Happy Friday, traders…
As this market recovery continues, tech and momentum stocks are starting to look better and better.
Here are eleven charts I’m watching closely heading into next week:
My 11-Stock Friday Watchlist
Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) – Strong rebound after a strange selloff. Now back above key support with volume stepping in. Watch for follow-through.
Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) – Tagged $350, now holding within a well-defined range. Watching $320 as a potential re-test zone if it fades lower. Otherwise, it’s still showing relative strength.
NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) – Forming a clean range between recent highs and lows. Pre-market sits mid-range, making it ideal for watching continuation or breakdown trades.
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) – Pulling back after a strong run. Lower volume pullback so far, which is constructive if bulls want to defend.
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) – Quietly holding up alongside Alphabet, it still looks constructive as part of the broader tech leadership.
Core Scientific Inc. (NASDAQ: CORZ) – Earnings play with a post-spike fade. Watching $65 as a bounce zone, $72–75 as upside targets. IV crush in effect, so this is best treated as a fast-paced day trade.
Bullfrog AI Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: BFRG) – Classic double bottom setup on the daily chart with clean order flow support. Watching for a break over $14, especially if volume shows up.
Fluor Corporation (NYSE: FLR) – Large cup formation with room to move into a low-volume pocket. Watching the $40–45 zone as a swing opportunity, with big orders on $50 calls suggesting momentum potential.
International Game Technology PLC (NYSE: IGT) – Still consolidating and hasn’t invalidated its setup. Sideways tape makes this a slower mover, but still worth keeping on radar.
Newegg Commerce Inc. (NASDAQ: NEGG) – Gapped up on AMD news and ran 56%. Thin float and speculative, but worth watching for continued momentum if volume sticks.
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) – Gapped and faded. Still up on the day, but didn’t hold the move. Classic AMD behavior — needs better confirmation.
Now that you know what I’m watching heading into next week, I want to address a topic I’ve been getting a lot of questions about…
Bitcoin vs. Gold: Which is the Better Investment?
For centuries, Americans have had an obsession with gold. Panning for it, hoarding it, hiding it in floorboards, or locking it away in vaults…
It’s been a symbol of safety, scarcity, and survival. During the Gold Standard, our government based the U.S. dollar on gold reserves.
Through market crashes, wars, inflation, and every financial panic in between, gold has always had a seat at the table.
But times change. The way we store value is starting to look different.
You can’t hold Bitcoin in your palm or stash it in your sock drawer, but more and more people are starting to treat it the same way they treated gold for generations. As a hedge, a store of value, and a bet on what’s coming next.
And with both commodities on absolutely historic bull runs over the past few years, I’ve been getting this question a lot lately:
How do gold and Bitcoin really compare? Is one better than the other?
Click the play button below to hear my thoughts:
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