TOP 5 STOCKS TO WATCH THIS WEEK JULY 2026
In a Nutshell
Markets are approaching overbought levels at all-time highs while semiconductor and AI stocks show red flags with repeated EMA tests, signaling caution against leveraged positions. Stocks like SoFi, Netflix, Adobe, and Oracle display weak price action with lower highs and lower lows, making them watch-list candidates rather than buys until confirmation appears. The strategy emphasizes holding cash for dip opportunities rather than chasing gap-ups, with Meta highlighted as a potential beneficiary when speculative money rotates back into value stocks.
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Happy Sunday. It's Ricky with TechBud Solutions on July 5th at 5:14. The Mexico and England game is delayed. The big question from last week was Micron and semiconductor stocks taking a significant technical beating. While oversold technically, the sharp retracement created questions about whether this week presented a good dip-buy opportunity, especially with news of Michael Burry shorting them and other institutions discussing short positions on semiconductor and memory chip stocks.
Markets gapped up without clear reasons. The speaker notes that markets touched the same support last week, rallied to highs of 740, and have been doing this for the past two to three weeks before getting rejected back to 705. The reason for sharing this is to consider oversold and overbought levels on larger time frames. As markets approach overbought levels, caution is warranted with going long. The previous resistance zone from the past few weeks should be kept in mind.
The gap up happened on Thursday, which was unfortunate because many people didn't want to hold over the 3-day weekend. The speaker notes that markets didn't receive much negative news, which was unusual compared to previous weekends when Trump was notorious for closing the Strait of Hormuz over the weekend or attacking, only for markets to open normally on Monday. This created uncertainty about whether to aggressively buy the dip. Now that markets are bouncing off support and trying to make their way back to 740, many semiconductor stocks are up an incredible amount.
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