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Five new stock and ETF analyses are added each week and tracked over time. Each selection includes the market context, thesis, catalysts, risks and price targets behind the research.

Amazon and Digital Realty are two of our top stocks to watch this week. Amazon enters earnings with strength across AWS, advertising, retail, and artificial intelligence, while Digital Realty offers exposure to the expanding demand for data centers and cloud infrastructure. Here’s our outlook for AMZN and DLR, including the catalysts, risks, technical levels, and price targets investors should watch.

Micron Technology (MU) Price target: Members Only If the stock cannot defend 800, there’s a high chance it falls to 650.00-700 and consolidates for weeks / months before attempting another leg up. The faster it breaks above 905.00, the higher probability it sees the next resistance within a 4-6 week timeframe. Since the market correction in April, Micron Technology has stood out as one of the market’s strongest performing stocks, nearly tripling in value before its recent pullback. That rally was built on expectations for explosive AI memory demand, and Micron’s latest earnings did more than validate those expectations. Despite the blowout report, Micron has fallen sharply alongside the broader semiconductor sector. The pullback appears driven more by profit taking, stretched...

ProShares UltraPro QQQ ETF TQQQ Price target: Members Only Would like to see it defend 66.00.The “Magnificent Seven” are significantly underperforming in 2026. Roundhill’s Magnificent Seven ETF, $MAGS, has returned just 2.6% year to date, including dividends, compared with a 10.9% gain for the S&P 500 and a 19% gain for the Nasdaq.What’s Happening?  A few factors are at play, the biggest one is the broadening market. Money has rotated into semiconductors, memory stocks, industrials, financials, healthcare and smaller companies. On several recent sessions, the equal weight S&P 500 and Russell 2000 have outperformed even while mega cap technology weakened. Second, investors are questioning AI spending. Microsoft, Meta, Amazon and Alphabet are spending enormous amounts on AI infrastructure. The market is...

Apple (AAPL) Price target: Members Only A couple years ago, at the very start of the AI rally, Apple became the “bad apple” of the Magnificent 7 because of they didn’t commit hundreds of billions towards the AI buildout like other large cap tech. The tables seem to be turning 24 months later as investors rethink the cost and timeline to materialize actual returns from the AI buildout spending / CapEx other companies have deployed.  Apple vs Everybody While Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta raced to build the infrastructure behind AI, Apple took a different route…owning the device layer where consumers actually experience AI. AI gets all the attention, but it’s only as powerful as the interface people use to interact...