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Daily News Updates:

In a significant political development, President Donald Trump has reinstated anti-abortion policies through executive action, affecting international health funding and sparking widespread debate.

• Economic Developments: The U.S. stock market is experiencing notable fluctuations. Nvidia's stock has declined by 12% following the launch of China's DeepSeek AI model, which utilizes more affordable chips, intensifying competition in the AI sector. Conversely, AT&T reported a 70% increase in fourth-quarter profits, leading to a 2% rise in its stock value.

• Environmental Concerns: Recent rainfall has provided much-needed relief to drought-stricken areas in California. However, experts caution that this is only a temporary respite, and long-term water conservation efforts remain essential.

• Business News: In the entertainment industry, Katy Perry has announced the U.S. leg of her 'Lifetimes' tour, set to commence on May 7 at the Toyota Center in Houston and conclude on August 23 in Miami. This tour marks her return to major U.S. venues after a hiatus.

• Global Affairs: Tensions have escalated as North Korea conducted a test of its cruise missile system, declaring it will respond with the "toughest" measures to U.S.-South Korea military drills. This development has raised concerns about regional stability and the potential for further provocations.

Market Recap:

Yesterday, healthcare stocks led the rally, with the S&P 500 closing down 1.4%, buoyed by strong quarterly earnings from pharmaceutical companies(without these S&P would have dipped a lot further). Pfizer (PFE) rose 2.3%, thanks to its robust sales of oncology drugs. The NASDAQ ended down 2.23%, pressured by weakness in small-cap tech stocks, while the Dow Jones remained Flat amid economic stability. Energy stocks, however, experienced a slight increase as oil prices climbed to $71.75 per barrel, reflecting reduced demand concerns.

• S&P 500: -1.4%

• NASDAQ: -2.23%

• Dow Jones: +0.0%(Flat)

• Oil Prices: $71.75 per barrel

Stocks to Watch:

Pfizer (PFE): After rising 2.3% yesterday, Pfizer is worth watching as its cancer treatment segment continues to drive growth. Trading at $26.69/share, analysts expect it to reach $40/share within 12 months due to pipeline advancements.

Unity Software (U): Unity fell 1.08%, closing at $22.08, following its a decline in demand for their gaming and AR technology. With the rising adoption of immersive tech, analysts predict a price target of $36/share by mid-2025.

Future Stock Predictions:

The renewable energy sector is set for substantial growth over the next 12 months as governments continue to push for decarbonization. NextEra Energy (NEE), currently trading at $71/share, is poised to benefit from increased solar and wind installations. Analysts project the stock to hit $92/share by early 2025, representing a 23% upside.

Similarly, Plug Power (PLUG), a leader in hydrogen fuel cells, is positioned to capitalize on the $400 billion global clean energy push. With the stock trading at $2/share, its price could soar to $7/share within the next 18 months as adoption accelerates.

Today’s Stock Market Tip:

How to Identify Undervalued Stocks in the Current Market

In an unpredictable market, finding undervalued stocks can significantly boost your portfolio returns. While high-growth sectors like AI and EVs dominate headlines, undervalued stocks in traditional industries often fly under the radar.

One method to identify undervalued companies is by analyzing their price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios. A stock with a P/E below 15 in a sector where the average P/E is 20 might indicate a good buying opportunity. For instance, Pfizer, trading at a forward P/E of 11.5, presents a compelling value compared to the healthcare sector average of 17.3.

Another approach is to track book-to-market ratios, especially for industrial or real estate companies. Stocks trading near or below their book value often indicate strong potential for a turnaround or growth. Caterpillar (CAT), for example, has recently outperformed expectations, signaling the broader strength of industrials.

Finally, keep an eye on insider buying trends, as they often signal confidence in a company’s prospects. Tools like Finviz or Yahoo Finance can help identify stocks where management is significantly increasing their holdings, often preceding price rallies.

Economic Conditions

The U.S. economy continues to show resilience, with GDP growth of 2.4% reported for Q1 2025, driven by robust consumer spending. However, inflation remains elevated at 3.9%, keeping the Federal Reserve cautious about future rate hikes. The unemployment rate, holding steady at 3.8%, underscores labor market stability. This environment creates mixed signals for the stock market, as investors weigh inflation risks against strong growth fundamentals.

Key Takeaways:

• Market Recap: Healthcare stocks defended S&P 500 as it was down 1.4%, while energy stocks rose with oil at $71.75/barrel.

• Stocks to Watch: Pfizer (+2.3%) and Unity Software (-1.08%) offer growth potential in healthcare and tech in the near future, respectively.

• Stock Market Tip: Use moving averages like the 50-day MA for better entry and exit timing.

• Future Predictions: Renewable energy stocks like NextEra Energy and Plug Power are projected to gain 20-25% in 2025.

• Economic Conditions: GDP growth at 2.4% and inflation at 3.9% present a mixed market outlook.

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