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3/ Housing stocks aren’t out of the woods yet, but a breakout above resistance could signal a turnaround. Keep an eye on XHB and related names like PulteGroup, Lennox, and Toll Brothers for potential value plays. Full story here 👇.

2/ The Case-Shiller Home Price Index shows price growth slowing since early 2024. Meanwhile, the SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (XHB) bounced off its 200-week moving average and is now testing key resistance near the 50-week SMA.

1/ Housing has been a hot topic, especially for investors looking at stocks and ETFs linked to homebuilders. After a COVID boom, home price appreciation collapsed and prices started to fall — a tough backdrop.

3/ With AI momentum building and strong talent acquisition, META looks well-positioned for growth in the dog days of summer. Recommended action: Buy META. Full story here 👇.

2/ META is making moves to lead the AI race. Apple’s top AI exec, Ruoming Pang, is joining Meta’s new Superintelligence Labs with a multi-million-dollar package. Zuckerberg is recruiting top talent from Scale AI, OpenAI, Google, and more.

1/ The market’s heating up with earnings season, the next Fed meeting, and June GDP estimates coming soon. Retail investors bought a record $155.3B in stocks in H1 2025, but sentiment isn’t overly bullish yet — lots of cash is still on the sidelines.

3/ Intel is streamlining operations, including a recent plan to cut 529 jobs in Oregon as part of a broader 20% global workforce reduction. With these moves and changing market tides, INTC looks positioned for a rebound. Recommended action: Buy INTC. Full story here 👇.

2/ Intel (INTC) is a prime example of a turnaround play benefiting from this rotation. Despite a tough environment, INTC is showing promise as patience pays off amid market shifts away from hot sectors like tech and industrials.

1/ Wall Street’s momentum trade is shifting — trendy growth stocks are cooling, and lagging sectors like energy, healthcare, and consumer discretionary are gaining favor. This rotation favors names farther from their all-time highs.

3/ If you look at high-beta stock ETFs, you’ll find many tech and consumer discretionary names — just like crypto. They aren’t real estate or staples. Cryptos are tech stocks, and it’s time we treat them as such. The trend? They’re going up — just like stocks. Full story here.

2/ More specifically, cryptos act like high-beta stocks, meaning they’re more volatile and move more than low-volatility stocks. Bitcoin’s recent all-time highs mirror the rise of high-beta stocks after the COVID rally, showing similar patterns of consolidation and breakout.

1/ Cryptocurrencies — whether you call them coins, tokens, or just crypto — are basically tech stocks. They’re code traded on-chain, part of the tech sector just like hardware, software, or cloud computing. Crypto’s market cap (~$3.5T) makes it a mid-sized tech subsector.

3/ What to do now: Trim exposure to overbought/high-beta stocks, raise 5-10% cash for buying opportunities, tighten stop-losses on momentum plays, rebalance into quality names with earnings visibility, and watch breadth closely for signs of fragility. Full story here 👇.

2/ The longer-term uptrend remains intact, supported by breadth and a bullish MACD. Any weakness should be seen as tactical rotation, not a broad downtrend — unless key breadth and moving average signals start to break down.