Weekly Update: My Top 10 Super Stocks

Good evening, and welcome to this week’s edition of Stealth Trades!

Last week, I held a webinar to share my top 10 “Super Mover Stocks.” 9 of the 10 have continued to press higher.

In case you missed it, here is the list.

These are not blanket buy recommendations. These are simply some of my favorite high momentum stocks in strong uptrends seeing heavy institutional buying.

We are in a strong bull market. And these are the kinds of stocks I look for clean entry points on.

Do your own due diligence and set your own risk parameters.

Credo Technology Group (CRDO)

CRDO is a technology manufacturer that makes circuits, cables and other parts for data infrastructure systems.  It is up 164% year to date and steadily marching higher.

Arcellx (ACLX)

ACLX is a biotech working on revolutionary cell therapy treatments for cancer patients. The stock is a bit volatile but showing high relative strength. This could be a decent buy point on this pullback to the 50-day moving average.

TPG Inc. (TPG)

TPG is a $25-billion-dollar money management firm seeing tremendous growth. The company is likely to see compound growth as the bull market accelerates since while they are growing their assets under management, those assets also increase as stock prices rise. The stock appears to be breaking out from a 4-week consolidation pattern.

Oklo Inc. (OKLO)

OKLO is a nuclear stock, and this group has seen a huge rally over the last two months. OKLO is more volatile than my next pick, which is also in this group, but it is nonetheless a fast-mover.

NuScale Power Corporation (SMR)

SMR has been one of my favorite stocks since the beginning of the year. It is now up over 1,000% year-to-date. The company builds small modular reactors designed to power AI data centers.  We purchased the stock in our FIRE Trader service last month and have more than doubled our money already. We also had a big win trading a breakout on this name in Alpha Stocks. The trend is so powerful, this is one you want to just strap into, trail a stop loss, and ride the momentum as long as it lasts.

Carvana (CVNA)

Carvana was one of the biggest boom-and-bust names of the post-COVID rally. The stock shot up 1,281% between 2020 and 2021 before collapsing all the way back down. It makes big trends – both up and down – and right now the trend is clearly upward. Shares have doubled since September and appear to be breaking out once again.

Kinder Morgan (KMI)

This is an institutional favorite in the oil and gas sector, and right now no price seems too high for this stock. It is riding the momentum of Trump’s presidential victory with renewed optimism about more favorable conditions for drillers.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH)

Cruise stocks are highly cyclical – meaning they ebb and flow with the health of the overall economy. Investors are extremely bullish on the new Trump economy, and this stock is responding in kind. It seems to me that this stock has been held back by fears of another pandemic shutdown which, under Trump, are far less likely. It traded for $60 before COVID, yet today still trades for less than half that price.

Palantir Technologies (PLTR)

This has been a “just buy it” stock all year. Nothing has been able to slow it down. PLTR makes the central operating system software used by a number of commercial and government clients. Founded by venture capitalist Peter Thiel and hedge fund tycoon Stephen Cohen, the company has huge government contracts – both domestic and international – that make them billions.

Rocket Labs (RKLB)

I’m not sure what “rocket” is referring to – the company’s products or its stock price. The aerospace juggernaut develops launch and control systems for the space and defense industries. Wall Street loves the stock. The company failed to meet earnings projections last quarter, and RKLB still went up 28% on the day. It is a monster, and I would consider buying on any pullbacks.

Best wishes for your trading,

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