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$PTON

(Peloton Interactive Inc.)

 

There may be no stay at home play we have been more bullish on the over the last year than Peloton. As Lead Trainer Tim Bohen always says its not the quantity of tickers, but quality.

Peloton is knocking it out of the park all over in its business and continues to be one of the strongest charts out there.

Check out these resources for more info on PTON:

https://stockstotrade.com/peloton-ipo/
https://stockstotrade.com/bohens-take-earnings-winner/

$DKNG

(Draftkings Inc.)

 

Sports are back and so is sports gambling, there is so much pent up demand in this sector and with Penn National ($PENN) aka Barstool Sports constantly in the news this ticker has been breaking out daily.

Draft Kings is also a SPAC (Blank check) which is a sector we have been telling to you track closely for trade ideas.

 

$PINS

(Pinterest Inc.)

 

Much like Peloton, Pinterest is another hot IPO Tim Bohen has been discussing the last year. https://stockstotrade.com/pinterest-ipo/ In his opinion a lot of people have “political fatigue” when it comes to a lot of social media.

The nice thing about Pinterest is it is very focused on design and art, with almost no off-topic arguing that you get so much on other social media networks.

Plus we have seen a huge BOOM in home remodeling and enhancements. Tim Bohen has also talked about this a lot on the Pre Market Prep https://stockstotrade.com/premarketprep/ with the reduction of travel many homeowners are looking to enhance their homes for “staycations” etc.

$TWTR

(Twitter Inc.)

 

In a 180 to Pinterest, Twitter is non stop arguing and politics. But people are drawn to it during a hotly contested election year. Pretty hard not to hear Twitter mentioned 100’s of times a day and the chart reflects this. Look for new breakouts all this week and month into the election.

$WWR

(Westwater Resources Inc.)

 

Monday mornings top weak open red/green short squeeze. In classic short trap fashion, WWR is a terrible company with almost no future. But as the chart on Friday reflects you cannot ever short the front side of a high volume move.

And doubly so in 2020, we have seen more and bigger short squeezes than any time in the last decade.