Weekend Updates - A Few Stock that I would like to Accumulate: 3|23|25

Last week, the U.S. stock market showed signs of stabilization after several weeks of declines, driven by moderated fears over tariffs and recession concerns. The S&P 500 went up about 0.5%, attempting to end the week higher despite ongoing uncertainty. The DOW gained about 1.2%, while the NASDAQ saw a modest increase of around 0.2%. This rebound followed a period of volatility, with sentiment influenced by cooling inflation data and the Federal Reserve comment that it still expected to have two rate cuts in 2025. Having said that, the economic growth and trade policies concerns are still lingering. Overall, the market exhibited a mixed but slightly positive trend for the week. Nvidia had its GTC and Quantum computing summit last week which I updated through WhatsApp messages. It's nothing but promising..

A few stocks I would like to accumulate, if I have cash on the sidelines for LONG TERM

TESLA (TSLA) charging stations, show rooms and Tesla cars were being burnt for last 2-3 weeks. Undoubtedly this is terrible to see such vandalism in this nation but this is going to make Tesla even stronger. Let’s not forget Tesla was about to get bankrupted many times viz. 2008, mid 2017-2018 when company had just about a month of cash left for its Model 3 production ramp-up. Let’s not forget that Tesla stock has gone up about 20,800% since going public. So, betting against Musk on this front might just add fuel to Tesla’s fire. While the mainstream media tends to focus on a few high-profile Tesla vehicle crashes, the company’s fourth-quarter safety report showed its FSD-equipped vehicles had just one crash per 5.9 million miles compared to the U.S. average of one crash per 700,000 miles, that’s nearly 8.5x safer than a human driver.

Nvidia (NVDA):As I have said many times before, this AI giant is one of the most cheap stock in the market looking to its tremendous growth potential, from revenue and earnings perspective. But market sentiment has changed after the DeepSeek news despite NVDA spectacular quarters. For the last 9 months stock has not gone anywhere. But in my view this may be good time to accumulate. 


Netflix (NFLX) and META: These two companies have been delivering the best earnings for last couple of quarters in technology segment, of course other than NVDA. So, these looks good to me. 


The above stocks are not recommendations to buy those stocks, rather my personal view and NOT an investment advice. I may be completely wrong...


What can we expect this week?
The U.S. stock market may continue to be influenced by key economic data and policy uncertainty. As you may know President Trump has set April 2 for retaliatory tariff against many counties. Here are some KEY ECONOMIC numbers that would influence the market. 
Tuesday, 3/25 : Consumer Confidence.
Thursday, 3/27: Q4 GDP
Friday, 3/28: PCE inflation.

If consumers confidence and PCE numbers are good then it could drive sentiment—cooling inflation might lift hopes for future rate cuts, while sticky numbers or tariff news could spark volatility.

Finally, Trump shared Paul Atkins as his pick for SEC Chairman. Let's hope something good happens at SEC!!

STOCKS to Watch: Technology Stocks: TSLA, NVDA, AVGO, NFLX, META, QQQ, Financials, QUantum Computing stocks. VIX

One of my blog holding Redfin (RDFN) will be acquired buy Rocket Mortgage Company (RKT) for about $12.50. That'a a good news!

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