‘To the Moon’ Watchlist: March 6, 2022

How’s it goin’? It’s Bryce and Matt back for you with this weekend’s watchlist. 

The war in Ukraine continues to dominate the headlines and impact the global markets. 

U.S. jobs far exceeded expectations in February, but the good news didn’t buoy the markets. 

Russia’s attack on a Ukrainian nuclear power plant scared off traders and had all indexes open in the red on Friday. 

The worst thing you can do going into Monday’s trading session is to not have a plan.

To make things a little easier for you, we’re dropping our favorite tickers to follow this coming week…

Here they are.

Bryce’s Picks

Here are a couple of tickers making moves…

Indonesia Energy Corp Ltd (NYSE: INDO)

This Indonesian energy company is the multi-day runner that keeps on giving.

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine threatens to curtail access to oil, and that’s sent energy stocks soaring. 

Oil prices broke $100 a barrel last week and rose into the $113 mark this week. 

Iran is in talks to contribute to the oil supply in an attempt to level prices. But the Russia-Ukraine threat looms large. 

INDO made well over another 100% move to the upside by afternoon trading on Friday.

Keep your eyes on this one for potential dip buys and even breaks of new highs.

Cerberus Cyber Sentinel Corp (NASDAQ: CISO)

CISO is in a hot sector right now. The ongoing crisis in Russia makes some people wonder if cyberattack threats are imminent. 

And you thought we only had nukes to worry about. With Putin holding the reins, anything nutso is possible. 

It dropped 26% by afternoon trading on Friday, but that doesn’t mean it’s down for the count. 

Watch for a breakout of $6.50 to see if this one’s picking up steam again. It all depends on what kind of war traders fear most at a given moment. 

Matt’s Pick

Teucrium Wheat Fund (NYSE: WEAT)

Contrary to popular belief, not everyone’s gluten-free these days. Some of us still love our pasta, Pop-Tarts, real bread … You name a carb, and I’ll eat it. 

But there’s some bad news for the wheat-lover in all of us. Futures prices have taken off. 

Fears that the Russia-Ukraine conflict could disturb access to wheat supplies from the Black Sea region put a surge in the expected price of wheat. 

And that’s helped WEAT see a bit of a pop. It pulled back about 1% on Friday but it’s seen a lot of consolidation around the $11 mark. 

Watch for a break of its $12.75 high to see if this WEAT will grow.  

Embed: WEAT chart

Conclusion

Even when the benchmark indexes are down, there’s something in the markets staying green. You just have to know where to look. 

With plays based on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, you definitely want to stay on top of the latest news. 

Any new development could impact stocks in the energy, cybersecurity, and commodities sectors. 

When things change quickly, it’s great to have a team dedicated to sending you the most important news right away… 

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