From Cameco’s 90% nuclear-fueled run to CoreWeave’s relentless AI breakout, this week’s stocks are moving fast. Plus, find out why Intel is flashing red and what Hasbro’s dividend yield means for income investors. Five trade setups, one sharp playbook—start here.
Growth Stock of the Week: Cameo Corp (CCJ)
We’ve been covering the Nuclear AI trade closely over the last six months, but there is a component that many people may not think about… fueling the Nuclear AI power movement.
That’s where Cameo Corp (CCJ) comes in.
Cameco Corporation (CCJ) is one of the world’s largest uranium producers, supplying fuel for nuclear power plants. It operates high-grade uranium mines in Canada and provides nuclear fuel services like refining and conversion.
The company benefits from long-term contracts with utilities and plays a critical role in the clean energy transition as demand for nuclear power grows. With global reach and a strong position in the uranium supply chain,
Cameco is a key player in the nuclear energy ecosystem.
Shares are trading at their all-time highs after enjoying a three-month 90% rally following the President’s executive order on developing nuclear power in the U.S..
With technical momentum still growing, investors should expect to see Cameo’s $100 target price hit before the end of 2025.
Technology Stock of the Week: CoreWeave (CRWV)
CoreWeave shares have exploded more than 300% from their April IPO lows as the company stakes its claim as the future of AI data center infrastructure.
Institutional interest is rising fast, and retail momentum remains strong.
Despite hitting overbought conditions three times in the past month, each sharp correction – averaging -16% – has been quickly reversed by aggressive dip buying.
This is a textbook parabolic uptrend. Any 10–20% pullback should be viewed as a high-conviction entry point.
Income Stock of the Week: Hasbro (HAS)
One word of warning this week.
Last week’s Middle East fighting resulted in an immediate jump in oil and gas-related stocks. These stocks tend to yield much higher levels than average, but it comes with a cost. The oil and gas industry has continued to see lower prices through 2025, which means share values have been on the decline resulting in capital losses on holding may of these stocks.
Don’t buy bad dividend stocks! This group represents that better than any other at the current time.
All jokes aside about only getting one doll for the holidays, Hasbro has been developing new franchises that are once again growing the company’s footprint and revenue. The Wizards of the Coast division (home to Magic: The Gathering) saw extraordinary growth—46% top-line expansion and strong margin performance—which led Hasbro to raise its 2025 revenue forecast for this unit
Shares of the toy and franchise giant are now moving to break to new highs as the seasonally strong period of September through November approaches for Hasbro.
Shares provide a 4.1% yield, putting them in the top 10% of S&P 500 companies for dividend yield and income.
Stock Under $10 of the Week Archer Aviation
How could I not cover Archer Aviation again this week.
On Friday, the stock closed trading at $9.99 after placing an $850 million registered direct offering on Friday. The company sold 85 million shares at $10 each to raise capital for product development. This was a healthy move and signals that the company is focused on scaling their product offerings.
Shares trade above their bullish 50-day – Set at $9.26 – and should find a strengthening in their momentum as they head towards their short-term target of $15.
Bearish Stock of the Week: Tesla (INTC)
Intel appears to be dropping from semiconductor investors radars with good reason.
Despite a new CEO, the company has not been able to make much movement on the construction of its new plants in the US for which they received some financing from the biden Administration for in 2023.
Now, the stock prepared for another technical break below the psychologically significant $20 which should envoke a swift reaction from investors that will sell the stock to the tune of -10% to $18.
Long-term, Intel remains a buyout candidate, but for now the bears will remain in control as they pick the bones for profits.
— Chris Johnson
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Source: Money Morning
