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5 Stocks Making Moves This Week.
5 Stocks Making Moves This Week
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Hey Stock Region fam,
Welcome to your Friday watchlist! What a week it’s been. We’ve seen some incredible earnings reports and strategic shifts that could signal major opportunities. Let’s dive right into the stocks that have caught my eye.
Today’s Top Stocks to Watch
Opendoor ($OPEN): A Bold Move for Shareholders
Affirm ($AFRM): Crushing Earnings, Proving Doubters Wrong
Airbnb ($ABNB): Gearing Up for Holiday Travel
Sunrun ($RUN): Riding the Clean Energy Wave
Peloton ($PTON): Pedaling Towards a Comeback
Opendoor ($OPEN) - A Creative Twist
We have to admit, Opendoor’s latest move is genuinely interesting. They just announced a shareholder-first dividend of tradable warrants. To me, this feels like a smart way to say, “Hey, we’re in this together.” It’s a creative strategy to rebuild trust and get everyone aligned for the long haul. With new leadership pivoting hard into AI and software, and a goal of profitability by the end of 2026, $OPEN is a turnaround story we’re definitely keeping on my radar.
Levels to Watch: Keep an eye on $5.05 for a potential breakout and $4.89 on the downside.
Affirm ($AFRM) - The Comeback Kid
Wow! Affirm just dropped a mic-drop earnings report. They posted a profit of $80.7 million, a massive swing from a loss last year. Revenue and transaction volume are both soaring, up 34% and 42% respectively. This shows that the “Buy Now, Pay Later” model isn’t just a fad; it’s becoming a core part of how people shop. The market loved it, sending the stock up 11%. It’s great to see a fintech company prove it can be both innovative and profitable.
Airbnb ($ABNB) - The Holiday Season Play
With the holidays just around the corner, travel is on everyone’s mind, and that puts Airbnb in a prime position. It’s almost a seasonal reflex at this point to check $ABNB when thinking about travel stocks. The company continues to roll out new features, making the platform better for both hosts and guests. We’re watching to see how the impending travel rush impacts their numbers. It feels like a solid name to watch as we head into the busiest travel season of the year.
Levels to Watch: Look for momentum above $127.14 or a potential dip below $125.30.
Sunrun ($RUN) - Powering Up
Clean energy is a long-term trend that isn’t going away. Sunrun remains a big name in the residential solar space, and with the growing push for renewable energy incentives and policies, the tailwinds are undeniable. While it’s been a volatile sector, We believe in the fundamental story here. Companies like Sunrun are at the forefront of a massive energy transition, and that’s a powerful narrative.
Peloton ($PTON) - Back in the Race
Just when people started to count them out, Peloton comes roaring back with better-than-expected earnings and raised guidance for the year. This is the kind of underdog story we love to see. It shows that demand for their connected fitness products is still strong and that they’re getting their operations in order. By focusing on their high-margin subscription model, Peloton is building a more resilient business. This could be the start of a serious comeback.
Levels to Watch: A move above $7.35 could signal strength, while a drop below $7.00 might indicate a pullback.
That’s a wrap for this week! These are the names on my screen, but we’d love to hear what you’re watching by joining our Telegram channel. As always, trade smart and do your homework.
Have a great weekend!
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The tradable warants move is actualy pretty clever for shareholder alignmnt. Shows managment is thinking creatively about how to keep people invested thru the turnaround. If they hit that 2026 profitablity target it could be a nice value play here.