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- JNVR, GELS, TIVC, OBLG, HOLO
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Good morning,
Fear is down this morning and the QQQ and IWM up a lot.
But will it hold?
Yes — says the optimist in me.
I don’t know says the realist.
Tariff deals and rate cuts are the driver and both are unfolding slow.
I don’t think we’ll be in a bear market for long under Trump — but let’s see.
In the meantime day trading momentum on names like JNVR, GELS, TIVC, OBLG, and HOLO, as well as anything new on the scanner, are juicy setups.
I’m seeing multiple stocks in chat bump 100%, 200% and even 1,000% in a day or less.
Special situation:
I like $37 UVXY puts for Friday May 2 around $5 and plan to build a pretty big swing trade here looking for favorable tariff updates from China to quiet the noise in the markets.
If you’re not into trading options SVIX is a good alternative — I think it could go from $11 - $15 soon.
Swings:
SANA — Trading in the middle $1’s I think SANA is a double from these levels to $3, if not 5X above $10. Upcoming catalysts are seen below and the stock recently popped to $7’s on news. Short interest is huge here at 30%+ of the float. They burn a lot of cash but I don’t think we’ll see any dilution until the stock rips higher again. I’m looking for 10-30% on swings and wouldn’t mind a double if I wake up to the right news. I have shares in the middle $1’s and am looking to add to my size. This is a swing trade so you’ll get buy and sell alerts when I take action.
Long-term:
LQMT — If you’re behind on the story, here’s why I’ve been a LQMT investor for years, buying and selling without notice, while managing a large core position. And it’s starting to pay off. Apple paid LQMT $20M a while back to use the technology in the future. Then, more recently, Eontec’s Li moved into LQMT with about $60M to manage production through Yihao. Now for the fantastic news that could send LQMT to the Nasdaq — which has long been the companies goal i.e. last I checked the CEO’s stock options are tied to $1 share price or Nasdaq up listing. While there are no guarantees, this looks legitimate given it’s Kuo who leaked it. We’ve long known the hinge was likely Apple’s first big use of Liquid Metal, now we’re getting some confirmation. Renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has indicated Apple will use Liquid Metal for their foldable phone. This Macworld article says it all. And the stories are popping up everywhere. Apple Insider. And this video is a good visual of what LQMT would be doing. The story was leaked recently and well… the daily chart speaks for itself. And the good news is there’s plenty of time before the foldable iPhone comes out for this story to build and the stock price to run-up into the release of the foldable iPhone, like a biotech runs up into FDA.
Eat. Sleep. & Trade!
Jason Bond
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