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JR Romero is bullish on Interactive Brokers (IBKR), even with the financials reporting lousy earnings. Get his target price, and why he’s so bullish on this brokerage stock: The highest analyst target price on IBKR is $84 right now, according to KoyFin. JR’s target is way higher. Find out: -Where he wants to enter IBKR into earnings -Another financial name that looks ready for a gap & go -A travel name that is about to break out, big time -Where Carnival Cruise Lines (CCL) is going -Why IREN (IREN) is going back to the highs And MORE!
Continue Reading -->The Bull Case for SPY, Long-Term
The market lacks momentum in the short term. But it looks fine long-term based on the powerful weekly chart. Sami explains: Why SPY is a good long-term investment Why he is bullish on China, and his favorite names in the sector A high-dividend payer that can be held for months or even years Where IBIT can go in the next few weeks 1 short idea that had a very bearish gap down Why Zim (ZIM) can rally 30%+ And more!
Continue Reading -->5 Charts You Need to See: Nvidia the Value Stock?
We just closed out the first full trading week of the year, featuring new all-time highs, a crappy jobs report, and the Supreme Court failing to render a decision on President Trump’s tariffs. But we’re here with the 5 charts you need to see right now, covering Uranium, Nvidia (NVDA), and MORE! 1. Uranium Is Shocking the World… Again The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) is now up 18% YTD vs. +1.4% for $SPY. That’s after URA surged 67% last year. The latest catalyst was Meta (META) signing nuclear power deals with Vistra (VST) and Oklo (OKLO), plus the Bill Gates-backed TerraPower. This is a fascinating point in the AI cycle. Because it’s uncertain how long Nvidia (NVDA) can dominate chip performance. But it seems 100% certain that AI is sucking up a lot of electricity. And insider the uranium mining complex specifically, there is just not a lot of supply in terms of stocks to buy. Look at the market caps of the better-known uranium companies: Cameco (CCJ): $46 billion Uranium Energy (UEC): $7.1 billion Energy Fuels (UUUU): $4.3 billion Denison Mining (DNN): $2.9 billion And the URA ETF itself has just $6.3 billion in assets. 2. Nvidia: Value Stock? Traders and investors are increasingly focused on the skyrocketing “second-order” AI stocks in areas like nuclear power and memory. Former AI Kingpin Nvidia (NVDA) feels left behind to the point where it looks like a value stock, even though its earnings winning streak shows no sign of slowing. It’s trading at just 26.6 times forward earnings. Meanwhile, Costco (COST) trades at 45 times earnings. Meanwhile, Nvidia is expected to grow earnings by 57% this year. For Costco, it’s 11%. 3. Apple’s Big Oversold Signal Apple (AAPL) is the second most oversold stock in the Nasdaq 100/QQQ, based on RSI: That reading is nearing the April 2025 lows after the Liberation Day selloff. Traders are worried about a myriad of issues including a China slowdown, skyrocketing memory costs, and Tim Cook possibly slowing down. There’s always chatter about the company being behind in AI… but how many people are dropping Apple devices over that? I mean, I can use ChatGPT and Gemini and Grok and whatever else on my iPhone. Right? With the stock this oversold and the chatter so negative, perhaps it’s time for a bounce. And the one QQQ stock more oversold than Apple (AAPL)? It’s Netflix (NFLX), which has been beaten down because of the Warner Brothers acquisition drama. 4. PayPal Is Sitting on Major Support PayPay (PYPL) can be one of the most frustrating stocks in the market. It operates in two modes: High-speed uptrend Value trap disaster And now it’s sitting on major support around $57, which is above the 2023 low around $50. Could there be $7 of risk down, and $30 up? At less than 11 times forward earnings, this is one stock we have to watch. 5. OIH Is the ETF to Watch Following President Trump’s presumed takeover of the Venezuela oil industry, the VanEck Oil Services ETF (OIH) is the ETF to watch. Because the companies in the OIH make the equipment and technology that gets oil out of the ground. And you have to think these companies are about to land some big fat contracts. On Monday, OIH made the “Gap of the Year” on the Venezuela news. And that gap held:
Continue Reading -->5 Big Trades David Prince Just Nailed
On December 30, we shared David Prince’s 2026 Trading Strategy. In that outlook, David made predictions about several names and sectors for this year – and many of his expectations are already coming to fruition. So let’s review 5 of those calls and how they’ve panned out so far just one full trading week into the New Year. 1. Rocket Blasts Off David Prince named Rocket Companies (RKT) his “favorite rates play”. He said the stock is a “must-own long-term and expect it to be above $30 by year-end.” And President Trump provided a gift for the sector on Thursday, January 8. In a Truth Social post, Trump said he was instructing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy $200 billion worth of mortgage bonds to lower rates. And that sent RKT flying: The stock is up 20% YTD with over 10% of that move happening just on Friday. David has previously called this company a “one-stop shop” for every step in the home buying or selling process. 2. Flying Taxis in Vogue David predicted 2026 will be the year we start to see real progress in the eVTOL AKA “Flying Taxis” space. He picked Joby Aviation (JOBY), Vertical Aerospace (EVTL), and Archer Aviation (ACHR) as his “favorite names in the group”. So how have those names performed so far this year? Take a look: Since December 31, EVTL is up 24.3%, JOBY is up 17.9%, and ACHR is up 17.2%. These names have far outperformed the broader tech sector with QQQ up just 2.1% in the same timeframe. And David even gave us a tip for the future in this space, saying he will be a buyer of Anduril when it goes public and he plans “to hold it for a decade”. 3. Tesla Offers a Better Entry In his note, David said about Tesla (TSLA), “there should be a better entry in 2026.” And in the first week of the year, Tesla did exactly what David was looking for. The stock closed at $449.72 on December 31 and then pulled back to hit a low of $438.37 on January 7: That set up the stock for an 11+ point bounce in two days and David himself was buying on the pullback. For the long-term, he still sees some challenges ahead for this name. In his note, David said, “Tesla is really a bet on Elon and the narratives, not the P/E or car demand. Unless we see more progress in Optimus & FSD, I’d expect it to see $400 again.” 4. Immunome is Just Getting Started Immunome (IMNM) was a huge winner for David and the Inner Circle VTF® in 2025. And in his end of year note, he told us it was just getting started. The name gave traders a buying opportunity to kickoff the year, pulling back to a low of $19.33 on January 5: From there, IMNM rallied 13.8% to hit a high of $22.01 on January 9. David believes in the future of this company, predicting a “40-50% gain in 2026”. 5. Cannabis Provides Opportunity David called out the Cannabis sector as one where he sees strong upside this year “with a more industry-friendly President”. The ticker he focuses on for this trade is the AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF (MSOS) Here’s what that trade has looked like so far this year: MSOS bottomed at $4.45 on January 6 before rallying to a high of $4.81 on January 8. That’s an 8.1% move in 2 sessions. David says he sees “50% upside in MSOS on the low end” in 2026. How will the rest of his picks for 2026 pan out? We’ll have to wait and see. Want David’s insight in your trading daily? Apply to join the Inner Circle VTF® and work with him here.
Continue Reading -->This Is the Catalyst Apple Needs in 2026
Scott Redler appeared on Fox Business this week, breaking down the state of the bull market: Scott goes over: Why it might be hard for the SPX to make big gains this year Why that’s not a big deal What long-term investors should keep on doing How he views the silver and gold trends after 2025’s huge gains The 2 meanings of the January effect His favorite January effect names, including a footwear name and a casual dining chain Why the first 5 days of January are important What could ignite a new Apple (AAPL) iPhone super cycle in 2026, and where it can go this year *Scott’s positions as of 2026-01-08 at 8.32.12 AM
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Sami has eyes on an ever-controversial EV stock. And it’s not Tesla (TSLA). Find out how he’s playing it in his latest strategy update. Sami goes over: What he sees on Strategy’s (MSTR) weekly and monthly charts Why Lululemon (LULU) can go to $250 Where old classic Twilio (TWLO) can go Disney’s (DIS) amazing monthly chart, which could signal a huge move A biotech name with a beautiful buy setup Why he’s excited about earnings season kicking off next week And more!
Continue Reading -->All Hail the AI King
It’s 2026. So let’s dig into the hot stories we’re watching for the New Year. 1. All Hail the AI King Two weeks ago, I declared memory giant Micron (MU) “the new AI champion” courtesy of its shocking guidance. It’s up almost 20% since then with a big fat gain to start 2026. And of course, I don’t own it. Micron wasn’t the only winner on the memory/storage side of the AI trade today. Sandisk (SNDK), Western Digital (WDC), and Lam Research (LRCX), all big winners last year, also posted huge gains today. Now let’s talk about the the other secondary AI trade. 2. Uranium Is Going Wild, and Nobody’s In It The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) had a monster gain in 2025, and rose over 7% today. The bull market case here is very simple. The world is becoming more nuclear friendly, and AI is driving record demand for electricity. And you can’t have nuclear power without uranium. But the most interesting thing about uranium is how little money appears to be invested in it. The #1 company in the industry, Cameco (CCJ), has a market cap of just $42.9 billion. The URA ETF has just $5.3 billion in assets. And the Sprott Uranium Miners ETF (URNM) has $1.7 billion in assets. For comparison, the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) has $37.3 billion in assets. 3. You People Love Tesla We recently surveyed the T3 Live community and asked what your favorite stock was. The #1 name across the board was Tesla (TSLA), which had a stinky day after reporting weak delivery numbers. Alphabet (GOOGL) was in second place, but it wasn’t even close. We also asked traders which IPO they were most excited about: OpenAI, SpaceX, or Anthropic. Elon Musk’s SpaceX was the overwhelming favorite at 65.8%. OpenAI was in second at 27.6%. Just 3.9% chose Anthropic. So the Cult of Elon is not going anywhere. And you can count me in that camp because I’m still long Tesla. 4. Traders and Investors Are Bullish Traders are investors to start the New Year. In our own survey, 82.9% of respondents said the S&P 500 will rise in 2026. And AAII’s Sentiment Survey showed that 42.0% of investors are bullish on stocks for the next 6 months: This was the fourth bullish reading in the past 5 weeks. 5. If You Believe in Crypto Miracles… Look at This As we told you two weeks ago, short interest on crypto-related equities like Strategy (MSTR) and Bitmine Immersion Technology (BMNR) is sky-high. All of these names put in big gains today, with Bitmine leading the way. If you are bullish on crypto, you better put these names on the radar because we will see some wild short squeezes. 6. XLE Has Been Waking Up If you watch the energy sector long enough, you’re at risk of falling asleep. But… it’s getting less boring. As you can see in this weekly chart, XLE has been in a slow-motion uptrend since April and it’s about to bang up against resistance around $47: Keep an eye on it. This could be the next big sector to run. 7. Earnings Expectations Are High According to FactSet, Q4 earnings estimates rose 0.4% throughout last quarter. That bucks the typical pattern of estimates declining by 1.6%. Analysts now expect 13.1% earnings growth in Q1. The tech sector has seen the largest increase in estimates, which is no surprise because the big boys like Nvidia (NVDA) and Amazon (AMZN) have dropped one beat after another. So the bar is higher than we’ve seen in recent quarters. And the higher the bar, the harder it is to get those big beats. 8. You Can Get David Prince’s 2026 Game Plan FREE As a bonus for our community, David Prince of the Inner Circle VTF® released his 2026 strategy report to the public. Download it right here.
Continue Reading -->Your 2 Favorite Stocks: 1 Cult Name, 1 AI Surprise
T3 Live recently held a community stock market survey to figure out what you think will happen in 2026. While this might not be the most scientific survey in the world, we think the results are interesting. Here’s what we saw: Traders Are Bullish, Especially on Tech The market is coming off its third straight year of big gains, and our audience expects the good times to roll. 82.9% of respondents believe the S&P 500 will rise in 2026. As far as which index will do best, traders are leaning towards the Nasdaq. 32.6% of respondents said the Nasdaq will have the highest percentage gain in 2026, followed by 32.5% favoring the Russell 2000. However, traders do expect at least one pullback. 56.6% said they expect at least one 20% SPX drawdown in 2026. The Stocks People Like for 2026 When asked to name their favorite stocks for next year, Tesla (TSLA) came up by far the most often. Alphabet (GOOGL) came in second place, but it was not even close. So the cult of Elon Musk is as alive as ever, which relates to the IPO everyone is waiting for. (more on this below) We also asked which Mag 7 stock would do best in 2026, and here’s how the distribution played out: Alphabet (GOOGL): 30.3% Tesla (TSLA): 27.6% Amazon (AMZN): 18.4% Nvidia (NVDA): 13.2% Apple (AAPL): 5.3% Microsoft (MSFT): 3.9% Meta Platforms (META): 1.3% Why is GOOGL on top? Two reasons. First, it’s the #1 Mag 7 name this year with a 66% gain: Second, it emerged as a surprise AI powerhouse thanks to its homemade TPU chips. But it’s interesting that so few people like META. Could that be the ultimate contrarian play? It’s by far the cheapest name on a valuation basis: A Look at Sector Preferences We asked which sectors would do best and worst in 2026, and we’ll list the top 5 in each category: We’ll start with the 5 favorites: Tech: 26.7% Energy: 17.3% Gold/Silver: 16.0% Biotech: 9.3% Financials: 8.0% With traders favoring the Nasdaq for 2026, it’s no surprise tech is on top. And gold/silver and biotech have been on fire. So the most interesting finding here is the love for Energy, even though it’s been a major laggard in 2026: And here are the sectors people think will do worst: Housing: 18.2% Real Estate: 15.6% Tech: 14.3% Crypto: 14.3% Gold/Silver: 10.4% The dominance of Housing and Real Estate here implies traders see economic troubles ahead. You likely noticed that Tech and Gold/Silver are on both lists. It makes sense because tech is the biggest part of the market so it always gets attention. Plus, Gold/Silver have gotten tons of attention in 2026, and people tend to have strong opinions on metals. Thoughts on the Fed 59.2% of respondents believe Kevin Hassett will be the next Fed Chair. 19.7% see Christopher Waller taking the spot, and 18.3% went with Kevin Warsh. As far as rates go, 100% expect rate cuts in 2026. 38.7% expect 0.50% in cuts, with 22.7% expecting 0.75%, and 14.7% expecting a full 1.00% in cuts. What Will Move Stocks in 2026? We asked our community to rank these factors based on their expected impact on the US stock market: Fed Policy Inflation US Government Policy Geopolitical Conflicts Corporate Earnings There were no real standouts here. Traders ranked these factors pretty much the same across the board. So it’s hard to point to one single narrative that people are grasping onto. The market is torn on what matters most. Everyone Wants SpaceX We asked traders which IPO they were most excited about: OpenAI, SpaceX, or Anthropic. SpaceX was the overwhelming favorite at 65.8%. OpenAI was in second at 27.6%. Just 3.9% chose Anthropic. To Recap… Here are the biggest takeaways: Traders are bullish, especially on tech Housing and Real Estate are hated The cult of Elon Musk and Tesla (TSLA) is as strong as ever Meta (META) is a contrarian play to watch The market is torn on the biggest drivers of 2026 Happy New Year Folks!
Continue Reading -->Tesla Will Hit $700
Wall Street analysts predict Tesla (TSLA) will fall to $399.15, according to Koyfin. JR Romero predicts the stock will clear $700 in 2026. Yes, $700. That’s just one of the many bold predictions he makes in his latest video: JR also goes over: His huge price target for Alphabet (GOOGL), and why it’s set to keep on winning Why he’s bullish on financials, and why he likes Charles Schwab (SCHW) so much Why he changed his mind on the messy Oracle (ORCL) His current opinion on Broadcom (AVGO) after he gave a sell signal at $413 And more! If you are looking for new ideas for 2026, this video is a must-watch.
Continue Reading -->Unsexy Stocks for Smart Traders Like You
Sami Abusaad’s favorite sector is 100% unsexy. It’s not AI, drones, nuclear, or any of the other exciting sectors. Get it in today’s video, along with his favorite names: Sami goes over: Why it’s so hard to pick a top in this market Why the bulls need to show real follow-through before Sami can say we’re all-out bullish What’s different about IWM right now The reason Alibaba (BABA) might fool the sellers His target prices for old favorites Zoom (ZM), Twilio (TWLO), and Roku (ROKU). 3 shorts he’s targeting this week And more!
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