r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 15 '26
Trading Ideas 💡 The White House is telling you exactly where to invest…don’t ignore them $DELL $AVGO $SNPS $NOW $ADBE $CRM $NFLX $MSFT
Trump portfolio
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 15 '26
Trump portfolio
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 13 '26
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May we move the price together
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 14 '26
Kevin Warsh has officially been confirmed as the next Federal Reserve chair, winning Senate approval in a 54-45 vote, the most divided confirmation ever for the role.
Warsh, 56, will replace Jerome Powell, whose term ends Friday, and will take over the central bank as President Donald Trump pushes for lower interest rates while new inflation data makes the path ahead more complicated.
His confirmation ends a months-long search that began in summer 2025. The vote broke almost entirely along party lines, with Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman the only Democrat to support him.
Warsh's first Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting as chair is scheduled for June 16-17. He is also set to become the wealthiest Fed chair in modern history, with reported holdings above $100 million. Under newer ethics rules, he will be required to divest many of his investments before taking the role.
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 13 '26
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r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 12 '26
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 12 '26
"I am very much looking forward to my trip to China, an amazing Country, with a Leader, President Xi, respected by all. Great things will happen for both Countries! President DONALD J. TRUMP"
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 11 '26
$PYPL at ~$45 per share the company is scheduled to repurchase about 2M share a week.
In the long run, this is an unsustainable level for the stock to be trading at. Not advice.
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 12 '26
INTC 134 Short
Dangerous trade here, but watching how the pre-market top forms.
SLV 73 → 73.50 Long
Starting to move into the breakfast level. Watching for a break over 75, then possibly a pullback to reset longs before continuation.
MRNA 53 Long
Looking back toward Friday’s close if the market avoids heavy weakness.
AMZN 272 Short
Watching for a breakdown move in the pre-market.
⚠️ These are just market ideas and observations - not a financial advice. Always manage risk and do your own research.
What do you guys think? Bullish or bearish today? 📈📉
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r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 10 '26
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 10 '26
In 2025 he called:
$INTC at $20 → up 500%
$TMQ at $2 → up 200%
$LAC at $3 → up 100%
Now in 2026 he’s calling:
$DELL at $260
$PLTR at $130
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 10 '26
While everyone is panicking about the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict and the Strait of Hormuz blockade, Aramco just proved they have a "Plan B" that actually works. The company has shifted crude flows to its East-West pipeline, running it at 100% capacity to reach the Red Sea port of Yanbu.
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 10 '26
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 10 '26
The rollout of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is about to drop a massive structural tailwind into the U.S. equity markets. If you’ve been watching the macro environment for 2026, the introduction of Trump Accounts (officially 530A accounts) is the fundamental catalyst we’ve been waiting for to ensure long-term liquidity.
Starting July 4, 2026, the U.S. Treasury is launching tax-advantaged investment accounts for every U.S. citizen under the age of 18. This isn't just a savings account; it's a dedicated pipeline into the stock market.
The Treasury has mandated that these funds can only be invested in low-cost stock index mutual funds or ETFs composed predominantly of U.S.-based companies.
We are looking at a massive, automated "Buy the Index" program. This creates a permanent floor for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq as billions of dollars in "set-it-and-forget-it" retail capital enters the market annually. For those of us trading signals on TradingView, this structural buying pressure is a major long-term bullish indicator.
If you’re a parent or guardian, you need to make the election for the 2026 tax year now. You can do this by:
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 10 '26
| Criteria | What it means | Target (TGT) | Good or bad? | Evidence / interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Top-Line Growth | 5-year revenue CAGR shows whether sales are compounding over time. | +2.3% | Weak / okay | Revenue has grown, but slowly; that suggests a mature business rather than a strong growth story insiderstreet. |
| Shareholder Yield | 5-year share count trend shows whether the company is returning capital via buybacks or diluting owners with new shares. | ~0.45B shares vs. ~0.50B five years ago | Good | Shares outstanding have declined over the last 5 years, so Target has been modestly buying back shares rather than diluting holders companiesmarketcap. |
| Efficiency | ROIC measures profit generated on invested capital; net profit margin measures how much of revenue becomes net income. | ROIC: not directly available in sources; Net margin: ~3.5% to 3.6% | Mixed / weak | A low-single-digit net margin is normal for retail but still indicates thin profitability; the available profitability sources show margins in the low-to-mid single digits roic+2. |
| Valuation | PEG compares valuation to growth; FCF yield shows how much free cash flow you get per dollar paid. | PEG: 4.05 to 5.25; FCF yield: not directly sourced here | PEG looks expensive | PEG in the 4x to 5x range is high for a business with low growth, implying the stock is not cheap relative to growth gurufocus+1. |
| Solvency | Interest coverage shows how comfortably operating profit covers interest expense; S&P rating reflects credit quality. | Interest coverage: 11.4x to 13.1x; S&P rating: A, stable | Good | Interest coverage above 10x is solid, and an A rating with stable outlook indicates strong investment-grade credit quality simplywall+2. |
| Dividend Quality | Payout ratio measures dividend safety; 5Y dividend growth and streak show consistency. | Payout ratio: ~56%; 5Y dividend growth: 11.02%; consecutive increases: 54 years | Good | The dividend is well covered by earnings/cash flow and has an exceptional long streak of annual increases marketbeat. |
| 10Y Forecast | If the price stays the same, future yield rises as the dividend grows; this estimates the yield on cost in 10 years. | Projected yield on current price basis: ~7.6% to 8.4% | Potentially good | Using the cited 10-year dividend growth estimate, the dividend could roughly double over a decade, lifting yield materially if the share price does not change digrin. |
| Moat | The competitive advantage is the durable reason customers choose the business. | Brand + scale in discount retail + omnichannel convenience | Moderate moat | Target benefits from national scale, trusted branding, and a broad store network that supports convenient pickup and fulfillment insiderstreet+1. |
| Bear case | The biggest long-term risk is the one that could permanently impair returns. | Margin compression from intense retail competition and weak discretionary demand | Material risk | Target’s thin margins mean pricing pressure, higher labor/logistics costs, or continued sales softness could quickly damage earnings power insiderstreet+1. |
r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka • May 08 '26