Top 10 Stocks to Watch: June 2025

If buying pressure continues into June, look for buyers to target $6,100, followed by new all-time highs

Last month, we pondered the possibility of a retest to the downside in May, which did not occur. We also thought that if buying pressure continued, it could take us to the $6,000 level, which did occur. The first week of May saw price briefly consolidate, followed by strong buying pressure to $5,993.50.  The last week of

May presented a head fake, with a quick move down to $5,756.50 followed by a return to $6,008. As of this writing, price has pulled back, sitting just over $5,900. 

Since mid-April price has risen significantly, and the possibility of sellers regaining some control seems to be mounting. If we see a sell-off as we move into June, look for sellers to target the $5,700 level. If that level is achieved, it would be a new low since mid-May. 

That said, with price action setting a recent near-term high of $6,008, which last occurred in February, buyers continue to retain control. If buying pressure continues into June, look for buyers to target $6,100, followed by new all-time highs. 

 
A note on earnings trades 

To capture the bulk of the volatility of earnings announcements, earnings trades are often executed either the day before or on the day of the earnings announcement. However, earnings trades can also be placed days or weeks before an earnings event, which could lead to early profit taking.  

Alternatively, placing a trade shortly after an earnings announcement can be a strategic choice to circumvent the binary nature of the event. Evaluate each trade in a way that allows you to execute the position that matches your strategy.   

If you're considering a trade going into an earnings event, one approach is to initiate the position in the monthly options contract that follows the earnings event.

This strategy offers flexibility. Should you need to defend your position — perhaps because of unexpected market movements — you have the choice to “roll” it out to the subsequent monthly options. Rolling out the position in this way enables you to extend its duration and potentially collect more premium, providing a buffer against market volatility. 

Top 10 stocks to watch in April 2025 

1. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) – June 3, After market close 
2. Dollar Tree (DLTR) – June 4, Before market open 
3. Broadcom (AVGO) – June 5, After market close 
4. DocuSign (DOCU) – June 5, After market close 
5. Oracle (ORCL) – June 10, After market close 
6. Adobe (ADBE) – June 12, After market close 
7. Carnival Corp. (CCL) – June 24 
8. FedEx (FDX) – June 24, After market close 
9. Micron Technology (MU) – June 25, After market close 
10. Nike (NKE) – June 26, After market close 

1. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) – Provides enterprise IT, including servers, storage and networking. HPE is down 16.99% year-to-date. Its IVR is 46.5, with June IVx at 64.3, July IVx at 51.8 and its liquidity is rated four of four on the tastytrade platform. 

2. Dollar Tree (DLTR) – Operates discount retail stores selling household items. DLTR is up 19.73% year-to-date. Its IVR is 45.6, with June IVx at 64, July IVx at 49.3 and its liquidity is rated three of four on the tastytrade platform. 

3. Broadcom (AVGO) – Designs and manufactures semiconductors and infrastructure software. AVGO is up 2.79% year-to-date. Its IVR is 37.6, with June IVx at 57.4, July IVx at 50.6 and its liquidity is rated five of four on the tastytrade platform. 

4. DocuSign (DOCU) – Offers electronic signature and digital agreement management services. DOCU is down 5.28% year-to-date. Its IVR is 66.9, with June IVx at 68.2, July IVx at 54.5 and its liquidity is rated two of four on the tastytrade platform. 

5. Oracle (ORCL) – Develops enterprise software with a focus on databases, cloud infrastructure and applications. ORCL is down 2.79% year-to-date. Its IVR is 54.9, with June IVx at 53.4, July IVx at 43.3 and its liquidity is rated three of four on the tastytrade platform. 

6. Adobe (ADBE) – Produces software for creative, document and marketing solutions. ADBE is down 7.69% year-to-date. Its IVR is 82.1, with June IVx at 51.8, July IVx at 42.7 and its liquidity is rated two of four on the tastytrade platform.

7. Carnival Corp. (CCL) – Operates a global portfolio of cruise lines and related travel services. CCL is down 7.8% year-to-date. Its IVR is 37.7, with June IVx at 43.6, July IVx at 48.3 and its liquidity is rated four of four on the tastytrade platform.

8. FedEx (FDX) – Provides global shipping, logistics and delivery. FDX is down 21.37% year-to-date. Its IVR is 59.8, with June IVx at 31.2, July IVx at 40.6 and its liquidity is rated three of four on the tastytrade platform.

9. Micron Technology (MU) – Manufactures memory and storage products like DRAM and NAND. MU is up 14.06% year-to-date. Its IVR is 48.9, with June IVx at 50.2, July IVx at 58.4 and its liquidity is rated four of four on the tastytrade platform.

10. Nike (NKE) – Designs, markets and sells athletic footwear, apparel and equipment. NKE is down 19.02% year-to-date. Its IVR is 55.2, with June IVx at 37, July IVx at 47.6 and its liquidity is rated four of four on the tastytrade platform. 

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