunk of housing funnel

- ai can help underwriting, approvals, processing

- trump: "fed should lower interest rates"

- weekly chart is gorg

$RKT is @ $14.65

2. $Alibaba(BABA)$

- "biggest winner in china's ai race"

- can rip post-earnings (see sept '25)

- full stack ai = cloud + models (qwen) + distribution

- earnings may 13th

- nobody looking @ china rn

...risking daily close under $130 (keeping her tight)

$BABA @ $133.

3. $CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$

With software names perking back up, i'm looking at cybersecurity again.

- cyber crime accelerating

- demand is forced

- shrugged off anthropic news (v notable)

- govt + army leaning in

- problem literally gets harder every year

$CRWD back over 200sma + reclaiming key supply.


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