What stocks ripped today? $ELF and $CELH because they have the numbers to back up crazy gains. All Wall Street needed to see was oil going down to make them feel more comfortable with the consumer. Where did the money rotate. Semis to fintech, and consumer stocks. The market is finally pricing in a broadening out to areas that could have been affected if rates got raised.

People do not understand why $SPCX keeps going up. Insiders are not allowed to sell for 6-12 months. Only 30% of the shares can be bought and sold. Of those shares if people who bought it pre IPO sell before a year then they can not buy the next IPO coming out. This stock will make life changing gains shorting it in a year.

If I were dumping money into the market right now, I would try and squeeze as much profit as I could before the second half of this year. That is when we will have a crash, and if you are in $SPCX, AI stocks, or indexes, you will get hit heavy. If you are a long-term investor, then stack cash and deploy during this crash. But if you are swing trading, be careful of what is to come later this year.

THE RUN FOR $CELH is about to happen. We all see the fundamentals and from the NIELSEN data they are running 11% extra on their products the last 12 weeks. On top of this they are one of the most shorted stocks right now. They should be making the move $ELF is. We all know what happens to super super shorted stocks.

The market is very fragile right now, and I think it will be correcting very soon, and people are not prepared for that. Once we have a crash, AI stocks and indexes will get hit very heavy. We should be raising rates right now and dealing with inflation so we can continue to have a bull market. Unfortunately, I think they are trying to keep the market green until midterms so that it looks better. This is only going to make the crash a harder landing for the market and the economy.

People need to understand what happens to EVERY new IPO even if they are the most popular companies of the time. The first week is very volatile because of hype and people's FOMO. After this euphoric week, valuation starts to set in, and people who run numbers and understand companies on a deeper level see how overvalued the stock is and stay away from it or sell it if they own it. The numbers show that $SPCX is nowhere near its fair valuation, and the stock will lose value over the next year. Once it is under $100 a share, then it can be intriguing to look into. If you buy now, you are not even gambling; you are paying to lose money.

$ZETA and $SOFI are the next stocks to 10x your portfolio. Here is the full in-depth analysis. youtu.be/Shb_VLdGJNc

The market just gave everyone a chance and they all missed it. It was super obvious the market was going to rip. We had AAII investor sentiment at 50% bears. That is crash lows. The market combined with lower inflation will rip higher this year.

Our top three stocks are $ZETA, $SOFI, and $CELH. What do all 3 of these have in common. $ZETA and $SOFI are under a 23 fpe while they will be doing 30% eps growth over the next couple years with expanding margins. They both will be 25% revenue CAGR also. $CELSIUS is at a 17 fpe. This is actually much lower under 15 because analysts have underestimated them by 25% on average the last few quarters. They have 20% EPS growth for the next few years CAGR coming. We like beaten down stocks with improving fundamentals. That is how we found $AMD.

$SOFI is one of the if not the Best Buy right now. They are currently at a Price to book value of 2. That is where banks go during a recession. Other financial service/banks trade at a 6 price to book value. On top of that they are trading at a lower forward PE than their April lows last year when they were at $8 share price.

$AMD is up another 8% today. With the war being over and great news about expanding internationally to the U.K., they have ammo to continue to pump to over $600 a share before we get some pullback. I would just watch out, because if we were to enter a bear market, then $AMD could easily get cut in half due to its overvaluation. This does not trump where the stock can head to over the coming years but is solely a short-term obstacle before it continues its huge run.

I would be cautious with the market for the rest of the year. Now that we have concluded the war, hopefully, we are going to have some euphoria from dropping oil and gas prices, as well as good news to pump the market. Later this year, though, we expect the Fed to hike rates in order to offset this elevated inflation. At that point, everyone will be bullish and no one will see it coming. Once that happens, the market will be very volatile and will crash the market. I would say take some profits before September before things get dicey.

The war has officially ended, as of right now, and many people are hyped to see where we head to now. Oil and gas prices are coming down, and the markets are up tremendously. This is what we have been saying would happen, and now we are going to be in a euphoria for several weeks or months. However, we are going to enter a bear market later this year once we try and offset high inflation. At that point we are going to see indexes and AI stocks get hit the heaviest.

Now that the war is hopefully coming to an end, one of the biggest stocks we see benefiting is $SOFI. This stock cannot get any lower than the teen range it has been trading at for months now. The fintech and financial sectors will benefit in a major way with this war coming to an end, and $SOFI will finally get the praise it has been seeking. Many people think they will 2x their stock price in a year, but we think it is going to do a lot more than that...

Be careful with the IPO that came out Friday. It is very overvalued right now and is definitely a retail trap, and any investors entering now are going to get torched over the next year. It will become a much more attractive buy once it gets hit in half and becomes appropriately valued. I would look into different opportunities before revisiting this one down the line.

The war continues to fluctuate, and many people think it will end this week. Unfortunately, it is hard to tell, since this has been a headline for several weeks and months. The bottom line is that there are several red flags in the market right now, and this should not be heavily read into. The market later this year will still be volatile, so it won't matter if the market is bullish for a short period of time.

The market is not pricing in this one statistic. 34% of the Mag 7 earnings are coming from their investments. That means that their operating income change is nothing close to what they are actually doing. Their numbers are being held up by other factors than just them becoming more profitable. This is something to watch going forward as they keep spending more and more on capex.

$SOFI and $ZETA are the best 2 deals in the market right now. $SOFI is actually valued at lower than last April lows. $ZETA is still down over 50% from ATH. Both of these stocks have huge scaling growth coming. They have huge MOATS also.

The biggest stocks that are going to benefit from the Iran War deal are fintech and consumer stocks. Fintech stocks are seen as more growth so they are based much more on rates. When rates go up the market gets uneasy. When inflation also goes up the consumer stocks get hard because people worry about if people will have enough money to spend.

$SPCX had the most amount of shares traded ever by a stock on its first day. That should show you the retail hype and frenzy around the stock. When you see stocks almost trading like meme stocks they can do this for a bit, but in the long run they never work out. This stock is going to lose a lot of people a lot of money.