This week, I’ve tried to focus on buyable stocks – those that have recently triggered and can be bought at current prices.
Hopefully this helps some of the confusion around when and if one can buy the stocks on this list.
The key is that each of these stocks are good to buy now – and are currently trading well – fully set up to profit for this week and beyond. So, no need to wait, as each of the new stocks is good to buy now.
Louisiana-Pacific (LPX)
Louisiana-Pacific (LPX) is the Nashville, Tennessee-based company focused on homebuilding supplies and components. Home building continues to remain heavy in demand around the US and this continues to drive this company’s sales and earnings ever higher.
And here’s how the stock sets up:
• Surge score: 91/100
• % Above 52-wk low: 106%
• MFI reading: 71
• Sales growth: +53%
• Triple momentum: yes
LPX is seeing huge double and triple-digit growth this year. Earnings were up 148% last quarter on a 53% increase in sales.
The stock exploded up by more than 476% from March 2020 through May of this year. Since then, shares have taken a breath and consolidated in a nice tightening pattern.
Shares broke out on Thursday, so LPX is buyable here at the $68-$69 area.
Hayward Holdings (HAYW)
Hayward Holdings (HAYW) a leading manufacturer and supplier of pool equipment including automated cleaning and maintenance devices. Pools are strongly in demand for both commercial and private home markets. And Hayward continues to benefit from the demand with rising sales and profits.
Here’s how the stock sets up:
• Surge score: 91/100
• % Above 52-wk low: 76.9%
• MFI reading: 89
• Sales growth: +56%
• Triple momentum: yes
Haywood just completed a 6-month cup and handle pattern.
The stock broke out last week on high volume and is still within a few percent of the breakout level.
So far, price is holding, and pullbacks have been minimal – a good sign that profit-taking is minimal and there is a good chance for continuation higher.
Adobe (ADBE)
Adobe (ADBE) is the ubiquitous software company that dominates the market for PDF files as well as PhotoShop and other services. It continues to benefit from the remote work phenomena that the company and its document and other services enables.
Here’s how the stock sets up:
• Surge score: 85/100
• % Above 52-wk low: 66.1%
• MFI reading: 59
• Sales growth: +22%
• Triple momentum: yes
Adobe took a dip in late September, but shares came roaring back quickly.
ADBE made new highs on Friday after several days of light volume at the resistance level.
This is textbook breakout behavior after two weeks of absorbing sellers and working through pent-up supply.
I would consider buying ADBE below $700 with a stop beneath the swing low.
surge,
Ross Givens
Editor, Stock Surge Daily
