Stocks to Buy This Week

We release our weekly stock recommendations every Sunday at 9AM EST. Our long-term stock lists and stocks under $30 list are updated daily.

Every stock listed in this report is entered or waiting to be entered by our founder. Doing your own research and due-diligence is highly recommended.

Our weekly recommendations are short-term trades. Typically, they last between 1-2 weeks. Stocks that haven’t hit their target can be used for the following week if they are still valid.

We recommend using our stock lists as research and recommendations to help you with your trading. Our stock lists provide high probability setups to help you achieve solid returns.

A minimum amount does not matter—we highly suggest to just get started. However, day-trading accounts should have a minimum of $25,000 to comply with brokerage exchange laws.

We highly recommend following the 1% risk rule. Some investors like to spread out evenly throughout the lists. Some investors have their own trading system and place more weight into certain individual stocks than others we recommend.

You can take advantage of leveraged vehicles or buying fractional shares. We also provide a premium service that highlights stocks under $30. Sign up to check these out.

There are benefits to both buying options and/or stocks. Research the pros and cons of options trading compared to stock trading.

On every weekly pick, we provide our “BLUE BOX” labels that help members understand where to exactly buy the specific stock depending on its current price. These labels are the highest probability areas of a potential price bounce and movement towards the upside.

We do not provide updates on when we buy or sell. However, we do provide our flagship “BLUE-BOX” labels that help members understand where the best place/price to buy a specific stock would be. StockDweebs provides deep analysis to help plan your trades. We are a research company and provide setups.

We do not provide sell signals. It’s purely up to the individual to research and plan their own trades. However, we do have price points called “Targets” in our charts to help guide you when to take profits at strong technical resistance levels.