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TOP 5 STOCKS TO WATCH AS MARKETS CRASH!!!

Ricky GutierrezMarch 9, 202631m
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Markets crashed over the weekend with NASDAQ down 2.3-2.4% amid oil surging 22-25% (USO halted) due to Iran tensions, crushing airlines like American (AAL to $10) and Southwest; watch for irrational recovery tomorrow ahead of CPI, GDP, and PCE data. Key stocks: HIMS gapping up 39-41% on Novo Nordisk obesity drug partnership and short squeeze potential (still down from $70 highs); MU retesting lows (bullish if oil resolves); PLTR overvalued but resilient; avoid early shorts on oil/NG without reversal confirmation. Trade small (e.g., one share), manage risk tightly in this volatile setup, take profits, and join LPP team live sessions for real-time breakdowns.

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Today's Sunday, March 8th. Overall markets are down. NASDAQ market is down 2.3% almost 2.4% during overnight hours. Sent message to LPP team to take profits and play it safe since overnight hours opened. Markets sell off on weekends and overnight, but often recover by close tomorrow. Markets are super irrational and always looking for a reason to recover. If you shorted the market, congratulations, especially with the gap down. If there's reversal or recovery, cash out. Never be afraid to cash out.

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Oil futures up 22% on the day, not just Brent Oil, United States Oil Fund up 22.99% overnight. HIMS halted overnight trading, up 39% after market hours Friday (41% mentioned). HIMS went from highs of $70 per share to lows of $15-$16, oversold. Positive news: Novo Nordisk and HIMS agreed to partner on obesity drug (same partnership as before?). High short interest, potential short squeeze. Positive catalyst, but may not turn things around long-term. Watch for momentum, but 40% run-up is red flag. After 40% run, still at $22, down from $70 highs.

Economic reports:

  • Tuesday: February existing home sales data
  • Wednesday: CPI
  • Friday: GDP, PCE (Fed's favorite inflation measure), JOLTS (job openings)

LPP team gets daily alerts before reports. Use economic calendar.

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