TOP 5 STOCKS TO WATCH THIS WEEK | MARCH 2026
In a Nutshell
Markets face potential retracement amid geopolitical tensions in Iran and overbought signals, with no major sell-off expected; key events include Tuesday's pending home sales, Wednesday's critical FOMC rate decision (98.3% pause probability) and Powell's press conference. Top stocks to watch: XOM (oil volatility play, not for beginners), UNH (long-term hold), MSTR/HIMS (short opportunities on momentum fade), F (oversold but fundamentally weak), IRENU (high-risk long if breaks $45), and NKE (bearish, wait for reversal). Focus on FOMC for trades; membership offers lifetime access to live trading and lessons via description link.
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Markets react to series of attacks over the weekend. NASDAQ and crypto market, Bitcoin back up, NASDAQ gapped up but looking like overbought reversal. Possible push leading to retracement into close. Larger time frame indifferent: false gap up but NASDAQ oversold. People entertaining long based on technicals, but recent events support going lower. Markets irrational, always looking to recover. Day time frame trading up for past four almost 5 months, no new lows since November 2025, consolidating near moving average. Events in Iran not enough trigger for sell-off. This is just pullback, not sell-off like 2022 (12 months consecutive lower lows and highs) or COVID 2020 (3 months then new all-time highs).
People loading up at these levels expecting higher in 2026, buying quality companies like Nvidia, Amazon, Google, Meta at oversold levels. Mag 7 stocks hit hard. Microsoft down nearly 30% from all-time highs a few months ago, in correction territory (down 28%). Meta significant retracement. Apple pulled back but consistent, not irrational, no huge upswings. Nvidia at lows of $180, not good enough deal (speaker's average purchase below $100/share, would buy on significant sell-off). Markets trading sideways despite weekend events.
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