🚀 Wall Street Radar: Stocks to Watch Next Week
💼 Volume 84
Chasing Strength, Managing Distance
Now and then, life steps in and pulls attention away from the screens.
The past couple of weeks have been one of those stretches for us. Inevitably, that showed up in performance. We’ve lagged the indices while they kept grinding higher, steadily closing the gap on the alpha we had built earlier in 2026.
There’s no point in repeating how frustrating and, at the same time, impressive this rally has been. What matters now is staying in the game long enough to take advantage of what comes next. If and when a pullback starts to take shape, our priority is simple: be positioned to navigate it, not chase what has already happened.
Truth is, not much has changed since two weeks ago. The market structure remains largely the same, and so does our approach. Exposure has been scaled back to a minimum, and cash levels have increased accordingly.
The watchlist reflects that environment.
It’s not particularly rich in actionable setups right now, which is consistent with a market that hasn’t offered meaningful retracements. For our style of trading, a pullback is not just helpful, it’s necessary. That said, there are still a few names worth paying attention to, even if the broader opportunity set remains limited.
In the background, work on TradeDeck continues to move forward.
We’re genuinely excited about how it’s evolving. The launch has been pushed back slightly, mainly because we decided to spend more time refining the visual layer and, more importantly, developing two features that we believe can make a real difference.
The first revolves around thematic baskets and how they develop.
The goal is to better understand where a theme stands within its natural cycle of supply and demand, and to quantify its level of maturity within that process.
The second is an algorithmic engine designed to identify emerging trends and themes before they become widely recognized. It’s an ambitious undertaking, and far from simple to execute, but we believe it can add a level of depth that goes well beyond our initial vision for the platform.
There’s still a lot of work ahead, no question about that. But the direction feels right, and confidence in what we’re building continues to grow.
Here’s a look at this week’s market health, with a breakdown of index and sector performance.
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KLAR: Klarna Group plc 📊
What they do: A licensed digital banking and payments platform
Why watch? Klarna has quietly evolved well beyond the BNPL label that most investors still associate with it. The company is now deeply embedded in the broader payments ecosystem, integrated with Stripe and embedded within Apple Pay, meaning that any consumer with a standard bank card can access Klarna’s checkout experience at any Klarna-enabled merchant. That distribution reach creates a formidable competitive moat that newer entrants simply cannot replicate overnight.
The financial results back up the narrative. Fiscal year 2025 delivered $120+ billion in gross merchandise volume, a 22% increase year over year, alongside revenue of $3+ billion, up 25%. Both figures represent records for the company. What makes these numbers particularly interesting is the efficiency story running underneath them. Klarna reduced its headcount from roughly 6,000 employees in 2022 to approximately 3,000 by the time it went public, largely by replacing customer service and marketing functions with AI. It is a fundamental reshaping of the business model, and the margin implications are still working their way through the income statement.
The market, however, appears to be fixating on near-term accounting headwinds related to credit provisioning rather than the longer-term earnings power the business is building. Credit provisioning is essentially the amount a lender sets aside to cover potential loan losses. Klarna’s provisioning has drawn scrutiny, but analysts who have looked closely argue it is being misread. Combine that with strong loan growth and the AI-driven efficiency gains, and the valuation case becomes more interesting than the current price suggests.
The most compelling signal came in March 2026, when Board Chairman Michael Moritz, a partner who has backed some of the most successful technology companies, purchased shares on the open market for a total cost basis exceeding $50 million. Insiders buy for many reasons, but rarely do they deploy that kind of personal capital without genuine conviction. Earnings are due this week.
Technical Outlook: The chart is about as compressed as it gets. The stock has been trading in a range of roughly $0.50 over the past week on declining volume, which is the kind of coiling action that often precedes a sharp directional move. There is a sense that the stock has been overlooked and underappreciated by the broader market, and the upcoming earnings report could be the catalyst that finally forces a rerating. The setup is tight, the risk is defined, and the potential for a meaningful move in either direction is real. Given the insider buying and the fundamental backdrop, the asymmetry appears to favor the upside.
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