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January 29, 2025

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Insiders are Jumping into These Hot Stocks by Ian Cooper

G.R.A.P.E.S. – Generic Real Time Any Position Exit Strategy by Joe Duffy

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Insiders are Jumping into These Hot Stocks
by Ian Cooper

It’s always a good idea to keep an eye on insider buying.

After all, as we’ve said a few times, they know their companies the best. And if they’re willing to put their money where their mouths are, look into the stock.

Here are three stocks with hot insider buying.

Constellation Brands (STZ)

Constellation Brands plummeted from about $245 to a recent low of $181.78. All thanks to weak earnings that were below expectations. However, it looks like the 2.2% yielding stock is just starting to come back. Helping, company director William Giles just bought 1,000 shares of the beaten-down stock for just over $186,390. It also appears most of the earnings weakness has been priced into the stock.

FedEx (FDX)

Beaten-down shares of FDX are also seeing insider attention.

Earlier this month, Executive Vice President and CFO John Dietrich picked up 1,000 shares of FDX for about $273,980. Helping, analysts at JPMorgan just raised their price target to $372 with an overweight rating. Analysts at Argus also believe FDX is well-positioned to deliver strong growth moving forward, too.

G.R.A.P.E.S. – Generic Real Time Any Position Exit Strategy
by Joe Duffy

GRAPES is the acronym for Generic Realtime Any Position Exit Strategy. This is a simple framework for an exit strategy that is a combination of many things we have learned over the years testing many different systems and models. It includes profit objective, stop loss, and move the stop functionality. It is completely mechanical and has no user subjectivity. We will examine each part separately along with an explanation of why and how we use it. GRAPES is applicable to any strategy on any time frame.

GRAPES INITIAL STOP

The initial stop is set according to entry testing. When we find an entry “edge” we want to trade, we know from our testing where the stop is that makes it wrong and/ or hits the $ risk limit. That is the initial stop loss for GRAPES.

GRAPES PROFIT OBJECTIVE

The profit objective is 1.5 times the initial stop loss. Note that it is not 3 or 4 times. There is a good reason for this; how many times have you read that if a simple system is “only 50% accurate” with a risk reward of, for example, 3:1 the trader will make a boat load?

First Things First

Wednesday this upcoming week, the Federal Reserve will have their first FOMC Meeting of the year. While it’s technically the first FOMC Meeting of the Trump Administration, it’s still Joe Biden’s Inflation we’ll be looking at this week.

Speaking of Inflation Reports, Friday morning, the Core PCE Index will be released. This is one of the favorite Inflation Guides the Federal Reserve uses. So there might be some extra volatility Friday morning.

I don’t feel there are any stocks releasing their Earnings this upcoming week, which have the ability to move the Market as a whole. But here’s our take on the best stocks for those who want to trade individual stock options. Remember, wait until after the actual Announcement.

Monday, January 27
Before the Open: AT&T (T)

Tuesday, January 28
Before the Open: Boeing (BA), General Motors (GM)

After the Close: Starbucks (SBUX)

Wednesday, January 29
After the Close: International Business Machines (IBM), Las Vegas Sands (LVS), Meta Platforms (META), Microsoft (MSFT). Tesla (TSLA)

Thursday, January 30
Before the Open: Caterpillar (CAT), Master Card (MA), United Parcel Service (UPS), Valero Energy (VLO)

After the Close: Apple (AAPL), Intel (INTC), Visa (V)

Friday, January 31
Before the Open: Chevron (CVX), Exxon Mobile (XOM)

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