Stocks in Play - June 17th 2025

Stocks in Play: Delayed Reactions

Welcome to today's Stocks in Play report. Below are the key stocks to watch, along with brief x-ray and analysis.

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Honorable Mention to:

I don’t see any specific names that are worth writing about today. I will be concentrating on Delayed Reaction names from my watchlist posted below. There are some low priced names moving as always but I don’t see a catalyst that pulls me in with any of them. I’m not going to post tickers for the sake of it. There are some decent setups on the 30min time frame (My preferred for delayed reactions).

Delayed Reaction Watchlists:

• Newsletter June 2025 - Watchlist

• Newsletter May 2025 - Watchlist

• Newsletter April 2025 - Watchlist

Market Awareness

I hate short weeks in the market. Today looks quiet and I expect tomorrow to be the same. I won’t be trading or publishing on Friday. Watching delayed reactions for the most part. In these weeks you can see some outsized moves on total air but at the same time you see a lot of choppy action usually.

Keeping it simple and not getting myself into trouble on a low volume, low news flow week. Watching the VIX for any Macro moves.

Sorry I don’t have any more for you but some days are just like that in trading!

Sources & Services I Use in my Trading:

• Finviz - Short Interest, Float, Articles, Fundamentals (Free)

• Benzinga Pro - News Source + News Squawk + Earnings Data (Paid)

• Tradingview - Charting & Scanning (Paid)

• Koyfin - Fundamental Data (Paid)

• EarningsWhispers - Earnings Calendar (Free)

• Tradersync - Trade Journal (Paid)

_{PS: There are many ways to trade stocks in play. It does not have to be the one that keeps going straight up and sometimes it doesn’t even have to be day one of the catalyst. Everyone must find a setup, timeframe and method that works for them. This list is supposed to educate on the criteria I use and the methods in which I find Stocks in Play. Yours may differ and that is completely okay.}