Stock Region Newsletter - Monday, June 23, 2025
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Greetings, Stock Region readers!
Happy Monday! If you're feeling that beginning-of-the-week energy, buckle up because today's watchlist serves up plenty of drama, opportunity, and intrigue. From Tesla's rollercoaster production moves to potential mega-mergers, we've got some intriguing stories to dive into. Here's what we’re watching closely this week:
Tesla ($TSLA)
Ah, Tesla. It's hard to ignore a name that dominates both the streets and the markets. Shares recently slid 4% after whispers of Cybertruck and Model Y production halts hit the news. But don't count Tesla out just yet—this stock has already clawed back ground after a jaw-dropping $152 billion selloff earlier in June. If that’s not a masterclass in resilience, I don’t know what is!
Why we're watching: With Tesla, volatility is part of the package—and where there’s volatility, there’s potential opportunity. We’re tuning into those production decision tidbits while keeping an eye on key levels. A pop above $332.05 could see the bulls running, while a slip below $316.35 might signal trouble ahead. Could it be an “opportunity disguised as chaos”? Maybe.
Northern Trust ($NTRS)
This one’s heating up, folks. Northern Trust is making headlines with a solid quarterly dividend of $0.75 per share AND some juicy rumors about merger talks with Bank of New York Mellon. Shares popped 5.5% on the speculation, and if trends hold steady, we could be looking at more fireworks soon.
Why we're watching: Steady dividends make me sigh contentedly—it’s the kind of boring-good news investors love. Add in the potential merger, and this is a stock to keep front and center whether you chase growth, income, or both. Watch for a push above $119.00 or dips under $116.60.
DoorDash ($DASH)
DoorDash is riding high—literally—with its stock nearing all-time highs after Raymond James Financial gave it an upgrade. That’s big, folks. I’ve got to say, watching this food delivery giant is like seeing a scrappy underdog graduate to financial royalty.
Why we're watching: The analyst upgrade adds another feather in DoorDash’s cap. This stock shows strong momentum, and levels above $226.35 could signal blue skies ahead. Keep an eye out for any dips below $225.00 to gauge whether confidence is slipping. For now, though, should we say “dash” right in?
Northrop Grumman ($NOC)
Defense and aerospace giant Northrop Grumman is a steady performer, with its stock up 6.34% year-to-date and a Q2 earnings call scheduled for July 22. Pre-market buzz continues to push the stock slightly higher, and I have to say, it’s fun watching this one quietly lead the pack.
Why we're watching: Sometimes steady wins the race. With upcoming earnings and impressive year-to-date returns, Northrop Grumman could see additional interest. A hop above $503.97 might set the ball rolling, but if it drops below $494.65, we’d want to pay close attention to any potential signals of cooling momentum.
Exxon Mobil ($XOM)
No watchlist feels complete without an energy sector powerhouse, and Exxon Mobil never fails to deliver. From oil price fluctuations to global geopolitical moves, this stock is almost a mirror for the energy sector itself.
Why we're watching: Exxon Mobil is firmly in the “market mover” club. Global energy trends often ripple straight through its stock price, making it a bellwether for major shifts. We’ve got eyes on $116.78 as a key upside level, and a slip below $115.80 might flag challenges ahead.
Stock Regioners, here's the deal. Every stock on our list this week has something special going on, whether it’s Tesla’s theatrics or Northern Trust’s potential merger narrative. Right now, the markets are serving up opportunities, risks, and everything in between—and that’s exactly where we, as savvy investors, thrive.
Until next time,
Stock Region Team
Disclaimer: The content in this newsletter is provided for informational purposes only and should not be taken as financial advice. Stock trading involves significant risk of loss. Always consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions.