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3 Stocks Making Moves This Week.
3 Stocks Making Moves This Week
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Hey everyone,
Welcome to your mid-week watchlist from Stock Region. Before we dive in, please remember that this newsletter is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It is not financial advice. Always do your own research before making any investment decisions.
Now, let’s get to the good stuff. The market has been full of surprises lately, and a few names have really caught my attention. Here’s what I’m watching and why.
1. Advanced Micro Devices ($AMD)
It feels like you can’t talk about the market these days without mentioning AI, and AMD is right in the thick of it. The stock has been on an absolute tear this year, doubling in value. Honestly, it’s not hard to see why.
During their first-ever analyst day, they dropped some huge numbers, pointing to a potential $1 trillion AI market by 2030. What really stood out to me was their forecast for the data center business—they’re predicting 60% revenue growth over the next 3-5 years. That’s some serious confidence, and it shows they are positioning themselves aggressively to capture a bigger piece of the AI pie. It seems like investors are really buying into their strategy, and frankly, I’m impressed by the momentum.
AI Growth: Expecting 60% revenue growth in its data center business.
Market Opportunity: Eyeing a $1 trillion AI market by 2030.
Performance: The stock has doubled in 2025, showing strong investor confidence.
2. Clearwater Analytics ($CWAN)
Here’s an interesting one that popped up on my radar. Clearwater Analytics is in the financial tech space, providing software for investment accounting. It might not be the flashiest business, but it’s an essential one.
The real story here is the recent buzz about a potential acquisition. The company is reportedly exploring a sale after getting some takeover interest, and the stock jumped over 7% on the news. This is classic M&A speculation, and it makes CWAN a compelling name to watch. In the short term, I’m keeping an eye on two key levels: a break above $20.50 could signal more upside, while a drop below $18.53 might mean the momentum is fading.
Acquisition Buzz: The stock is up on reports that the company is exploring a sale.
Key Levels: Watch for a move above $20.50 (upside) or below $18.53 (downside).
3. On Holding ($ONON)
I have to admit, I see On shoes everywhere these days. The brand has exploded in popularity, and their latest earnings report confirms it. The stock surged after they posted strong numbers, which is a great sign of their growing power in the very competitive athletic apparel market.
This isn’t just a fleeting trend. On Holding is building a powerful brand with a loyal following and expanding its footprint across the globe. They keep rolling out innovative products that people seem to love. While the long-term story looks solid, it’s always smart to watch for pullbacks after a big run-up. A dip below $37.51 might present a more interesting entry point for those who believe in the brand’s continued growth.
Earnings Beat: The stock jumped after a strong earnings report.
Brand Power: Expanding globally with a loyal customer base.
Key Level: A drop below $37.51 could be a key support level to watch.
That’s all for this week’s watchlist. These three companies are at different stages and in different sectors, but they all have compelling stories driving them right now. Keep them on your radar!
Happy trading,
The Stock Region Team
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AMD doubling this year is impresive but that 60% data center growth forcast is the real headline. The $1 trilion AI market by 2030 sounds agressive until you look at the capex numbers from hyperscalers. CWAN is interesting on the M&A angle, those aquisition plays can move fast if a bid materializes. The $20.50 level makes sense as a breakout point given the volum spike on the news.