Insider Tips - Weekly Stock Market Report - Week June 23, 2025

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Weekly Insider Tips - June 23, 2025

Hey everyone, I just wrapped another Insider Tips from beautiful Greece, where I'm taking a bit of a breather but still working the markets. I recently moved my accounts out of Schwab due to some behind-the-scenes issues—which I may cover in a separate video. Despite a minor drop in market momentum from four to three green lights this week, I’m still seeing opportunities. We're navigating a mix of consolidation, potential rollovers, and healthy setups across key indices and stocks. I cover everything from the NASDAQ and S&P to names like Apple, Tesla, NVIDIA, and some breakout plays like Palantir and Robinhood. As always, we’re staying focused on squeezing the juice through covered calls, even in these choppy times.

📊 Insider Tips: Full Weekly Breakdown

🧭 Market Trends & Technical Overview

This week, the market lost a touch of momentum, dropping from four green lights to three, but we’re still in bullish territory overall—no need to panic. Volatility, measured by the VIX, has normalized back to its 200-day moving average, which supports a stable environment.

NASDAQ: Stalling a bit and showing signs of potential rollover, but still consolidating—not a clear breakdown yet.
S&P 500: Mirroring the NASDAQ with a similar consolidation pattern. No directional conviction, but nothing to worry about.
Dow Jones: Showing weakness—trading below the 200-day moving average and while above the 50-day, the overall trend looks unhealthy.
NYSE Composite: Looks much better—potential golden cross setting up, which may put 20,332 back in play.
Volatility: VIX is back at its mean. That’s our reference point, so it's stable.

📈 Technical Analysis: Individual Stocks

Apple (AAPL): Still in a bottoming pattern between 195 and 210. Each pullback is smaller, suggesting buyers are stepping in. It’s trying to turn.
Tesla (TSLA): Trading above the 200-day, likely setting up for a golden cross. Healthy consolidation—staying neutral to bullish here.
MicroStrategy (MSTR): Bouncing off its 50-day MA, but still in a choppy sideways range. Best strategy? Hold and write calls.
NVIDIA (NVDA): The strongest chart of the bunch. Gapped up, filled the gap, and is now chasing higher highs. May face some selling soon, but the uptrend is solid. Watching 153 as next resistance.
Palantir (PLTR): Breakout mode. Leading in relative strength—no red flags right now. Staying strong.
Robinhood (HOOD): Two big gap-ups, though there’s some selling creeping in. May fill the gap soon, so caution is warranted.
Hims & Hers (HIMS): A favorite among the community. It's volatile but targeting 72.98. Expect large swings. From $67 to $57 and back, this name moves fast.
AppLovin (APP): Tried to break out, failed, now retesting the 50-day MA. Not bearish, but worth watching—needs to prove it can bounce.
CoreWeave: Pure hockey stick move—dangerous. Skyrocketed too fast and could plummet just as quickly. Only touch this one if you're using deep in-the-money calls or solid downside protection.

💡 Key Takeaways

The market is mixed but still in the green zone. Consolidation is the theme—this is where we squeeze the juice.
Don’t overreact to global headlines—whether it’s Iran, Iraq, or something else, markets often shake off the noise.
Focus on stock-specific setups, not broad narratives.
Golden crosses and 200-day moving averages are key technical levels this week.
Use this period to stay defensive but opportunistic—especially with covered calls or selling premium.

🧠 Conclusion

Even while traveling, I’m keeping an eye on the juice—and this week, the market still has some to give, albeit less than last week. We’re in a slightly slower green environment, but there are bright spots like NVIDIA, Palantir, and Tesla showing promise. The key is patience, discipline, and not letting the news cycle or noisy charts shake your game plan.

So keep your strategies tight, don’t over-leverage, and keep selling those calls for cash flow. See you in the next update!

Current Market Condition:

This week, the market remains in a green environment, though momentum has slightly cooled—dropping from four green lights last week to three this week. While that signals a bit of a slowdown, it’s not a reason to panic. Green still means go, just with a bit more caution. Volatility (VIX) has settled around its 200-day moving average, suggesting stability, and while some indices like the NASDAQ and S&P 500 are consolidating, they're not showing signs of major breakdowns. The Dow is weaker, trading below its 200-day, but the NYSE looks poised for a golden cross. Overall, despite some mixed signals, the market is still giving us permission to stay engaged and keep collecting premium.

Stock Tip of the Week:

How I Made $10K+ in Income from One MSTR Trade
In this quick breakdown, I show how I generated $11,000 in covered call income from a single MicroStrategy (MSTR) trade—even while the stock is stuck in a range. It's a great example of how to pull consistent cash flow using spreads, regardless of market direction.

Palantir Covered Calls: Get Rich While the Stock Soars?
Palantir is breaking out—but that doesn’t mean you have to sit on the sidelines. In this video, I show how using in-the-money (ITM) covered calls can generate strong income even while the stock climbs. It’s a smart way to capture both upside and cash flow.

Podcast for the Week:

In this episode of the Wealth Architect Podcast I’m joined by Frank Buchholz—a veteran financial advisor with decades of experience—who’s on a mission to make wealth-building simple and accessible. In this episode, we unpack how small, consistent steps can lead to big financial wins, why the stock market is still your best long-term bet, and how to avoid the traps set by shady advisors. If you want a clear, no-hype path to real wealth, this one’s for you.