Sami Abusaad has made multiple iconic predictions on Tesla (TSLA) over the years. And he is still bullish on the stock – even in the face of constant bad news: Sami goes over: Why Tesla will not be a car company whatever The importance of the massive rounding bottom on Tesla’s monthly chart The tricky thing about the daily chart How Tesla recovered from the Elon Musk-Donald Trump disruption What could turn the stock down
Continue Reading -->What a week! We just saw: Israel launch an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities President Trump and Elon Musk make nice The US and China inch towards resolution on trade A big cooling of inflation And a whole lot more! So let’s dig into the 10 Things You Need to Know About Markets Right Now: 1. War Is Driving a Resurgent Gold Trade Early Friday, Israel launched a series of attacks on Iranian nuclear and military targets. That drove a big rally in commodities like oil and precious metals. Gold is up over 30% this year and this conflict could be a catalyst for more gains – especially if Iran retaliates. Breaking through resistance at the $3450 area would the first step: 2. President Trump and Elon Musk Made Up Last week, Elon Musk went to war with President Trump over the “big beautiful bill” being stuffed with more pork than a bacon factory. Musk even dropped this bomb, though it was deleted this week. But these two Titanic egos made nice this week, with Musk Tweeting “I regret some of my posts about President @realDonaldTrump last week. They went too far.” And yes, this is a stock market story because it’s created extra volatility in Tesla stock. We’ll talk about a problem with Tesla stock below in this article… 3. There’s Been a Shocking Rally in Super-Speculative Stocks We ran a screen in KoyFin for US stocks with these attributes: Revenues below $50 million Market Cap over $2.5 billion So forget about profits – these companies barely have any sales. The results were pretty wild. We have 18 total stocks, and 15 of them are up this quarter, led by: NuScale Power (SMR): +194.8% Quantum Computing (QUBT): +129.4% D-Wave Quantum (QBTS): 111.6% (numbers are as of Thursday June 12 at 10:50 am ET) And the average return is 47%. Yes, 47%. Speaking of surges… 4. Biotech Is Showing Signs of Life, Small Caps Not So Much In recent weeks, we’ve talked about the biotech sector waking up after 10 years of doing a whole lotta nothing. And traders have been eager to see small caps play catch-up thanks to the light CPI and PPI reports. So what’s happening? Biotech is rocking, with the XBI ETF up almost 6% this month. Small caps? Not so much. 5. Sentiment Remains Weak The latest AAII Sentiment Survey shows that 36.7% of investors are bullish. This is off lows from earlier this year, as you can see on the chart: But it’s below the long-term bullish average of 37.5%. In fact, we haven’t had an above-average bullish reading since January 29, when 41% of investors were bullish. Let’s just remember that it’s awfully tricky to turn sentiment numbers into actionable information for our trades. 6. Sami Abusaad Provided Another WTF Moment… Sami’s known for making bold statements, like when he accurately predicted Tesla (TSLA) $400 and Bitcoin $100,000. And then on June 4, Sami announced that he put 54% of his IRA into the Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3x Shares ETF (YINN). And guess what? China’s been doing great since then, with YINN up 13% and iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI) up 4%: Now, is putting 54% of your IRA in a 3X China ETF sound financial planning? Probably not. But when Sami makes a bold claim, you oughta listen. And FYI – we checked with the man himself and he said the long-term China story looks good, but YINN is ready for a short-term pullback. So put it on the radar… 7. HIMS Is a Growth Name Worth Watching Retail traders love Him & Hers (HIMS). Wall Street hates it. We found out why in this exclusive interview with Jonathan Stern, who created the HimsHouse investor community: 8. The 90s Are Back 90s fashion and 90s music are back. And then there’s 90s tech stocks… They are crushing the Mag7. Oracle (ORCL) is up a whopping 29% this month thanks to a great earnings report. And we see big moves in stocks like Micron (MU), KLA Corp (KLAC), and Applied Materials (AMAT): Meanwhile, Apple (AAPL) and Tesla (TSLA) are getting left in the dust… And speaking of Tesla… 9. Tesla Estimates Are in Freefall One year ago, analysts expected Tesla to earn $3.45 a share in FY2025. That number is down to $1.89 today. Yet Tesla stock is up 86% over the last year. How long can this last? Tesla stock runs on hope… but the numbers have to add up eventually. Right? 10. Inner Circle Prices Are Going Up Prices on David Prince’s Inner Circle community are going UP to: $7,000 per year $800 per month Why do people love this community so much? Find out in this webinar replay. Then go here to apply.
Continue Reading -->Today we sat down with Jonathan Stern of HimsHouse to discuss the ever-controversial Hims & Hers (HIMS) — a stock hated by Wall Street, loved by retail: We learn: The unique story behind HimsHouse Why retail investors love this meme-friendly stock so much – and why Wall Street hates it Why HIMS is growing so fast The long-term expansion story the “experts” might be missing A major problem with financial data services Jonathan’s long-term revenue forecast for HIMS And MORE!
Continue Reading -->What a week! We just saw: President Trump and Elon Musk enter a war of very unkind words President Trump make nice with China A surprise catalyst for the “Ultimate Trump Trade” A better-than-expected jobs report A sign of life in a “left for dead” sector And a whole lot more! So let’s dig into the 10 Things You Need to Know About Markets Right Now: 1. President Trump and Elon Musk Went to War Elon Musk went to war with President Trump this week thanks to the “big beautiful bull” being stuffed with more pork than a bacon convention. Musk did not hold back, with these messages getting over 260 million views on Twitter. Tesla (TSLA) stock took a beating, dropping 14% this week while tech stocks were up. However, the President did not go scorched-earth in response, and news reports indicate that Trump and Musk might reconcile. And, a CNN source reported that President Trump told Vice President JD Vance to “speak diplomatically” about the mess. So in keeping with the news flow rollercoaster, maybe Trump and Musk will make nice a la Zoolander and Hansel: Tesla longs are hoping for that. 2. We Need to Give Sami Abusaad a Shout-Out Last weekend, Sami said the market was heading back to all-time highs. Sami said: Forget the news flow Forget bond yields Forget the futures markets And just focus on the price action. As we write this on Friday at 1:27 pm ET, SPY is up 1.5% for the week and QQQ is up over 2%. By the way, Sami put 54% of his IRA into a very unusual ETF. Get it here. 3. The Economy Is Alive and Kicking While the doomsday crowd expects the US economy to fold because of tariff-related strife… things are humming along. Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report was better-than-expected. Traders were bracing for a mess because of Wednesday’s weak ADP report. But the US economy remains alive and kicking. Another positive sign: JOLTS Job Openings came in above expectations, meaning US companies are still looking to hire. 4. The Mood Is Still Sour AAII Sentiment came in at 32.7% bullish this week, in-line with last week’s reading. This is well off the February and March lows, which preceded “Liberation Day,” which sent the US-China conflict into high gear. However, we’re still below the 37.5% long-term average. In fact, we haven’t had an above-average reading since January 29. So the mood remains sour. 5. The Ultimate Trump Trade Gets a New Catalyst We’ve talked extensively about the huge outperformance in stocks that benefit from financial market volatility, namely: Robinhood (HOOD): +189% since the election Interactive Brokers (IBKR): +34% Coinbase (COIN): +32% Charles Schwab (SCHW): +24% But a new catalyst for two of these names may be on the horizon. S&P Global will report new additions to the S&P 500 after the close on Friday. And Robinhood (HOOD) and Interactive Brokers (IBKR) both have a chance to be added by virtue of their large market caps – $67 billion for HOOD and $90 billion for IBKR. 6. Left-for-Dead Biotech Shows a Sign of Life Biotech has been a mess for over a decade. Over the last 10 years, SPY is up 240%. And XBI is up 5%> BUT… XBI managed to rally over 6% this week. Traders have been burned for years buying biotech dips. Could this be the turning point? It’s hard to say – but keep this group on your radar. 7. Q2 Earnings Expectations Are Crazy Low Q1 earnings season was an unqualified success, with 78% of S&P 500 companies exceeding earnings expectations, according to FactSet. And here’s the good news for Q2 – estimates are dropping like a rock. On March 31, analysts forecast 9.3% EPS growth for Q2. Today it’s 4.9%. Is that crazy low? Yes. Is it convenient? Yes, again. When the bar is low, it’s easy for companies to beat expectations. 8. Bitcoin Is Taking a Nap Bitcoin went on a wild rally off the April lows. Last week, we asked whether Bitcoin needed a nap because of weakness in MicroStrategy (MSTR) and GameStop’s (GME) Bitcoin purchase announcement, which spurred a sell-the-news reaction. Turns out, we should have shorted Bitcoin because it’s under pressure: Is this a disaster? Nah. Bitcoin went up 50% in a straight line. It deserved a nap. 9. It’s Still a Trader’s Market David Prince of T3 Live’s Inner Circle community argues that you need to have your trader hat on. [IMPORTANT: David is hosting a webinar which you can sign up for here.] And with the market grinding higher, the best opportunities are “under the hood.” See what he means: 10. You Need Some Gratitude! Friday marked the 81st anniversary of the D-Day landing on the beaches of Normandy, France. If not for the 150,000+ brave souls from around the world that risked it all, we might not be here. Be grateful! And watch Saving Private Ryan this weekend. I once worked for a former Army Officer who survived the assault. He said it was the most realistic depiction of Normandy that he ever saw. Rest in peace, Mr. Duffy. Have a great weekend folks.
Continue Reading -->Inner Circle’s David Prince continues to wear his trader cap in this market as QQQ and SPY grind higher, looking for more investable opportunities “under the hood”. He explains how he’s using that strategy in his own trading: David discusses: How he’s trading the indices Why he isn’t fighting the trend What names he’s focused on for longer term buys If it’s time for “Small-Cap Summer” The AI name he’s focused on… that’s NOT Nvidia And more Join next week’s free webinar with David here.
Continue Reading -->Sami Abusaad is a long-term bull on China… so much so that 54% of his IRA is in a Chinese ETF. He breaks down the chart in today’s video: Sami goes over: The sell setup failure he sees in YINN Other Chinese names that look good The daily breakout in DDOG A “cooking” day trade in YEXT Plus more trade ideas from the T3 Brain Trust!
Continue Reading -->The market has not changed, argues Sami Abusaad. In fact, he sees SPY and QQQ hitting all-time highs. Find out why: Sami goes over: Why he doesn’t watch the futures or bond markets The reason he doesn’t care about stock market news Where Palantir (PLTR) is going next The reason he’s going back to old favorites Twilio (TWLO) and Zoom (ZM) His favorite pharma & biotech names Why UnitedHealth (UNH) has room to rally Why Best Buy (BBY) will resume its downtrend And a lot more! If you think the market is destined to crash, watch this video first.
Continue Reading -->On Thursday, the market rug pulled retail as it was green overnight and at the bell… Then quickly turned over and major names sunk FAST. One of those names, Nvidia (NVDA), had just gapped up after earnings then faded. And traders inside the Momentum Express VTF® asked JR how he managed shorting NVDA for the win. It’s a 10-minute masterclass on how to manage a trade… Money management… If you’re having a tough time trading this market, this video is immensely important to how you approach your trades (especially if you put on day trades). Learn from JR:
Continue Reading -->What a week! We just saw: A gigantic surge in stocks in May The US-EU trade relations get better The US-China tariff situation turn into a big fat mess all over again Nvidia (NVDA) beat earnings estimates… and then flop like a dead chicken Inflation continue to trend lower And a whole lot more! So let’s dig into the 10 Things You Need to Know About Markets Right Now. 1. President Trump Is Not Winning Bigly… For Now President Trump had another big week. On Tuesday, the market felt warm & fuzzy feelings after he issued a tariff delay to the EU. Then on Wednesday, a federal court said Trump overstepped his authority by using emergency powers to slap tariffs on foreign countries. And on Friday, the President accused China of violating the recent Geneva trade deal, sending stocks lower. So while he was “winning bigly” in recent weeks, things are getting messy. Of course, God only knows what news will hit this weekend. So buckle up buttercups! BTW, down below, we update you on the “Ultimate Trump Trade” so keep reading. 2. We’ve Come a Long, Long Way Markets were clearly troubled by Friday’s China news, but let’s not get carried away. But we’ve come a long, long way from the April post-Liberation day lows. SPY is up over 21% since then: And QQQ is up almost 30%. Maybe the market was just waiting for a catalyst before it took a break. But again… anything can happen come Monday. 3. Nvidia Was Good But Not Good Enough On Wednesday, Nvidia beat earnings expectations for the 10th straight quarter. And when we look at the long run, the company’s growth has been shocking: But Nvidia’s guidance was weak thanks to US trade restrictions on China. So as of Friday afternoon, the stock gave up all its post-earnings gains: 4. The Mood Is Slightly Sour The latest AAII Sentiment Survey shows that 32.9% of investors are bullish. This is down from last week’s 37.7% reading, and it’s below the long-term average of 37.5%. Still, this reading is much improved from the March-April lows, when everyone was losing their minds over tariff fears. 5. Could Lower Inflation Be Bad? The PCE Price Index was a lower-than-expected 2.1% in April to extend the downtrend from post-pandemic highs: This follows light CPI and PPI prints. But let’s ask a question no one’s thinking about. What if lower inflation is a bad thing? What if it means economic demand is sagging? And what if it means the Fed is behind the curve and moving too slow? Since I got a B- in macroeconomics, I won’t pretend I know what’s going to happen. But I am a little worried. 6. Whose House? HIMS House! Hims & Hers (HIMS) a.k.a. the Netflix of primal needs and desires, shot up on Friday out of nowhere. Why? One theory being floated is that the company will be added to the S&P 500. We also caught this announcement from Jonathan Stern’s “Hims House” X account, announcing “we’ve raised our Q2 revenue prediction.” $HIMS Q2 OUTLOOK STRENGTHENING INTO HOME STRETCH 🔥 The week ending May 18 was the strongest since April. Total observed sales +87% YoY. As a result, we’ve raised our Q2 revenue prediction. Here’s our full $HIMS Data Tracker recap: (link below) pic.twitter.com/2NVYl1YcQG — Hims House (@himshouse) May 30, 2025 If you’re following the HIMS story (I’m long myself), follow this account. And oh yeah, don’t forget HIMS has 27.8% short interest. According to KoyFin, that makes it the most shorted stock in the S&P Midcap 400 ETF (MDY): 7. Ultimate Trump Trade Update The President is a mean, lean, orange, volatility-generating machine. So what is the real Trump Trade? These 4 stocks, which have crushed the major indices: Robinhood (HOOD): +157% since the election Interactive Brokers (IBKR): +34% Coinbase (COIN): +27% Charles Schwab (SCHW): +24% So long as Trump can shake the table without breaking it, trading volumes should stay on the rise. On May 1, Interactive Brokers said Daily Average Revenue Trades (DARTs) were up 63% YoY in April. And May was pretty wild too! 8. Biotech Is So Ugly, This Chart Might Scare Your Kids Just when you thought it was safe to sniff around the biotech sector, Regeneron (REGN) and Sanofi (SNY) get slapped on negative trial data. But could this sector actually bottom at some point? Look at this 10-year chart of SPY vs. XBI: SPY is up 230%. And XBI is up 1%. Doesn’t get uglier than that. Traders have been burned for years buying biotech dips. That has to change at some point. Right? 9. You Can Learn to Trade Like Jesse Livermore Jesse Livermore is one of the greatest traders of all time. And Sami Abusaad will teach you the #1 trading secret from Livermore’s 100-year old book “Reminiscences of a Stock Operator.” 10. 2 Dark Omens for Bitcoin? Bitcoin went on a tear off the April lows, rewarding the faithful with a huge run. But it’s been slipping since the May 22 peak at $112,000. And interestingly – sector favorite MicroStrategy (MSTR) has been dropping like a rock. Plus on May 28, video-game retailer GameStop (GME) announced it bought 4,710 Bitcoin. And what happened? A big fat sell-the-news: Bitcoin might need a nap to recharge. Have a great weekend folks.
Continue Reading -->Tesla Will Hit $400. And then Keel Over. JR said to grab a Snickers bar because this market has too many good setups. And in today’s video, he gave out so many ideas that T3 tried to stop him. We failed. So enjoy the unedited cut: JR goes over: Why the market can surge to all-time highs soon The critical level in the QQQ’s you need to watch The clear line in the sand for SPY Why Unity Software (U) looks solid A gold name that could face “big trouble in little Japan” Why Tesla (TSLA) can hit $400… and then roll over What to watch in short squeeze King Carvana (CVNA) A tech name that needs 2 weeks to ignite Why he’s focused on names that are immune to tariffs, including an ad tech idea His favorite quantum computing names And a lot, lot more!
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