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Coinbase (COIN) Stock: What’s Next After Its 24% Crypto-Driven Rally?

2 days ago | moneymorning.com | Josh Enomoto

Traders seeking a quick score got exactly that from Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN), which recently popped just under 24%. Thanks to its inclusion into the S&P 500, along with the stunning turnaround of the cryptocurrency market, Coinbase was enjoying its blue-sky moment. Still, it’s worth noting its broader demand profile. Historically, COIN stock suffers from a negative bias. Since its public market debut, the chance that at any given moment, a one-week long position will end up profitable is only 45.75%.
Avoid the Temptation: Rocket Lab (RKLB) is for Advanced Traders This Week

2 days ago | moneymorning.com | Josh Enomoto

With popular space economy participant Rocket Lab USA (NASDAQ:RKLB) encountering massive blood loss last Friday, there’s a temptation to bid up RKLB stock. It’s at this point that we hear the often-repeated mantra: be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful. It’s an aphorism that means everything and nothing at the same time. At the end of the day, the equities market represents an informational arbitrage.
3 Stocks Pinging Unusual Options Activity to Watch Closely This Week

2 days ago | moneymorning.com | Josh Enomoto

At the core, the equities sector represents informational arbitrage. On one hand, the bulls believe that certain assets or securities are undervalued and are willing to expend capital on this speculation. On the other hand, the bears believe the same tickers are overvalued and are quite happy to sell. Deciding which party is correct, though, is an extremely difficult exercise.
Palantir Technologies Soars on New U.K. Trade Deal

1 week ago | moneymorning.com | Rich Duprey

Shares of Palantir Technologies (PLTR) jumped 8% on Thursday after President Trump announced a new trade deal with the U.K. The surge came as the market as a whole rose on the news with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 both up 0.6%, but the Nasdaq 1%. All the indices gave back a little by the end of the trading day.
Repay Holdings (RPAY): The Penny Stock That’s Begging for a Bounce

1 week ago | moneymorning.com | Josh Enomoto

As a rule of thumb, you get what you pay for in the market. Subsequently, most people should avoid getting involved with penny stocks. Often violently speculative, the price discovery process undergirding these challenged, often dilapidated enterprises can cause consternation to even the most battle-hardened gambler. Still, the rewards of catching the right name at the right time can be intense. For those who don’t mind living life on the edge, Repay Holdings (NASDAQ:RPAY) should be on your radar.
Still the Best Coffee Stock to Buy? Dutch Bros Tops Estimates Again

1 week ago | moneymorning.com | Rich Duprey

Drive-thru coffee shop Dutch Bros (BROS) once again trounced Wall Street expectations, posting first-quarter earnings that handily beat analyst estimates on the top and bottom line. In a market where rival Starbucks (SBUX) and McDonald's (MCD) are disappointing investors, Dutch Bros continues to shine with higher sales and profits. By The NumbersThe third-largest coffee chain said revenue surged 29% to $355.2 million as comparable sales rose 4.7% from the year-ago period.
SmartRent (SMRT): The Hidden Quant Signal Flashing a 66.67% Upside Probability

1 week ago | moneymorning.com | Josh Enomoto

Have you been paying attention to Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) recently? Because what happened to OPEN stock — as in extreme bullishness from seemingly out of nowhere — could theoretically happen to SmartRent (NYSE:SMRT). You just have to know where to look. On April 29, I published an article on Money Morning entitled, “So Bad, It’s Good? How the Data Supports a Surprise Reversal in Opendoor (OPEN).” You can tell from this opening hook the kind of opportunity I was referring to.
ThredUp Surges 48% as New Shoppers Flood Thrift Market

1 week ago | moneymorning.com | Rich Duprey

Online resale shop ThredUp (TDUP) rocketed 48% higher yesterday after reporting record first-quarter results as tariffs caused shoppers to inundate the retailer. The number of new customers nearly doubled from the year before, rising 95% and continuing into the second quarter. ThredUp reported April was the strongest new customer acquisition month in the company's history.
Use This Quant Fund Technique to Extract Alpha from First Solar (FSLR)

1 week ago | moneymorning.com | Josh Enomoto

As a leading manufacturer of solar panels, First Solar (NASDAQ:FSLR) is perfectly aligned with modern sensibilities regarding resource generation and deployment. However, strong narratives alone can only do so much. At the end of the day, investors must convince themselves whether exposure to FSLR stock is worth the capital expenditure or not. Subsequently, it’s this demand profile — not anyone’s opinion about the business — which represents the core driver of First Solar’s market valuation.
Skechers Stock Soars 24% in Going-Private Deal

1 week ago | moneymorning.com | Rich Duprey

Skechers USA (SKX), the world's third-largest footwear company, agreed to be taken private by PE firm 3G Capital in a deal worth $9.4 billion, or $63 per share, which represents a 30% premium. In an interesting twist, Skechers is also offering shareholders the option of accepting cash of $57 per share, but also receiving one unlisted, non-transferable share of the privately held company for each current share they own. The transaction is expected to close by the third quarter.