Lululemon Athletica (LULU:NASDAQ)

Lululemon, the athletic wear powerhouse, has managed to create an incredibly strong consumer sales pipeline, particularly in the B2C space. With e-commerce sales representing over half of total revenue in Q4 and year-over-year increases by 37%, it’s clear that LULU has a firm grip on its marketing efforts. What’s particularly intriguing is that due to its online presence, LULU seldom has to compete against other brands in physical stores. 

As investors, we’re particularly bullish on LULU and anticipate growth to continue as long as the stock remains above the $319.00-$320.00 mark. Our upside target? We see LULU hitting the $495.00-$500.00 range.

Total Energies SE (TTE:NYSE)

TTE CEO Patrick Pouyanne has been vocal about his concerns regarding Europe’s ongoing energy crisis. Pouyanne believes that there is a significant gap in supply storage, which could create greater demand for TTE’s services going forward. This prediction seems to be aligning with the company’s latest deal with the Iraqi government, which secures TTE a 30% stake in the Basrah Oil Company. The investment in the project will be around $10 billion, indicating just how serious TTE is about expanding their services.

 Investors have also taken notice, with many being bullish on the stock as long as it remains above the $57.00-$58.00 mark. The upside target for the stock is currently sitting at a promising $75.00-$76.00.

DYDX (DYDX/USDT)

DYDX has rallied to just over $2.942. 

With the price overbought on higher time frames, it is currently trading in a significant area of resistance. Next support for it is at $2.85, and major support lies between $2.50 and $2.70 below that. 

A break of $3.05 should take it to $3.30 – $3.50.

Bitcoin Dominance (BTC.D)

As bitcoin sells off, Bitcoin Dominance continues to fall; indicating money is flowing into altcoins. 

Before considering rotating back into bitcoin, we would play this scenario down to the diagonal trend line at 44.12%, or roughly the midpoint.