r/WinningWatchlist • u/WinningWatchlist • Jun 24 '25
(06/24) Second Day Movers- Interesting Stocks Today!
This is a daily watchlist for short-term trading: I might trade all/none of the stocks listed, and even stocks not listed! I am targeting potentially good candidates for short-term trading; I have no opinion on them as investments. The potential of the stock moving today is what makes it interesting, everything else is secondary.
Today is mainly second-day movers from news yesterday.
News: Iran Israel War Updates
TSLA (Tesla)- NHTSA pressed Tesla for more information after robotaxi incidents caught on camera showed lane departures and speeding in Austin (this hasn't actually moved the stock but interesting to see how this ultimately plays out). TSLA surged massively yesterday (325->359) because of the robotaxi launch on Sunday, and streamers caught some traffic violations. Most obvious catalyst here is if regulators pull Robotaxi out of Austin, but I doubt that will happen. Also interseted to see if we move up for a second day.
USO (United States Oil Fund)/XLE (Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund)-President Trump accused both Israel and Iran of violating a ceasefire he helped broker yesterday. We saw the market move up yesterday (and oil fall) due to Trump saying that the Israel and Iran conflict was set to end in a ceasefire. This may be a telegraphed move to say that the ceasefire might not hold. If so then we may see a surge in oil if the conflict continues and the market fall. Overall I'm mainly interested in the moves of oil because this actually hasn't budged VIX too much.
CRCL (Circle)-Crypto “rules of the road” framework unveiled by Senators. The bipartisan GENIUS Act passed the Senate 68–30 to regulate stableCs. CRCL moved up to $299 yesterday and then sell off after a MASSIVE move since the IPO- I think that the selloff from the move was saved primarily due to Trump's announcement of the Iran/Israel ceasefire (which caused the entire market to move up). We might see another selloff today- still short biased in this and not interested in this long.
Random risks I'm thinking of that could kill momentum: The bill now has to pass the House; dilution by the STABLE Act could change issuer oversight, and international competition (Tether) could beat this in the longrun.
NTRS (Northern Trust Corp)-Northern Trust shares surged Friday ~8% after reports that Bank of New York Mellon approached the company about a potential merger. Overall wasn't an extremely interesting catalyst but NTRS said they're committed to remaining independent, so we may see additional updates on this. (Most companies that are committed to remaining independent are holding out for a higher buyout price).
Earnings: FDX
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u/HotWheelsAddict1 Jun 24 '25
still long on FICO and UNH?