📰 In This Issue…

The market is back. After a 4-week consolidation, it's resuming — and history says this kind of reset is the second-best time to buy stocks.

A few things I'm watching: copper is at all-time highs — time to pile in. There are plenty of swing setups as stocks bounce off their 50-Day SMAs. And a quick note on last week — I didn't send an alert because the opportunities were slim. I'd rather stay quiet than force low-quality setups. This week is different.

The market does not reward activity. It rewards positioning. Here's what I'm buying.

Best Stocks To Buy Today

$CPXR ( ▲ 0.41% ) Copper

What it is: Since you can't buy the metal outright, $CPXR is a 2x leveraged ETF that tracks the daily move in copper — the cleanest way to get geared exposure to the breakout.

The Monthly View: Copper has broken out of a 5-year base (2021–2026) and is now printing its first 4-month pullback after that 54-month base — this can be a strong 2-year move. Zoom out and that 5-year base sits inside a 10-year base, which means this could run for up to 4 years.

The Weekly/Daily View: A Cup and Handle breakout. Price is testing the breakout level and bouncing off it — while simultaneously bouncing off the 50-Day MA.

$APH ( ▲ 1.64% ) – Long term trade

Who they are: Amphenol is one of the world's largest makers of connectors, cables, sensors, and interconnect systems — a picks-and-shovels supplier to electronics, AI, and industrial.

The Monthly/Weekly View: A 10-month base — big base, big move. Shakeouts on the weekly signal accumulation, and it's stayed strong through a weak-market correction.

The Daily View: Shakeouts, a pullback to the previous breakout level, and a pullback to the rising 50-Day MA.

The Trigger: At all-time highs with strong fundamentals (ROI, EPS, revenue growth) and a strong industry. It's not a volume breakout, so build a position and add on pullbacks to the 20/50-Day SMA.

$PLTR ( ▲ 2.11% ) – Earnings Gap Up Play

Who they are: Palantir builds AI and data-analytics platforms (Gotham, Foundry, AIP) for government and commercial customers — a market-leading momentum name.

The Monthly/Weekly View: A 10-month base with a shakeout on the weekly.

The Daily View: Gapped up ~15% on earnings — a great time to start building a large position. Add on 20/50-Day MA pullbacks.

The Trigger: Great sector momentum and strong fundamentals (EPS growth, revenue growth, ROE).

$DAVE ( ▲ 7.1% ) – Long term trade ( lesson on how to add)

Who they are: Dave is a US fintech / neobank riding the same wave lifting $HOOD and $SOFI.

If you bought $DAVE when we first flagged it, you're likely up ~80%. This is a textbook example of how it works: you build in the base, you get the breakout, and now you can add safely after the breakout.

The Monthly/Weekly View: An 11-month base — big base, big moves. A weekly Cup and Handle with a tight handle, looking to break above $300 for the first time (stocks like round numbers — Livingstone's rules).

The Daily View: First pullback to the 20-Day MA — time to add.

The Trigger: Strong, growing fundamentals and a recovering financial sector, with $HOOD ( ▲ 4.37% ) and $SOFI ( ▲ 10.55% ) leading fintech back.

🦅 Long-Term Trades — Fundamentally Strong Companies

These names have built massive bases (>3 months), so they're primed for long, big moves. This list focuses on fundamentally sound companies.

$GOOGL ( ▲ 4.88% ) – Long term trade

Who they are: Alphabet is the parent of Google — search, ads, YouTube, Cloud, and a leading AI franchise (Gemini). One of the market's core leaders.

The Monthly/Weekly View: A 9-month total base with a base-on-base structure — a 3-month base sitting on top of a 5-month base.

The Daily View: Shakeouts.

The Trigger: Strong fundamentals (revenue, ROE, EPS growth), held up in a weak market, strong AI presence, and one of the market leaders.

$DELL ( ▲ 5.83% ) – Long term trade

Who they are: Dell makes PCs, servers, storage, and AI infrastructure — a direct beneficiary of enterprise AI build-out.

The Monthly/Weekly View: A 10-week flat base. Flat bases are a sign of no selling — supply has dried up.

The Daily View: Shakeouts.

The Trigger: Strong fundamentals (revenue, ROE, EPS growth), held up in a weak market, strong AI presence, and one of the market leaders. Accumulate on the shakeouts and 20-Day MA pullbacks.

$CLS ( ▲ 3.16% ) – Long term trade

Who they are: Celestica builds electronics and hardware platform solutions for the biggest cloud and AI data-center customers — a picks-and-shovels AI play.

The Monthly/Weekly View: A 10-month tight base-on-base — 5 months sitting on a 5-month base. Tight monthly action, with triple bottoms and shakeouts on the weekly, and it's strong in a weak market.

The Daily View: Bouncing off the 200-Day MA.

The Trigger: Strong industry and fundamentals.

$AVGO ( ▲ 0.76% ) – Long term trade

Who they are: Broadcom makes AI networking and custom silicon plus infrastructure software — a core AI-infrastructure leader.

The Monthly/Weekly View: A 9-month base-on-base — a 3-month base sitting on a 6-month base. Base-on-base is a strong signal. Testing rising moving averages.

The Daily View: Shakeouts and support.

The Trigger: This is not a breakout yet, so build on shakeouts and pullbacks to the 20/50-Day MA. Strong fundamentals (EPS growth, revenue, ROE) and a strong industry.

🎲 Long-Term Trades — Speculative

Massive bases (>3 months), primed for big moves. These companies may not be profitable yet, but the technical structure promises upside.

🎲 Long-Term Trades — Argentina Stocks

The Argentine market ($IMV) is at all-time highs and attempting to break out of a 1-year base — the "Milei reform trade" in full swing. When the index breaks out, it tends to drag its leaders with it. The banks below — $GGAL ( ▲ 1.59% )  , $BBAR ( ▲ 0.3% )  , $BMA ( ▲ 0.94% )  , $SUPV ( ▼ 1.16% ) — all share a similar structure, so pick your favorite and build one position.

$GGAL ( ▲ 1.59% ) – Long term trade

Who they are: Grupo Galicia is one of Argentina's largest private financial groups — the lead name of the bank basket.

The Monthly/Weekly View: A 1.5-year inverted Head & Shoulders pattern. Watch the weekly; add to the core position on pullbacks to the 20/50-Day MA. Watch resistance at the all-time highs — if it fails, exit; if it breaks out, add and ride the move.

The Daily View: The stock crossed a falling 50-Day MA, ran up, and has now come back to bounce off the now-rising 50-Day MA for the first time — a strong signal.

The Trigger: The Argentine market ($IMV) is pushing to all-time highs and dragging the banks with it.

$BBAR ( ▲ 0.3% )  , $BMA ( ▲ 0.94% )  , & $SUPV ( ▼ 1.16% )  – Long Term Trades

Who they are: $BBAR (BBVA Argentina), $BMA (Banco Macro), and $SUPV (Grupo Supervielle) are Argentine banks moving in lockstep with $GGAL on the macro debt-resolution / reform trade.

Shared Setup: All three carry the same 1.5-year inverted Head & Shoulders structure as $GGAL — a cross of the falling 50-Day MA, a run, and a first bounce off the now-rising 50-Day MA. Same playbook: add on pullbacks to the 20/50-Day MA, exit if the all-time-high resistance rejects, add if it breaks out.

Who's strongest: $BBAR ( ▲ 0.3% ) and $BMA ( ▲ 0.94% ) show slightly stronger price action — their pullbacks aren't as aggressive. $SUPV ( ▼ 1.16% ) is the weakest of the group but follows the identical structure. Pick one of the four and build a single position.

$BMA ( ▲ 0.94% ) – Long term trade

$SUPV ( ▼ 1.16% ) -Long term trade

⚡ Swing Trades

Smaller bases (4–6 weeks, under 4 months), primed for tighter swing trades.

$HPE ( ▲ 4.89% ) – Swing trade

Enterprise servers, storage & networking · Swing trade

$STX ( ▼ 2.93% ) -Swing trade

mass-capacity data storage · shakeouts · Swing trade

$FIX ( ▲ 2.39% ) – Swing trade

· mechanical / HVAC services (data-center beneficiary) · shakeouts · Swing trade

$NBIS ( ▲ 11.64% ) Swing trade

· AI cloud / GPU infrastructure · Swing trade ·

📊 Trading Framework Reminder

Remember: Every long-term investment alert can also be played as a swing trade. When shorting, risk management is even more critical.

🦅 Long-Term Investors (3-12 Month Holds)

• Entry: Full position on breakdown.

• Profit Taking: Cover 1/4 to 1/5 at Goal 1.

• Exit Signal: Close above 20-day EMA (your trend guide) or 50-day EMA.

• Why? Strong moves are hard to time at the bottom, but the 20EMA acts as a reliable trend filter.

⚡ Swing Traders (2-6 Week Holds)

• Entry: Full position on breakdown.

• Profit Taking: Cover 1/3 at Goal 1.

• Final Exit: Cover the remainder at Goal 2.

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