5 Monster Stocks To Watch for Trading on June 25

5 Monster Stocks To Watch for June 25 Trading

June 25, 2019 – Stock Mentions AGN, MSFT, SNAP, TSLA, BA

Michael Kramer and the clients of Mott Capital own MSFT and TSLA

US Markets

  • S&P 500 Futures – 3 points
  • US 10-Year 2%
  • Dollar Index 96.02
  • VIX 15.36
  • Oil $57.67

International Markets

  • China Shanghai -0.87%
  • Hong Kong HSI -1.15%
  • Japan Nikkei -0.43%
  • South Korea KOSPI -0.22%
  • Germany DAX +0.01%
  • UK FTSE -0.11%

US Trading

S&P 500 (SPY)

Stocks are pointing to a slightly lower opening for June 25. The 2,940 level offers a solid level of support for the index currently, with the next big level around 2,915. So for now, it would seem like the index has the potential to continue it slow drift lower.

Stocks To Watch

Allergan (AGN)

AGN is surging on June 25 after Abbvie agreed to buy AGN for $63 billion.  It is the second deal in two weeks and is likely to continue to give the health care and biotech sector a bid.

Microsoft (MSFT)

MSFT had its price target raised at Jefferies to $90 from $80, with an underperform rating, but sees MSFT as significantly overvalued. I still think the stock heads to $141.

SNAP (SNAP)

I continue to think that SNAP heads towards $16.

Tesla (TSLA)

Opco believes that TSLA  delivery results will come in better than feared when the company reports next week. The stock is quickly approaching the downtrend that has plagued TSLA since December. The next few days will be telling.

Boeing (BA)

BA looks like it may have bullish pennant forming and BA could be on its way to $400.

Have a good one

-Mike

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