BREAKING: Iran directly rejects Trump's new claim that he reached an agreement to "cancel tonight's strikes" on Iran as "baseless," saying no agreement has been approved at all, and all of Trump's words should be disregarded like all his previous "38 times" deal-imminent announcements over two months, per Tasnim.
A senior Israeli official also tells Channel 12 they are "not aware of any agreement being reached," per N12.
$OPEN $500 and even $82 is unrealistic imho.
Why? Competitors like $RKT and homes need to become more affordable, middle class jobs stabilize, and interest rates lower.
CHART: Looks beautiful and could likely rebound back to $6ish with neutral-positive org updates.
I get the E. Jackson math, but it’s a hopeful dream in current climate.
$OPEN A Doji candle after a strong downtrend is a warning sign of possible exhaustion and a potential bullish reversal. Eric Jackson just published a new $500 price target for Opendoor this afternoon.
The last time Eric Jackson publicly shared his bullish thesis and $82 price target for OPEN (Opendoor Technologies) in mid-July 2025 the stock skyrocketed in the following weeks (a roughly 1,100%+ gain from the levels where he published the target).
So, keep an eye on it
$FNUC I’m holding a strong long-term position and aiming for double digits in the next few months. Uranium and nuclear are the future, no doubt about it. For some reason, JP Morgan is here...
@investingluc Just a recommendation, but some sort of 7 day to 30 day trial seems like a good way to initially gain traction to convert folk to paid subscriptions.
GL brotha
BREAKING: Israeli officials say there are “indications” of a possible Iranian missile attack in the coming hours.
Just hours ago, Iran said it would “deliver a decisive and painful response” to the Israeli attack on Beirut today.
I'll argue your comment in that majority of folk do rely on W2 income and it is important for most in their 20s. It's how bills are paid and food gets put on the table when you come from a poor upbringing and family can't pay and cover for basic needs.
Key is to invest in yourself though at the same time, nothing else in your 20's. So it may require optimizing W2 income for survival, but also requires sacrifice of evenings, weekends, and social life in general for a better tomorrow.
Complimenting to your point... yes, 20's is your best time to take a chance and swing big. Try the side hustle, study the markets, learn critical in-demand skills, something that builds YOU.
One the more important pieces of advice for 20s kids is to move the hell out of your home town. Explore, grow, learn, and live❤️
Unpopular Trading/Investing Opinion:
"Making trading fun, allocate a small portion to your favorite brands" This is long-term accumulation thinking. Here's why below:
Why? - Because it triggers something in your brain that if you purchase a company's product, you are actually investing back into your own portfolio.
Curious to know anyone else's experience with their absolute-must brands that they actually consume.
For me, it's the following stocks/brands:
$ONON - Only shoe I can reliably buy that I know will be extreme comfort. Every time. It's the highest end retail item I buy (I'm pretty frugal), but as I'm in my 30's, comfort > price. Solid insider buying last month too.
$MCD - When traveling, I can reliably get a good breakfast sandwich and Iced Coffee. Honestly, don't really eat their lunch/dinner menu anymore. Lunch or dinner meal is usually $QSR Popeyes or Burger King
$TJX - Brick n mortar retail my wife and I shop for clothes. Idky, but it's literally our only place for clothes and the store always has customers.
Finally... $CAVA is prolly my hottest retail/food radar stock right now (insider buy and JP Morgan positive rating) I love a good chicken shawarma, but honestly haven't eaten there yet. Looking to enter a position with latest market dips then ACTUALLY go eat there. Anyone actually eat there and like it, love it, hate it?
$SPY $DIA
The pullback is healthy, cliche, I know. However, I expect some further downtrend over the next month. Here’s why…
It’s human nature that folk will re-enter leverage after this drop expecting a quick reversal and seeking 100%+ gains with short-term options.
Remember those perma bears at end of March? They have been washed out over the last 60 days too.
Market has to digest energy crisis and midterms now.
I’m a perma bull, so I’m looking at insider buys over the last month finding discounts on top stocks that are near or below insider buying prices.
$SPY $QQQ #stocks