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Trading Insights 05/21/25

Mike Larson | Editor-in-Chief
Our 2025 MoneyShow Masters Symposium Miami just wrapped on Saturday. As host of our live events, Iâm lucky to have a front-row seat for all the keynote speeches â and many of the in-depth workshops â our experts deliver.
That also means I get a feeling for which themes, sectors, and individual names get the most âbuzz.â Three of them stood out to me â and Iâm going to share their charts today!
One is the âBig Techâ 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 itâs only a matter of time before it gets its mojo back.

Source: StockCharts.com
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 â and I canât argue with the second MoneyShow Chart of the Day, either.

Source: StockCharts.com
While banks, brokers, insurers, and other XLF stocks got hammered during the tariff-driven selloff, theyâve recovered strongly. If XLF can trade sideways for a bit to catch its breath, I wouldnât be surprised to see it push through overhead resistance around $52 later.
Finally, letâs talk about a value name that caught some buzz â 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.

Source: StockCharts.com
But look at my third MoneyShow Chart of the Day. The stock sliced through overhead resistance around $185 recently, then extended its breakout. I donât know what the future holds for trade negotiations. Investors donât 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 â to get all the buzz your portfolio can handle FIRST hand!
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