Our 2025 MoneyShow Masters Symposium Miami just wrapped on Saturday. As host of our live events, I’m lucky to have a front-row seat for all the keynote speeches – and many of the in-depth workshops – our experts deliver.
That also means I get a feeling for which themes, sectors, and individual names get the most “buzz.” Three of them stood out to me – and I’m going to share their charts today!
One is the “Big Tech” fav Nvidia Corp. (NVDA). Even though it has gone from rallying nonstop to trading in a WIDE sideways range, several experts still said to stick with it. They think it’s only a matter of time before it gets its mojo back.
As you can see in this first MoneyShow Chart of the Day, NVDA is consolidating after a massive rally off the April panic low. If it can clear the $142.50 area, it looks like a move to the old highs could be in the cards.
Next up is the financial sector...which is most easily represented by the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLF). A few speakers suggested the outlook remains positive here – and I can’t argue with the second MoneyShow Chart of the Day, either.
While banks, brokers, insurers, and other XLF stocks got hammered during the tariff-driven selloff, they’ve recovered strongly. If XLF can trade sideways for a bit to catch its breath, I wouldn’t be surprised to see it push through overhead resistance around $52 later.
Finally, let’s talk about a value name that caught some buzz – Boeing Co. (BA). The headlines have been terrible here for the past year-plus. Labor strife. Safety concerns. The tariff fight with China. Boeing has faced it all.
But look at my third MoneyShow Chart of the Day. The stock sliced through overhead resistance around $185 recently, then extended its breakout. I don’t know what the future holds for trade negotiations. Investors don’t seem to be too worried, though. The next move could push this name toward old resistance in the mid-to-high $200s (not shown).
I hope this from-the-floor intelligence helps. Next time, consider joining me at a MoneyShow event in person – to get all the buzz your portfolio can handle FIRST hand!
