1. Nphase Technical Setup: Potential Inverse Head & Shoulders

"I have been watching some stocks that have not done well and one of them is Nphase. It really had a long decline, staying under the zero line until recently. Now, with an initial cross above zero and a formation resembling an inverse head and shoulders pattern, the immediate technical target appears to be around $56, possibly extending to $60 if support holds. The recent volume and a potential turnaround candle suggest early accumulation, making it a compelling dip buy opportunity for those looking to capture a reversal."

Josh (Stocks with Josh)

The speaker presents a trade call for Nphase based on a technical chart setup. He observes that after a prolonged decline, an inverse head and shoulders pattern might form with an immediate target in the mid-$50s, suggesting that the stock could rebound from current lows.

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2. Stride (LRN) as a Long-Term Growth Play in Online Learning

"The third is a company called Stride, ticker symbol LRN. This is an online learning business. We interviewed their CEO, James Rue. Hes an absolutely fantastic leader and human being. And what has happened post pandemic is there are still so many scenarios where children and families want to get extra learning online. There are certain special needs situations where a student cant get the care and attention that they need in the school system. And then there are other situations where perhaps you just have an outstanding physics student or French student in the classroom at school that wants to do some extra learning online. Finally, Stride is extending into adult learning and certifications because we all want to be lifelong learners. So, its both a wonderful business for people to consider as a customer, but I think its an excellent long-term investment."

Tom Gardner (The Motley Fool)

Tom Gardner positions Stride (LRN) as an attractive long-term investment, emphasizing its diverse offerings in online education and lifelong learning, bolstered by strong leadership and post-pandemic demand.

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3. Buy Meta if Price Falls Below 650

"Now, the first stock that I believe could do extremely well out of this pullback is Meta. Meta is down 6 and a half% on the month. Meta is just an amazing company with almost three and a half billion daily active people. I put in the current PE ratio for 2025 and I personally wouldn\'t pay much more than 23 times earnings. So, if Meta gets to 650 or below, I will likely start a position."

The Patient Investor

The speaker outlines a clear trade call on Meta. He highlights its strong fundamentals, huge user base, disciplined expenses and reinvestment strategy, and emphasizes that buying Meta at or below 650 is crucial to achieving his upside target. The commentary is supported by valuation metrics and growth expectations.

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