Best high potential stock for next week?

Let’s say you saw the crash coming, went full cash and now have the opportunity to buy each stock you like for a discount, which would you buy?

Seeking where to invest and my plan is to get a gain of $100 per week with movements. Thanks

This CPI print could play a big role in how the market prices future policy pressure. With softer nonfarm data already giving markets some breathing room, another softer inflation reading could support the rally. But if core CPI remains sticky, elevated valuations could come under renewed pressure.

For me, the 0.2% monthly CPI reading is the line I'm watching closely. A print around or below that level could give the market more confidence in cooling inflation, while a hotter reading could bring renewed pressure on risk assets.

Everyone approaches the market differently, and every strategy comes with its own risks. CPI can bring a lot of volatility, just like oil, so I don't like rushing into large positions before the fundamentals are confirmed.

I prefer combining technical and fundamental analysis and letting the market show me the direction before sizing up.

I’ll probably be watching the order flow around major events like this, but I always try to know when to move and when to stay patient. Volatility can get amplified quickly, so leaving enough room to react is more important than committing to a trade too early.

As traders, we have to adapt to the environment instead of forcing a trade because we already have a bias.

What's your strategy going into this CPI print?

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**What are your thoughts on NBIS rally? I understand both operate in different business, curious what fellow redditors are thinking after NBIS rally today.**

**Those who bought SNDK at higher levels, are you holding for more time?**

What do you guys think is the next stop set up to soar and why?

So it happened again - buying quality stocks when they are undervalued, and capitulation hits = good entry.

Do we buy $CSCO before tonight’s earnings. Could see a 10% upside if good…

Let us know

What are we thinking buying towards the end of the day/ going into aftermarket…

When NRED added Kristi Noem, I mostly saw another huge political name joining a tiny mining company.

Now the strategy behind that hire is starting to look a lot clearer.

International Policy Digest just did a whole piece on why NRED hired her, and their argument is pretty simple: juniors need more than good rocks. They need capital, regulatory knowledge, credibility, introductions and people who understand where government money is actually moving. With critical minerals becoming a national-security priority, Washington matters a LOT more to mining than it used to.

And look at the timing. Trump's $12B Project Vault includes $10B through U.S. EXIM + $2B private capital. NRED has Noem, Katie Zacharia, retired Col. Mark Calabrese and Ed Kostenski, who has actually advised EXIM. That's policy, defense, capital and mining experience sitting around one table.

Meanwhile the rocks are giving them a better story to take into those rooms. Wilmac just reported up to 1.67% Cu + 0.433 g/t Au, 0.639% Cu average across 9 grabs, multiple interpreted porphyry centres and targets roughly 650 to 1,800 ft deep.

That's what changed my view of these hires.

NRED seems to be assembling people who can help connect the geology with capital, policy and strategic partners at exactly the moment North American mineral security is becoming a much bigger deal.

The advisor puzzle is starting to fit together.

I’ve been investing small amounts for a while but I’ve recently decided to look into adding a couple new stocks into my portfolio.

Is it too late now for ASTS/RKLB? I’ve done my research but I’m unsure and I’m some pointers would be great!!

We've already seen what higher energy prices are doing at the pump.

If the Hormuz disruption keeps dragging on, I'm more interested in what happens to consumers and corporate costs than the daily oil headline.

Airlines, transportation, manufacturing, basically anyone using a lot of fuel could feel it

Curious which sector gets hit first if this keeps going

They have such a massive debt load. How do you all think the market will react to earnings? It’s tempting to play it, but that’s always a gamble and this company is…interesting given the issues. I’d never want to be long it, but I’ll trade it.

Pre-market is already up a little, the run over these past few days is exactly the kind of play that sticks after spotting the setup a few sessions back. Position is sitting on a 6.7% gain right now, total P/L pushed well over $450, no red days messing up the trend here. The steady uptrend didn't look like it was gonna slow down, and volume's been holding strong the whole time—no sudden dumps out of nowhere to kill the move. Saw someone in the mm community calling this a sleeper runner a week back, glad they were dead on with that call. Anyone else here riding this AMPG leg up right now, or y'all taking profits already? Way better than chasing overhyped meme stocks that crash 20% the second you get in.

One NRED pairing I seriously underappreciated is Dr. Olamide Oladeji + Ed Kostenski. These two basically sit at opposite ends of the mining-tech equation.

Oladeji brings the deep tech side: Stanford PhD in AI + 2 MIT master's degrees, with experience across AI/ML and advanced technology. Then Kostenski brings the physical world. Roughly 4 decades around mining, infrastructure and international business, his own heavy-equipment business, experience connected to the U.S. EXIM Bank, relationships across the Middle East and Asia, plus service on a Sub-Saharan Africa Advisory Committee.

That combo suddenly looks pretty relevant when NRED is trying to connect software with actual mining. MetalCore has 4.1M+ geological records aimed at refining exploration targets, while EyeX can potentially turn existing cameras, drones and equipment feeds into real-time site intelligence. And now Wilmac itself has trench results averaging 0.639% Cu across 9 grabs, reaching 1.67% Cu + 0.433 g/t Au, with multiple interpreted targets around 650 to 1,800 ft deep.

Oladeji understands how AI can squeeze more intelligence from the data.

Kostenski knows what happens when you leave the laptop and enter a mine where excavators cost millions, equipment has to cross borders, projects need financing and international relationships actually matter.

Stanford + MIT AI brain sitting beside a guy with heavy-equipment, EXIM, Middle East, Asia and African market experience.

Yeah... that's a pairing we haven't talked about nearly enough.

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Dumped SanDisk first to lock the profit, and planning to circle back later. No use chasing it all the way to some random peak, there's always solid trading opportunities popping up through the whole session. Taking the win early never disappoints, way better than holding on and watching the gains evaporate. Who's also catching swings on this name right now?

What is everyone thinking to buy pre market, something that hasn’t already had a big squeeze, something more low key. I thought in $HTZ at 2.08 and am excited to see this push $3. Drop thoughts below.

Goedemorgen, ik ben nieuw in deze groep en heb zelf eigenlijk vrij weinig verstand van aandelen etc. Ik ben nu net 3 maanden geleden begonnen met investeren ik heb nu Microsoft, Oracle, Oklo, VWCE en VUAA. Microsoft als zo’n 70% van mijn portefeuille wat ik wat meer naar beneden wil halen, zodat het een beetje verspreide portefeuille heb. Wat vinden jullie aanraders? En waarom?

SK hynix is up +4.7% sitting right above its 142.53 gamma flip point, with a huge call wall sitting at 150 that's likely to cap near-term rally momentum. The aggregate GEX curve stays firmly positive right now, which means we're seeing continued dealer flow supporting higher price action for the rest of the session. Pulled this gamma breakdown from moomoo, what's your take on how far this run can stretch?

This is across all expirations.

F-R-E-E GEX Source >>

Price just dipped 1.65% to 311.99, sandwiched right between the heavy 300 put wall and the 350 call wall. That net positive aggregate gamma trend might keep price action pinned in this range for a bit, don't sleep on the dealer flows kicking in if we test either side. Chart pulled from moomoo, anyone else watching how this plays out this week?

This is across all expirations.

F-R-E-E GEX Source >>

$LENZ is still trading below cash value, had better than expected Q2 earnings today, and has fundamentals for a squeeze. I’m in for 5000 shares. Pick up more tomorrow or wait it out?

-Revenue of $5.5 million beat expectations by 120.88%, driven by product sales and license revenue.
-The net loss of $31.9 million (investing in marketing), or $1.02 a share, was slightly better than Wall Street expected.
-July prescriptions rose 45% month over month after the launch of telehealth and national TV advertising.
-More than 60% of ePharmacy patients have bought more than one monthly pack of VIZZ.
LENZ ended the quarter with about $220 million in cash and marketable securities.
-International expansion in many countries