ilmscore | 7 Stocks I’m Buying for the Stock Market’s Fake Crash

Predictions from this Video

Total: 14
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 14
Prediction
Topic
Status
The S&P 500 index will fall to 5840, representing a 15% drop from its peak.
"We also see an average drop in these of 15% from the peak, which could mean the S&P 500 index falls to 58.40 on that index."
SPX
Pending
Nvidia (NVDA) management is sure to beat Q4 2025 revenue and earnings expectations (reported Wednesday, November 20, 2025).
"Management is expert at guiding forecast and is sure to beat these numbers"
NVDA
Pending
Nvidia (NVDA) is expected to raise its sales growth forecast for 2026 to 40%, reaching $289 billion.
"whether Nvidia can raise forecast for 40% sales growth next year and $289 billion."
NVDA
Pending
Walmart (WMT) will beat its Q3 2025 sales growth expectations of 4% (reported Thursday, November 21, 2025).
"I don't see any reason the company can't beat this when it reports [Q3 2025 sales growth expectation of 4%]."
WMT
Pending
Consumer staples stocks such as Conagra Brands (CAG), General Mills (GIS), and Campbell Soup Company (CPB) could rally due to decreased input prices from tariff pauses.
"Some of the hardest hit stocks here like Kagra Brands ticker CAG, General Mills, GIS, and Campbell's company CPB could start to rally as prices for their inputs decrease."
CAG, GIS, CPB
Pending
AI spending will continue to boost revenue for AI-related stocks like Super Micro Computer (SMCI), Nvidia (NVDA), AMD, and Broadcom (AVGO) for at least another year (until November 2026), with any potential rethink in spending being at least a year away.
"And any disappointment in returns that that would cause a rethink to that spending, it's going to be at least a year away. That infinite money glitch that is AI spending is going to continue to boost revenue for all these stocks involved, including SMCI, Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom."
SMCI, NVDA, AMD, AVGO
Pending
Stocks will continue to fall into the first week of 2026, marking the bottom of the correction from the October 28, 2025 peak.
"That is just over 10 weeks and could mean stocks continue to fall into the first week of next year from their peak of October 28th."
Stock Market
Pending
The unemployment rate will increase in the report released on December 5, 2025, but will not reach recession levels.
"Now, we will probably see that increase [unemployment] when the next report comes out on December 5th, but it's still nowhere close to the recession level unemployment."
US Economy
Pending
Q4 2025 corporate earnings (reported starting late January 2026) are likely to beat the expected 7.5% growth.
"earnings for this quarter to be reported starting late January are expected to slow down to growth of just 7 12%. But that's likely to be beaten just like last quarters"
Corporate Earnings
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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates at least three times by July 2026.
"but the Fed is still expected to cut rates at least three times through July of next year."
Monetary Policy
Pending
If the economy weakens further, the Fed could implement more interest rate cuts beyond those already expected, which would support the economy.
"If the economy does weaken further, we could see even more cuts than that and which would lower the cost of borrowing for businesses and consumers and prop up the economy."
Monetary Policy
Pending
The current market sell-off will not escalate into a full-blown stock market crash.
"But we just don't see the kind of clues that that this is going to become a full-blown stock market crash."
Stock Market
Pending
If Nvidia (NVDA) beats earnings expectations, it will drive the entire AI theme higher.
"If the company does beat expectations, its own stock may not move quite as much because of that price, but it's going to take the entire AI theme higher."
AI Sector
Pending
Economic data released between November 17, 2025, and December 5, 2025, will be weak enough to ensure another Fed rate cut at the December meeting.
"But the data we do get from now until December 5th until that next meeting should be weak enough to lock in another rate cut"
Monetary Policy
Pending