The S&P 500's Top 5 Leading Stocks for Nov 18-22, 2024

Here are the top five leading stocks for last week. The reason this is important is because this blog focuses on momentum trading. Momentum trading believes that stocks that lead tend to keep leading and stocks that lag tend to keep lagging. There will be some exceptions, but this rule tends to stay true. In the case that it doesn't, exit out.

** These charts posted here are six-month charts

 

The S&P 500's Top 5 Leading Stocks


5. Deere & Company ($DE)

    Deere & Company is a manufacturing company that manufactures agricultural, construction, and forestry equipment.

4. Costar Group ($CSGP)


    Costar Group provides real estate information, analytics, and online marketplaces.

3. Vistra ($VST)

    Vistra generates electricity and specializes in retail electricity sales and renewable energy development.

2. Keysight Technologies ($KEYS)

    Keysight specializes in electronics test and measurement solutions for telecommunications, aerospace, automotive, and semiconductors industries.

1. Super Micro Computer ($SMCI)


    Super Micro Computer focuses on high-performance server and storage solutions to optimize things like data center systems, AI infrastructure, and energy-efficient green computing products.


The Blog Portfolio

This is how the blog currently looks. 

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We didn't remove any stocks here because our stop-loss percentage is 5%. Feel free to compare the growth of these stocks with last week's portfolio screenshot.

Keeping Up With Last Week's Recommendations

Let's look at how they did in chart format since last week. These will be in the one-month chart. Check the growth from the number 11.

5. Dexcom ($DXCM)

4. Schwab Charles ($SCHW)


3. Tapestry ($TPR)

2. Palantir ($PLTR)

1. Walt Disney ($DIS)


What's a "stop-loss"?

A stock loss is a way to make sure you aren't losing too much money if the stock you're investing in drops. It's a tool on many if not all trading platforms. You can set your stop loss as a percentage or a number. 


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