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This Week’s Must-Watch Stocks 🚀 Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
This Week’s Must-Watch Stocks 🚀 Wednesday, August 6, 2025
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Hello Stock Enthusiasts,
Before we get started, here’s a quick disclaimer: This newsletter is for informational purposes only and doesn’t constitute financial advice. Always do your own research (DYOR) and consult with a professional if you’re making investment decisions!
Now, grab a coffee (or a McFlurry!) and settle in—this week’s watchlist is packed with intriguing stories and potential opportunities. Here’s what’s catching our eye:
🚨 McDonald’s ($MCD): Big Earnings, Bigger Momentum?
McDonald’s just continues to deliver (pun intended)! The golden arches recently announced a Q2 adjusted earnings figure of $3.19 per share—beating analysts’ expectations. That’s the kind of consistency we like to see. To add to the excitement, all eyes are on $311.98 as a potential breakout point. Could we see McDonald’s supersize its momentum this week?
On the flip side, it’s worth noting the downside of $309.00 if the market doesn’t bite. Still, with an iconic brand and strong fundamentals, McDonald's keeps proving it’s more than just fast food—it’s fast growth.
Opinion: I’ve got my eye on this one—McDonald’s always seems to find a way to shine, even in turbulent times.
📉 Snap ($SNAP): A Rocky Road to Recovery?
Oh, Snap! The stock took a 14.4% tumble recently (ouch) after missing its Q2 earnings expectations. But here’s the twist I can’t help but admire—Snapchat’s user base continues to grow. User growth is a critical lifeline, and it hints that the platform still has potential to, well, snap back.
Short term, $8.06 is the level to watch for upward action, while $7.63 could signal more trouble. Is Snap a turnaround story in the making? Only time will tell, but there’s something compelling about the underdog here.
Opinion: I wouldn’t go all-in just yet, but if Snap can fix its advertising model, we might see a surprising rebound.
💻 Super Micro Computer ($SMCI): Cooling Off After the Heat?
Super Micro Computer had a tough Q4, missing earnings expectations and delivering weaker-than-hoped revenue guidance. That 15% drop in shares was a tough pill to swallow. But here’s the silver lining—this company’s role in AI and high-performance computing makes it a fascinating long-term play.
Short term, watch $49.80 as a potential upside target and $46.02 as a downside level to keep on your radar. While the recent drop stung, this stock could still surprise us if broader tech trends remain strong.
Opinion: This one feels like a “buy on the dip” candidate, but only if you’re willing to ride out some bumps along the way.
🎬 Walt Disney ($DIS): All Eyes on Magic Kingdom
Disney just dropped its Q3 earnings, and while we’re still digesting the details, it’s clear that Disney’s streaming and entertainment sectors will be key areas to monitor. Will Disney+ show resilience? Will box office numbers provide a boost?
Short term, $119.35 is the upside breakout level to watch, while a dip below $116.59 could signal caution. Disney has a knack for bouncing back, but there are definitely questions about its growth trajectory.
Opinion: It’s hard to bet against Mickey Mouse, but I’ll be watching closely for updates on their streaming performance. This one’s a wildcard.
This week’s watchlist highlights the highs and lows of investing—not every stock is a guaranteed win, but each presents a unique opportunity (and risk!).
Remember, this newsletter is not financial advice, so trade wisely and stay informed. You’ve got this!
Until next week,
The Stock Region Team
Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only. It’s not intended as investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. Please consult with a licensed financial advisor or conduct your own research before making any investment decisions.