"Stocks with Josh" focuses on helping novice traders get started. It emphasizes how to achieve early retirement through informed investment decisions in the sto
With winter storms approaching, United Airlines ($UAL) and American Airlines ($AAL) shares are under pressure and falling. Is this a short-term "black swan" event, or a great opportunity to buy airline stocks at bargain prices? What do you think? 🤔 #airlines#USstocktrading#UAL #AAL #winterstorms #buyingondips
The next trading week will be extremely busy and crucial for the US stock market, primarily influenced by the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and earnings reports from tech giants. High market volatility is expected.
Here are the key events to watch for US stocks next week:
I. Macroeconomic and Policy Focus
Macroeconomic events, particularly the Federal Reserve's actions, will dominate market sentiment.
• Monday (January 26):
◦ Durable Orders data release.
• Tuesday (January 27):
◦ Consumer Confidence Index and New Home Sales data release.
• Wednesday (January 28):
◦ FOMC Statement: The market widely expects the Fed to maintain interest rates.
◦ Fed Chair Jerome Powell's press conference: The market's focus is on Powell's comments on the future path of interest rate cuts and the economic outlook.
• Thursday (January 29):
◦ Initial Jobless Claims data release.
◦ Trade balance data.
• Friday (January 30):
◦ US Producer Price Index (PPI): Key inflation data that could influence market expectations for future inflation.
◦ Government shutdown deadline: While currently appearing less likely, it remains a potential market risk factor.
II. Tech Giant Earnings Season Arrives
This week is a busy period for earnings reports from the "Big Seven" tech giants, whose performance will directly drive investor sentiment.
• Wednesday (January 28) After Hours:
◦ Microsoft ($MSFT)
◦ Meta ($META) Target ($GOAL)
◦ Tesla ($TSLA)
• Thursday (January 29) After Hours:
◦ Apple ($AAPL)
III. Market Focus
Investors will closely watch the following:
• AI Trend Validation: Tech giant earnings reports will provide the latest developments and guidance on the artificial intelligence (AI) investment boom.
• Fed Stance: Whether Powell will refute market expectations of premature rate cuts will be key for interest rate-sensitive stocks.
• Sector Rotation: With tech stocks under pressure, will the market continue to rotate from large-cap tech stocks to other sectors?
In 2026, trading the following stocks will make you a millionaire! Follow me to receive our best trading strategies!
Top AI Infrastructure, Power, and Energy Companies:
1. IREN LIMITED $IREN - Still a star performer; AI cloud, Microsoft endorsed
2. Cipher Mining $CIFR - Transformed from a mining company to an AI company; partnered with AWS, power pipeline project
3. Eos Energy $EOS - Energy storage, massive pipeline project
4. Oklo $OKLO - Modular nuclear energy leader, linked to Meta, supported by Trump policies
5. NuScale $SMR - Reactor builder, benefiting from favorable policies
6. Applied Digital $APLD - Data center infrastructure
7. Energy Fuels $UUUU - Uranium needed for AI
8. TeraWulf $WULF - Clean, low-cost energy
9. Nebius Group $NBIS - Pure AI cloud; GPU clusters
10. Vertiv Holdings $VRT - Data center cooling, critical to AI
11. Vistra $VST - Nuclear/natural gas hybrid energy, growing AI loads
12. Constellation Energy $CEG - America's largest nuclear power plant, providing reliable baseload for artificial intelligence. All my buy and sell signals are on Discord.
#IREN #CIFR #EOS #OKLO #SMR #APLD #UUUU #WULF #NBIS #VRT #VST #CEG #USStockTrading #ValueInvesting
On January 21, 2026, US stocks continued the sharp fluctuations triggered by the Greenland geopolitical crisis. After the previous trading day's (January 20) triple whammy of falling stocks, bonds, and currencies, market sentiment remained tense today, with global investors closely watching Trump's upcoming speech at the Davos Forum.
The following are the key focuses for US stocks today:
1. Indices and Market Sentiment: Attempting to Stabilize After a Sharp Drop
2. Focus Sectors: Trade War Shadows and Rising Risk Aversion
3. Macroeconomic Policies and Geopolitics
What do you think the market will do today?
On January 20, 2026, the US stock market experienced severe volatility due to the Trump administration's tariff threats against European allies over the "Greenland purchase dispute," with all three major indices opening lower and falling sharply.
I. Overall Market Trends
**Index Plunge:** The three major US stock indices opened weakly on Tuesday. As of the morning Eastern Time, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had fallen more than 700 points (a drop of 1.47%), and the S&P 500 had fallen 1.4%, erasing all gains since the beginning of 2026.
• Nasdaq: The Nasdaq fell as much as 1.7%, with the technology sector being the hardest hit by the sell-off.
• VIX Volatility Index: The VIX volatility index surged 28%, breaking through the 20 mark, indicating a sharp increase in market uncertainty. II. Key Hot Sectors and Stocks
1. Tech Giants Plunge: Affected by trade war concerns and declining risk appetite, NVIDIA, Meta, and Alphabet fell by about 2%, while Tesla and Amazon fell by more than 2%.
2. Safe-Haven Assets Strengthen: Gold and silver prices rose to record highs, with gold trading above $4,737 per ounce.
3. Chips and Foundries: Intel has risen 31% so far in 2026, becoming one of the recent bright spots in the S&P 500, driven by investor optimism about its AI and foundry prospects.
4. Stock Changes:
1. AstraZeneca (AZN): Plans to transfer its listing from Nasdaq to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
2. IBM: Bank of America maintains a bullish outlook and raises its target price to $335. 3. 3M: Announced its fourth-quarter earnings, with sales exceeding expectations, and released full-year 2026 growth guidance.
III. Macroeconomic and External Factors
• Greenland Tariff Threat: Trump threatened to impose a 10% tariff on Greenland starting in February, and to raise it to 25% in June, if European countries such as Denmark, Norway, and France do not support the US purchase of Greenland.
• Federal Reserve Movements: The US Treasury Secretary indicated that Trump may announce his nominee for the next Federal Reserve Chairman as early as next week.
• Japanese Market Impact: Soaring Japanese government bond yields and a snap election triggered turmoil in Asian markets, indirectly impacting US stocks.
On Monday, January 19, 2026, U.S. stock markets and federal government agencies will be closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
While there is no live trading, the following key events over the weekend and today will determine the opening trend of U.S. stocks tomorrow (Tuesday):
1. Trump's new energy policy: Energy stocks and oil price volatility
2. The "Taiwan investment boom" after chip tariffs
3. Expectations for a rate cut in Q1 2026 cool significantly
4. The banking M&A boom resumes
5. Tech giant dynamics: The AI competition between Apple and Meta
6. Politics and society: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
#U.S.StockMarketClosed #U.S.News #TSMC #TrumpPolicies #OilPrices #2026MidtermElections
Experienced stock market investors choose to invest in good companies and combine that with a reliable trading strategy to achieve success! Welcome to join us!
List of Top-Quality Companies:
On Friday, January 16, 2026, US stock index futures rose slightly in pre-market trading, as the market attempted to continue the rebound in tech stocks triggered by TSMC's (TSM) strong earnings report yesterday. Today is the last trading day of the week, and investors are focused on the spread of the earnings report's effects and expectations for the latest inflation data.
$NVDA
$TSM
$ASML
$AMAT
$LRCX
Semiconductor Sector: Can the Rally Continue?
TSMC (TSM) & ASML (ASML): Yesterday, TSMC raised its 2026 capital expenditure to $56 billion, pushing ASML's market capitalization past the $500 billion mark. In pre-market trading today, semiconductor equipment manufacturers such as AMAT and LRCX maintained their strength, with the market focusing on whether funds will further flow to midstream packaging and downstream chip design companies.
#USStockMarketPreview #TSMCEffect #ChipTariffs #EasingInflation #2026EarningsSeason
Today's market is a typical example of "growth stocks returning to their former glory." We suggest paying attention to the spillover effects of TSMC's supply chain, especially equipment suppliers that can directly benefit from the $56 billion capital expenditure.
Today's Highlights: $TSM $ASML $AMAT
On January 15, 2026, the US stock market rebounded, driven by strong earnings from TSMC. The S&P 500 rose approximately 0.6%, the Nasdaq rose 0.9% boosted by chip stocks, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose slightly by 0.3% (approximately 165 points).
Market Core Commentary
• The "TSMC Effect" Rekindles AI Confidence: TSMC reported a 35% increase in fourth-quarter 2025 profits and significantly raised its 2026 revenue and capital expenditure forecasts, directly offsetting previous market concerns about a cyclical weakness in the semiconductor industry.
• Tariff Policy Clarification: Trump signed an executive order imposing a 25% tariff on some imported chips, but clarified that it does not apply to chips that contribute to the development of the US domestic supply chain, alleviating some investor concerns.
• De-escalation of Geopolitical Tensions: Easing tensions with Iran led to a sharp 4.3% drop in WTI crude oil prices to approximately $59 per barrel, easing inflationary pressures.
Today's hot stocks:
$TSM
$ASML
$AMAT
$LRCX
$NVDA
$MU
$MS
$GS
$BLK
$MRNA #Today'sStockMarket #Stocks #TSMC #AI #Chip
Today's Stock Market Focus: $TSM
Yesterday, the US stock market exhibited a complex trend, with the three major indices closing weakly. However, spurred by TSMC ($TSM)'s strong earnings report, pre-market and some technology stocks showed signs of a rebound.
TSMC ($TSM) Strong Earnings Report: TSMC announced a 35% increase in net profit for the fourth quarter of 2025 and plans to significantly increase capital expenditures (to $56 billion) in 2026 to meet AI demand.
$TSM is currently up over 6% pre-market. What do you think its performance will be after the market opens?
#TSM #chips #AI #StockMarkets
Trump's series of announcements today (January 14, 2026) significantly suppressed risk aversion and caused sector divergence in US stocks and global markets: 🚨 Key Event --📉 Probability of Ruling --🌐 Potential Impact
1. Tariff Ruling and Trade Uncertainty: Suppressing Multinational Giants
Trump's legality in imposing tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act is facing a Supreme Court ruling.
2. Withholding Federal Funds: Hitting Local Debt and Infrastructure Sectors
Threatening to halt federal funding to states with "sanctuary cities" (such as California and New York).
3. Greenland and Missile Defense: Boosting Defense and Aerospace Sectors
Emphasizing Greenland's importance to the Golden Dome defense system.
4. Hardline Diplomatic Stance: Boosting Energy and Safe-Haven Assets
Tough statements on Venezuela and Iran (including hints of military intervention).
5. Credit Card Interest Rate Cap and Banking Sector: Negative for the Financial Sector
Although a recurring proposal in recent days, Trump reiterated his determination to lower the cost of living today, including a 10% cap on credit card interest rates.
Summary: Market Tone in Early 2026
Trump's news today further solidifies the characteristics of a "politically driven market." The market is currently exhibiting a pattern of "primarily risk aversion, with sector rotation":
Positive: Defense and military, gold, safe-haven cryptocurrencies, domestic energy.
Negative: Multinational retail, banking, local government debt-related industries.
Investors are currently extremely focused on the earnings season starting next week (January 22nd), attempting to observe whether corporate fundamentals can offset the uncertainty brought about by policy fluctuations.
#SCOTUS #TrumpTariffRuling #StockMarket #Investing #Futures #Tariffs
$TSLA
$NVDA
$AAPL
Recently, the three major US stock giants—Tesla (TSLA), Nvidia (NVDA), and Apple (AAPL)—have faced different challenges and opportunities in the market. Nvidia continues to be favored by the AI wave, while Tesla and Apple face challenges such as slowing growth and intensified competition.
#MarketAnalysis#LeadingStocks
Yesterday, after experiencing sharp fluctuations in the morning session, the three major U.S. stock indexes rebounded collectively, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average both hitting record closing highs. What do you think their performance will be today?
#QQQ #Nasdaq #StockMarket
Key point: $BEAM, which we've been watching, saw another surge today, reaching a high of $36.44. Today also presents the best opportunity for us to take profits!
#BEAM#StockMarket#Investing
On Monday, January 12, 2026, US stock index futures fell significantly in pre-market trading. Market sentiment was heavily pressured by the Trump administration's legal action against the Federal Reserve and geopolitical tensions, causing the VIX (Volatility Index) to rise. #TSLA #NVDA #AAPL
$TSLA $NVDA $AAPL While focusing on leading stocks, we continue to look for breakthroughs in the biotechnology sector this week! $ZNTL $CGNO
Key Takeaway: $ELVN #ELVN#StockMarket
The biotechnology sector, which we've been closely monitoring, is generating daily profits on our investments! Excellent!
Enliven Therapeutics Inc. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery and development of small molecule therapies. Its candidates include ELVN-001, which targets the BCR-ABL fusion gene product, a tumor driver in patients with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML); and ELVN-002, which aims to inhibit wild-type HER2 and key mutations in HER2.
$ELVN #ELVN #StockMarket
🚨 BREAKING: $OKLO x $META 1.2GW Nuclear Deal — A “Nuclear-Powered” Bomb in the AI Computing Power War!
Tech giant Meta has made a massive investment, forging an epic partnership with $OKLO, backed by Sam Altman, to jointly build a 1.2 GW nuclear power park in Ohio 🚀
Dedicated to powering Meta’s regional data centers (including the $18 billion Prometheus project), solving the AI power bottleneck, Meta will prepay electricity fees to directly fund the project's implementation 💰
Phase-by-phase launch in 2026, with grid connection expected by 2030; $OKLO’s fourth-generation fast reactor technology + DOE site permits + NRC approvals are accelerating commercialization 🏃♂️
This is just one corner of Meta’s 6 GW nuclear power deployment! Surpassing Amazon/Google, becoming the largest nuclear power buyer in the tech industry, the AI energy revolution has officially entered the “nuclear age” 🌍
On Thursday, January 8th, U.S. stocks showed mixed performance. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose, while the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 were flat or lower, as investors sold off technology stocks and bought defensive and energy stocks instead.
Major Stock Index Performance (January 8, 2026)
Index Closing Price Daily Change Percentage Change
Dow Jones Industrial Average 49,266.11 +270.03 points +0.55%
S&P 500 6,921.46 +0.53 points +0.01%
Nasdaq Composite 23,480.02 -104.26 points -0.44%
Russell 2000 Small Cap Index 2,603.90 +28.48 points +1.11%
Key Market Drivers and Sector Performance
Sector Rotation: Funds shifted from soaring technology stocks to sectors such as industrials, financials, and energy, resulting in a significant shift in market sentiment. This had a positive impact on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the small-cap index.
Defense stocks rose: Shares of defense contractors, including Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin, surged after President Trump announced a significant increase in U.S. government defense spending.
Technology stocks weakened: Declines in shares of major technology companies such as Nvidia and Broadcom severely dragged down the Nasdaq index.
Economic data: Weekly initial jobless claims were lower than expected, and the December trade deficit hit a multi-year low, pushing up U.S. Treasury yields.
Oil prices rose: Oil prices climbed, influenced by geopolitical tensions and news related to Venezuela's oil industry, with Brent crude futures rising more than 3%.
Not everyone can make money beyond their understanding. Just like Bitcoin, how many people would have believed it could reach such heights?
Follow us and let us guide you through the stock market!
If you had invested only $10K in $AAPL back in 2002, you would now have almost $10.000.000!
Which company do you think could give similar returns like this in the next 20 years?
@TacticzH Not everyone can make money beyond their understanding. Just like Bitcoin, how many people would have believed it could reach such heights?
Follow us and let us guide you through the stock market!