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Today's Watchlist: Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Today's Watchlist: Wednesday, September 17, 2025
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Hey Stock Region crew,
Hope you’re ready to tackle the day. Here’s a quick look at what’s catching my eye on the market this Wednesday.
Here are the four stocks that are making moves and have my full attention.
1. Nvidia ($NVDA)
Let's just call it what it is: Nvidia is the undisputed king of the AI world. They aren't just part of the revolution; they are powering it. With their GPUs in the data centers of giants like OpenAI, Microsoft, and Amazon, they have a stranglehold on the market.
The numbers are just staggering. Data center revenue shot up 56% year-over-year last quarter. That's not just growth; that's an explosion. Now, they're expanding their "sovereign AI" initiative into the UK, proving their global ambitions are as massive as their chips.
Sure, the valuation looks steep, but I see this as a ticket to long-term growth. The demand for their next-gen Blackwell Ultra GPUs isn't slowing down. It feels like we're still in the early innings of this story.
2. Alibaba ($BABA)
Alibaba is waking up, and its AI and cloud businesses are leading the charge. Cloud revenue is up 26%, but the real story is the triple-digit growth in AI-related revenue for eight straight quarters. This isn't a fluke; it's a fundamental shift in their business.
I’m particularly impressed by their strategic move to develop in-house AI chips. This is a smart play to sidestep geopolitical drama and U.S. export controls. On the home front, e-commerce is still chugging along nicely, with solid domestic and international growth.
Analysts are starting to come around, raising their price targets. For me, the stock still looks undervalued compared to its peers, which could make this an interesting entry point. Keep an eye on the $166.59 level for a potential breakout and $165.32 on the downside.
3. Workday ($WDAY)
In the world of enterprise software, Workday is a quiet giant. They are the backbone for so many companies with their human resources and financial software. Their recent earnings report showed that subscription revenue is rock-solid, a sign that businesses see them as a necessity, not a luxury.
What gets me excited is their integration of AI. They’re embedding artificial intelligence into their platform to supercharge analytics and automation. This makes their product stickier and more essential than ever. As they continue to land bigger and bigger enterprise clients, their path for future growth looks incredibly clear.
Short-term levels to watch are $240.50 on the upside and $228.50 on the downside.
4. Netflix ($NFLX)
The king of streaming isn't giving up its throne. Netflix’s relentless investment in original content continues to pay off, pulling in subscribers from every corner of the globe. With more blockbusters in the pipeline, engagement should stay high.
Their ad-supported plan was a genius move. It opened the door for a whole new group of users and created a fresh revenue stream. Combine that with their aggressive and smart expansion into international markets with localized content, and you have a powerful growth engine.
I also like their recent focus on profitability. They seem to be getting smarter about their content spending without sacrificing quality, which is great news for their margins. For the traders out there, watch for a move above $1,219.90 or a dip below $1,214.00.
That’s all for today. Keep these on your radar and trade smart.
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