Below you will find a list of stocks researched, hand picked & watched by me. I grade, organize, & rank the plays taking into account Risk (R), Value (Va), Growth Potential (G), Intuitional Ownership (I), Volatility (Vo), Earnings History (H), & Market Conditions (M). I then score them, set price targets, & provide a quick thesis about the company. I do not throw stocks up until I thoroughly research them. The way I figure it, I ought not be drawing attention to stocks I'm not confident enough to buy myself. The Stock Tip Report is NOT investment advice, it is strictly to assist you in your own idea generation, & you should always do your own DD. Please read the "Important Disclaimer" at the Bottom of this Page.

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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: I am NOT a registered investment adviser, broker dealer, or member of any other association for research providers in any jurisdiction whatsoever & I am NOT qualified to give financial advice. Investing/Trading in securities, particularly microcap securities, is highly speculative & carries an extremely high degree of risk. The information, analysis, & opinions listed above are my own & may not properly reflect the underlying conditions of a company or security. You should do your own Due Diligence. If you trade based on anything I have written YOU ACCEPT FULL RESPONSIBILITY AND LIABILITY for your own trades & actions & hold the author of this publication harmless. If that isn’t clear enough DO NOT TRADE, ACT, OR INVEST, BASED UPON ANYTHING I WRITE OR RECOMMEND. There, we should be solid now.

Before you Trade Today: Know the Economic Calendar!

StockTips Market Key Takeaway’s: Big tech earnings will determine what kind of earnings season & outlook we’ll have through to next quarter. This week we will find out precisely to what extent tech is affected by inflation, supply chain issues, & the semiconductor shortage. Expect the market to be indecisive until conditions eventually provide some kind of assurance as to the direction of the economy. Remember that tech makes up a massive block of U.S. markets & tech firms are among the more seriously overvalued sectors of the economy. Bearish earnings or bearish guidance will therefore have the potential the draw down the entire market. Watch closely. Do not assume that each company is in its own vacuum. We will want to assess reoccurring trends early.

Personally I welcome a possible correction. Tech has the tendency to drag down the entire market when the market turns against it. As someone who invests primarily in reliably profitable growth company’s trading at a solid value on a pullback of no true consequence, my plays thrive in such conditions. So as long as I have enough capital to average down every 5% or so, my profit is generally amplified under such circumstances. Moreover, when folks readjust their portfolio under market corrections what do they usually seek out? Value & growth! I say bring on the bears!

Going into Tomorrow: On the economic calendar we have the National Activity Index & the Dallas Fed Fed Manufacturing index. The National Activity Index gauges overall economic activity & related inflationary pressure. You’ll want to pay attention to that. The Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index asks firms whether output, employment, orders, prices and other indicators increased, decreased or remained unchanged over the previous month. Its a solid indicator as to the state of manufacturing.

Among the earnings coming out tomorrow are BGFV, AMKR, & FB. These earnings, for us, will be essential in assessing much of the rest of the quarter. For example, BGFV will give a great deal of insight into the sporting goods market … and more specifically, I’ll be anticipating their firearms segment (think POWW). Remember that AMKR is a semiconductor packaging & test services provider. The company should give us some solid insight as to the state of semi’s. $FB already crashed somewhat due to bearish conditions as implied from poor $SNAP guidance. That, & well, their CEO Jack Dorsey hasn’t exactly been positive lately. Twitter, like many tech companies of their stripe, make most of their revenue through advertising. Investors will be asking if $FB can prove that $SNAP is a one off event, or a continuation of poor social media guidance.

Breaking Market Moving News Heading into 10/25/2021:

• Asian shares steady, dollar weak as traders await earnings

• Asia-Pacific stocks struggle for direction as investors look ahead to HSBC earnings

• Dow futures fall slightly after the blue-chip average notches third winning week in a row

• ‘Buckle your seatbelts’ because earnings will start to disappoint, long-term bull Art Hogan warns

• Big Tech companies report earnings: What to know this week

• Big Tech earnings, Pfizer COVID-19 booster shot meeting, inflation data top week ahead

• China is pushing to develop its own chips — but the country can’t do without foreign tech

• Investors bet rising steel prices will march higher

• Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey says ‘hyperinflation’ will happen soon in the U.S. and the world (Such statements might as well be foreshadowing their shortcomings this quarter … we will see)

• Pelosi says Congress is close to a deal on Biden’s social spending plan

• Schumer and Manchin are in infrastructure talks at Biden’s Delaware home

• Yellen says U.S. is not losing control of inflation

• US Coast Guard monitoring 'adrift shipping containers' off Pacific coast amid supply chain crisis

• Kellogg's slapped with $5M lawsuit over pop tarts strawberry filling

• China’s debt-ridden Evergrande resumes work on more than 10 property projects

• Trump media SPAC stock doubles, bringing 2-day gains to 800% in retail-trading frenzy

• Yellen says Americans haven't experienced current inflation rate 'in a long time'

• US federal budget deficit hits $2.8T, second-largest figure ever

• McDonald's workers strike to protest alleged sexual harassment with goal of unionizing

• 'Doggy meme coin' jumps 50%, becomes 11th largest crypto coin

• Market seeing 'a tale of two cities' amid supply chain issues: Expert

• Supply chain experts weigh in on causes, solutions for backlog

• Where are the workers? Cutoff of jobless aid spurs no influx

• More truckers won't solve US port congestion, supply chain issues: Harbor Trucking Association CEO

• Spillover from China's property debt risks is controllable - Xinhua

• Biden's first mistake was canceling Keystone pipeline: Kaltbaum

• Evergrande, EV unit shares jump after chairman signals business shift

• Brent Oil Rises Near $86 as Saudi Arabia Vows Caution on Supply

• Apple, Amazon, Comcast, Chevron, Boeing, and Other Stocks to Watch This Week

Todays STOCK TIPS: If its on this list (BELOW), I’m either holding a position or considering it for my own portfolio.

Note: I likely have a different trading style than you. Therefore I may look at stocks & approach the market differently than you. I trust the financials. I mostly target reliably profitable growth stocks trading at a value on a dip of no consequence pending favorable economic conditions. I buy in slow, & sell the excess, if necessary, on the parodic pops above my cost basis. I love covered calls on volatile stocks. I build positions by buying in slowly in the red & I’m willing to run the clock on what I see as a promising trade. I also expect & account for uncertainty & constantly re-evaluate. FOMO to me is an F-word. I don't chase & I never buy meme stocks. I am willing to limit profit to guarantee it & there is nothing I love more than a market panic. I outperform impatient folks swinging for grand slams because I hit homeruns while swinging for base hits. Quite often plays can take as long as a quarter, or perhaps more, to pan out. Discipline goes a long way. Discipline, however, is a lot easier if you know what you’re trading.

REMEMBER: My personal buy list gets updated early at a zone above my desired buy-in-price so as to react in time when stocks hit the proper price target. The profit/loss percentage as reflected on the “date added” line" therefore does not reflect profit/loss percentage from the desired buy-in price.

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