Chief Market Strategist
Ross Givens is a veteran trader with over 15 years of experience and a former VP at a major Wall Street investment bank. Specializing in small-cap stocks and momentum-driven plays, Ross identifies high-probability setups before they hit the mainstream. As Lead Strategist at Traders Agency, he has guided hundreds of successful trades and developed multiple flagship publications.
Klarna stock analysis reveals a 79% post-IPO collapse — but analyst price targets suggest 200–300% upside. Is KLAR stock a buy at current levels?
AI energy stocks are surging as data center electricity demand doubles by 2030. See 5 infrastructure plays capturing this once-in-20-years power shift.
SpaceX IPO NASDAQ listing could force passive investors to buy overvalued stocks. Learn how new fast entry rules affect QQQ, retirement funds, and how to p
Olin stock analysis reveals a 16-month base breakout targeting 90-100% gains by year-end. Plus a TLT put trade positioned for rising rates into 2026.
The iran war bond market fallout has erased $1.5 trillion as 30-year Treasury yields push above 5%. Why safe haven bonds are failing and what to buy now.
Smart money is rotating out of U.S. stocks into international markets. See where Ross Givens says capital is flowing and how to position your portfolio.
Fannie Mae stock forecast points to 10X upside per Bill Ackman's privatization thesis. See the math behind FNMA and FMCC price targets for 2026.
Nu Holdings stock analysis reveals a Buffett-backed fintech at $14 with 131M customers and just 1.3% market penetration. See why analysts target $22.
Copper mining stocks HBM and TGB are at key buy points. See the exact entry zones, stop losses, and profit targets for both trades.
It’s got to be maddening to be an “S&P 500 only” index investor right now: the S&P has been stuck near its late-October highs, yet we’ve had a nearly unbroken run of net new highs with hundreds of stocks hitting fresh peaks, and about two-thirds of S&P 500 names outperforming the index. That’s rotation—mega-cap tech has cooled off and pulled the cap-weighted benchmark sideways, even while the “average” stock across large-, mid-, and small-caps keeps pushing higher. The key distinction is to not confuse the “stock market” with the “market of stocks”: the index is driven by a few giants, but the real opportunity is often in the broader list of stocks quietly making new highs underneath.
Oil prices could surge to $200. Ross Givens breaks down the energy trade catalysts and the stocks positioned to profit. See his top picks.
Hey, Ross here: Yesterday’s Producer Price Index data came in hot – way above expectations. However, option traders’ odds of a September rate cut still remain...
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