Okay folks, so we are approaching a very, very intense week. In fact, it's gonna be so intense your head is probably gonna spin. Let's just talk about earnings for a second: from Amc, Workhorse and Chegg on Monday: Excel, a Coinbase Upstart Triple D on Tuesday Neo Clover Coupeng Evie Go Blink on Wednesday Palantir, Baidu Gevo Tattoo, Chef Disney on Thursday and on Friday we have the quarterly 13f filings, which is where institutional investors like hedge funds go and report their biggest holdings. Given the market environment and focus on hedge funds, this is going to have a huge impact.

Seeking Alpha ran a study that showed the top 10 stocks from the 40 largest hedge funds since 2016 have dramatically outperformed the S P 500. Not surprising when you know the tactics that hedge funds use to win, but nonetheless understand that a lot of traders look at these 13f filings to find hidden gems and that's just the tip of the iceberg. There's just so much going on this week and we love volatility and we love Catalysts. But with all this in the forefront, you may be asking, hey Charlie, what are the top three stocks for this week? Well, we're going to be talking about just that in this video along with some updates.

The only thing I ask in return is that you hit that ravishing like button. And also don't forget to subscribe either. Okay, let's go ahead and start very, very quickly with updates. So Kixn was a nice winner from Friday.

We got a little bit lucky on this play. We briefed on it 30 minutes prior to market open. As a previous multi-runner from earlier this year that had just announced a huge pivot into the Ev business in China. This involves not just building out a whole unit dedicated to R D production and marketing, but also the company said that there are negotiations in terms of mergers and acquisitions.

So on. this new speculators were buying this up with images in their heads of this being the next Neo or the next Expat. I wouldn't say that though. I know Neo, I know, Xpev.

This ain't no Neo or Xbeth right now. This is a hype play. plain and simple and acknowledging that allows you to be a lot more effective in terms of capturing it. Sold off a few into Open, bounced off the redirectional Sma line, and from that bounce at two, it went to 337 about a 68 run to highs from said bounce 50 from the briefing.

Cattle's place had been pretty damn slow last week, but putting in the work and showing up every day allows you to be on the front pages when you actually do see things that take. But remember folks, these are hot rocks. They're fun to toss around, but if you hold them for too long, they burn you and there's a lot of future potential for the stock. I mean, you look at the opportunities for Catalyst runs in terms of future announcements on merger and Acquisitions investments, Clarification on E V R D There's just a lot of pressure releases that can come out and cause this to skyrocket again and we'll keep you updated if we see those.

Okay if you go. So Evgo fast charging station provider took an L last week as the company filed to register millions of shares to be issued in connection to the exercise of warrants. the dreaded D Word dilution that caused it to break its previous floor at 1034 and hit down to 877 before bouncing back a bit. My thoughts on dilution: It sucks for short-term positions, and it sucks for long-term positions that you're hoping to get lucky on and take profits on.

But at the same time, you do have to acknowledge that competing in the Ev race is very, very costly. You have to build out infrastructure, you have to build out software, You have to build out partnerships. The beginning of the Ev charging rates is going to be very, very expensive to build out, and when you're working with early stage companies, you have to acknowledge that when it comes to the long term, issuing more shares allows companies to build more value out and offer more value to current shareholders even if they did get diluted in the short run. So I would say yes.

Disappointed, but also optimistic. Okay, next. So early last week we briefed on Bysi. It was up on positive data for their lung cancer treatment and my projection was that strength was likely going to come in multiple waves of positive price action.

Now, to be more specific in terms of what that means: there's two major types of catalysts in the market. There's Bs catalysts, catalysts that come and don't actually mean anything but riled people into buying a stock, And there's real catalyst catalysts that come in that are actually dramatically good for the company. Now this case, getting positive data for their lung cancer treatment is legitimately huge. Yes, euphoria came in after that.

But when you have a real catalyst that has real staying power. and oftentimes, if your catalyst falls into the latter stage, which is a true catalyst, then you're going to start seeing residual runs. That is indeed what happened on Friday. And of course, we reiterated it Friday morning as well.

Okay, next update Amc. So Ookabooga. Amc's public stock price hasn't been doing much but the back and forth routine Tomorrow, the company will be reporting their earnings since Amc doesn't trade based on the fundamentals, but rather trades based on its short squeeze potential. Obviously, the earnings numbers aren't super super duper important.

They do matter in the long run for actual valuation, but they don't in terms of the short squeeze. But where there's a little bit of an asterisk is in terms of whether that earnings report is going to rile up retail traders. If you recall, Amc's last earnings report actually marked the floor, which then turned into a three-month hype storm. Coincidence, perhaps.

But the inherent value in earnings is that it does bring more people into the conversation and historically the more attention the meme stock has, the more volatile it trades. And if it goes down, I can already see the media saying Amc goes down as meme traders are hit with stark reality. If it goes up, you know what they'll say. That's right, Crickets.

Okay, now moving on to the top three stocks. Let's start with Mara. Lovely Mara Crypto has made its latest attempt to the upside thanks to the Bitcoin rallies that took the coin deeper into the 40s. Last week, you had Fidelity taking a 7.4 stake in Mara, showcasing the broader institutional acceptance of Bitcoin as a lucrative business model.

What's ironic though, is that Fidelity taking a stake in Mora? Lovely Mara is really an act of infidelity, because guess what? Mara has committed herself to so many of us already. She's quite lovely, and she's a little dirty tease. We know that in all seriousness, though, the institutional adoption of Mara is a huge, huge endorsement of the fact that mining is a very lucrative business model. And a few months ago, we talked about how China cracking down on Bitcoin miners is going to be Huge.

Because guess what, when you have less crypto miners, that means that the crypto miners that are still active are that much more profitable. They have less competition, and they have better margins. now. of course, crackdowns on Bitcoin miners also has the effect of killing the valuation of Bitcoin as a whole, temporarily suppressing that demand side.

But when Bitcoin's valuation comes back, which it is coming back right now, then you're like, okay, well, hey, all of the remaining miners are becoming very, very profitable. And of course, with Maura being one of the most aggressive Bitcoin miners, even recently announcing they purchased 30 000 Bitcoin miners from Bit Main at the start of the month, like hey, Mars getting very, very interesting, There's two major variables: Tomorrow you have the supply of miners in the market which is going down, and then you have the demand for what they mine, which is Bitcoin. As the demand for Bitcoin goes up and the supply stays low, you should see more. react very, very positively.

But if demand goes down again and we see some of that fun return to the Bitcoin market that could take longer to realize. But anyways, with Mars earnings expected to come out on the 13th or the 14th, I'm expecting a beat. and I'm looking forward to seeing their guidance for the upcoming quarters. Okay, next accela.

So exactly a week ago, we talked about how my projection was that excela thanks to its incredibly high short interest, it's consistent social sentiment boosts in the retail community, the fact that we've had five plus retail squeeze rallies, and the fact that it was heating up from that last suggests specifically that it was going to rally from the twos if retail picks up on it and retail did pick up on it, and that showed some truth early last week. What ended up happening is it ran Monday and Tuesday from that 26 to 354, which is just shy of 40 up. Then it had a downtrend cycle before picking up again on Friday. Now, here's the thing, when we're talking about a short squeeze play.

We're not looking for a 40 run. We're looking for something that tops the previous rallies right. And when we talked about heating up hey, this upward trend has only gotten hotter and higher and stronger. And when given the High Short interest, this is looking very similar to a land mine.

The question is, what is going to set off enough buying pressure to step on that landmine and cause a massive explosion That sets off all these short positions? Knowing that Extella is reporting earnings on Tuesday, it seems like we could very well be on the cusp of the next catalyst or opportunity for that to be set off. Okay, lastly, Triple D. So Triple D is a high conviction 3d printing play that we've held our conviction with through both Fud and favor. As you may recall, this was one of the biggest short attack plays out there earlier this year, and it called Short Sellers bluff by reporting huge earnings back in May which we covered Back then.

That set off a storm that caused the stock to run from 18 to 40 within a short time span. But then after it started selling off and it's a fair amount below those highs. However, we're kind of in this weird area where it's like not super high and it's not super low. As traders, we don't like things that are stagnant.

We don't like things that are right in the middle. We want to buy things that are either really ridiculously extremely cheap or really ridiculously extremely overvalued on high conviction planes. We buy in at dysphoria, and we sell out at Euphoria because we know there's always going to be another bad catalyst in the future. And there's always going to be another euphoric stage in the future if you have a high conviction in the stock.

So heading into earnings, my approach with this is pretty damn stoic. Probably a 60 to 40 chance they report good earnings, but it's much better for us. If this gets beat down like a rabid dog, would it be nice for my ego and fragile feelings if it goes up and beats on earnings? Sure, but it's so much better of an opportunity. If this gets beat down like a rabid dog, you look at their scaling into healthcare last quarter with 38 year over year beach.

You look at industry projections, You look at their growing profitability trend and it's like hey, this has earned its spot as a high conviction play proof of concept, rapidly growing market, but it just hasn't been doing much in terms of trading opportunities for the last few weeks and tomorrow is an opportunity for that to change. You consider that Ddd has a habit of beating Wall Street's expectations each quarter and it's like, hey, on one hand it's likely that they beat again. On the other hand, if they don't beat that, should cause a rapid sell-off If it doesn't beat this quarter, I'd expect a nice dip to exploit. If it does, I'd expect a nice rally back towards the 40s.

Charlie, Did you just say that stock can go up or down this week? Ah, genius. Captain Obvious by taking a step back, predicting on the stock is really, really lazy and the reason is because predicting only allows you to have a response to one outcome. However, when you have a high convection plan, you can have two different outcomes which is buy dysphoria and sell euphoria. So based on the outcome of the stock, you have a different reaction.

Do I think their favorite to beat? Yes, 60, 40. But that's pretty even odds. almost. So it's like, hey, why not just have a plan in place to exploit both realities.

That way we don't have to worry about being little dirty magical garden gnomes that can predict everything and instead just have a plan in place for whatever happens. and again, these are just my predictions. Obviously, you want to do your own work so that you can build up your own conviction. You can't get your conviction from other people because then when things get bad, you're just gonna panic.

Sell, You're not gonna exploit, you're gonna do things the opposite and so build your own conviction, make your own plays. Hopefully we have some inspiration on this channel, but at the end of the day, it is your game that you're playing. It's your battlefield and you have to fight it. Anyways, it's going to be a very, very exciting week and I'll see you all there.

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