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Stock Region Watchlist - This Week's Stock Buzz 🕵️♂️ | Friday, June 13, 2025
Stock Region Watchlist - This Week's Stock Buzz 🕵️♂️ | Friday, June 13, 2025
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Hi Stock Region Insider,
Happy Friday! It’s time to round up the stocks catching our eye this week. Before we jump in, remember, this isn’t financial advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
Alright, grab your coffee (or something stronger), and let's get into it!
🔎 Chevron ($CVX): A Balance of Risk and Reward
Chevron always seems to spark heated debates among investors, and this week is no different. Smithbridge Asset Management recently scooped up 5,753 shares of CVX, signaling institutional confidence. That’s no small deal and could mean some optimism about the company's direction.
On the tech front, Chevron’s collaboration with Halliburton is seriously cool. Their intelligent hydraulic fracturing tech isn’t just a mouthful to say; it could genuinely make drilling smarter and more efficient. But hey, before we pop the champagne, we have to face facts. Earnings are on a steep decline—projected to drop 31.6% this year. That’s a tough pill to swallow, even with the juicy 4.9% dividend.
Our Take: If you’re considering CVX, it might help to think of it as a play for dividends rather than capital gains in the short term. Levels to watch are $150.00 on the upside and $148.05 on the downside.
✈️ United Airlines ($UAL): Up in the Air? Not Anymore!
United Airlines is giving us new reasons to love flying (or at least tolerate it). Partnering with Spotify for free in-flight streams? Yes, please! From podcasts to playlists, they’re serving up high-altitude vibes across 680 aircraft.
UAL also had one heck of a week on the market, with a 4.83% stock climb in a single session. Loyalty program fans, take note! They’ve teamed up with JetBlue to create a passenger perk paradise. The ability to earn and redeem points across both airlines is as close to a win-win as we’ve seen in travel this year.
Our Take: United’s making all the right moves, both in customer experience and investor confidence. If you’re bullish, keep an eye on $75.00 as an upside target. Feeling cautious? Watch that $72.50 downside level.
🛡️ Northrop Grumman ($NOC): Silent but Strong
Sometimes, silence speaks louder than words, doesn't it? Northrop Grumman hasn’t dominated the news ticker recently, but that doesn’t mean it’s a snooze. Defense stocks are like that dependable friend who shows up when you need them most, and NOC benefits from increased government defense budgets.
With world events keeping geopolitical tensions high, stable performers like NOC often grab attention. The stock is hovering in a range that could get interesting at $540.00 on a breakout or $517.02 if downside risks emerge.
Our Take: If you lean toward steady, low-drama stocks that weather turbulence well, NOC might be your cup of tea.
🛋️ RH ($RH): Luxe Furniture, Luxe Stock?
RH (formerly Restoration Hardware) plays for the high-end crowd with style to spare. This stock’s mood swings are often tied to one thing—consumer spending. With no headline-grabbing news recently, it’s a wait-and-see game. Are people ready to splurge on luxury decor, or is RH’s next earnings report going to leave us cringing?
Stock levels to watch are $212.80 on the bullish side and $206.00 for the bearish camp.
Our Take: RH feels like that fancy couch everyone admires but no one wants to spill coffee on. It could perform beautifully, but only if consumer confidence stays strong.
Before You Go...
Remember, stocks have their ups and downs (just like life, right?). Always do your homework before investing, and don’t put all your eggs in one basket.
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Have a great weekend,
The Stock Region Team
Disclaimer: This newsletter is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always consult with your financial adviser before making investment decisions.