The Market Bounces with Hope, Hype, and Volatility

        

Market Talk

This is not an easy market to navigate.

Volatility in many stocks has become a roller coaster, swinging from doom and gloom to “happy days are here again” in a matter of days. Today’s bounce pushed the Dow to an all-time high above 50,000. But if you were holding certain names — Amazon, for example, down sharply — you may not be sharing the enthusiasm of the hyped-up TV commentators.

To many traders and investors, this market feels almost bi-polar.

Is today’s end-of-week rally the start of a new trend? Or is it a one-day “happy slap,” only to be followed by renewed selling from hedge funds and short sellers?

Decisions about deploying sidelined cash are personal.  One possible approach is to test the trend with small positions in stocks you have conviction in and see whether the reset proves real.

Stock Talk

In times like these, sometimes the best approach is a small position to test the trend in a stock you believe in.

One remaining area of interest here is gold. Silver has become more uncertain, as its volatility may be reflecting concerns about a possible economic slowdown. At the same time, some recent swings may simply reflect misplaced views on future demand and temporary market distortions.

Judging by today’s positive move, there appears to be renewed conviction that silver demand remains intact. Claims that solar manufacturers will quickly replace silver in panels that improve conductivity may or may not prove accurate. As a result, some pundits are now suggesting that the “silver short” thesis is on hold.
Among the miners, several names stand out.

Kinross Gold (KGC) offers both gold and silver exposure.

Hecla Mining (HL) remains primarily a silver producer following its recent gold asset sale.

Coeur Mining (CDE) continues to produce both gold and silver.

In this market, certainty is hard to come by. Still, fundamentals such as earnings growth and fiscal discipline may support continued upside. Whether that plays out remains unclear. From this desk, these names look constructive — with the caveat that conditions can change quickly.

Among other Jones watch stocks, it bears repeating these are watch stocks. Prices can move up or down.

One notable bounce today was in Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS), tied to growing interest in high-power semiconductors for data centers supported by NVIDIA.  During this transition, Navitas has at times been overlooked as it shifts toward higher-power applications:

https://stockstowatch.blogspot.com/2025/10/nvts-coming-game-changer-behind-ais.html

Also noteworthy is GlobalFoundries (GFS), which is positioned to manufacture Navitas chips domestically. Recall that GFS once produced chips for Advanced Micro Devices before much of that production moved offshore.

GlobalFoundries serves what might be called the “electronics of everything,” supplying many industries with specialized chips. With renewed emphasis on domestic manufacturing, GFS remains a solid watch candidate. That said, it remains a “some stock, not too much stock,” until earnings show stronger growth.

This area will be explored further in future posts. For everyday readers, be prepared to be somewhat gobsmacked by the science of smallness — measured in nanometers.

In Closing

This is just a snapshot of current market conditions and a few stocks we continue to watch.
Be watchful and circumspect at your own trading and investment desk. Stay tuned here if you enjoy these posts — and feel free to share them with others. They remain free to read, with no obligation beyond doing your own homework.

- Jones Report

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If interested - scroll back and view notes on other stocks, we watch here at the Jones report.  Why not? With the caveat that things change and we try to stay aware - It's all FREE to read and make your own calls and decisions.  Finally - maintain some dry powder and trade or invest according to your own due diligence.

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More later so ....Stay tuned, if you dare!

For now, we close by noting that any view on the market and stocks on any particular day may change in the days to come. That is why we watch and see how our views match up with reality.  Looking ahead a few months may be a way to do things - but thinking too deeply about world events and the recent alliances forming, can make projecting ahead a dicey endeavor. 

All in all - we use the word maybe "some", not "too much" and play it accordingly.  Never get arrogant in our notions because things do change - and individual stocks are subject to many factors outside our control. So, we try to -stay aware.

With all the above caveats and attempted prognostications, I will close this post. Stay tuned for more opining on the market and stocks to watch.

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ALL in my humble opinion, scroll down and read more.This site does NOT make Buy / Sell recommendations.
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A Dour Mood Casts Market Shadows

       

Market Talk

This is a quick update to note the obvious — the market has turned ugly.

Many of the big names have started tumbling on concerns about capital expenses tied to planned AI buildouts. Jobs numbers are creating worries about hiring slowdowns and sudden layoffs. Add geopolitical tensions and national angst over border enforcement to the mix, and it all adds up to a more dour mood.

The old saying “priced to perfection” is hitting stocks that report good earnings but questionable outlooks. Intel is an example.

Stock Talk

During times like these, sometimes the best approach is a small position — or no position at all.

One remaining area of interest here is gold. Silver has become more uncertain, as its volatility may be reflecting concerns about a possible economic slowdown. At the same time, some of the recent swings may simply reflect misplaced views on future demand and temporary market distortions.

Either way, it can be difficult to sit through, and profit-taking becomes another factor to manage when holding long positions.

One stock on the Jones list that remains interesting is Kinross Gold (KGC).

Miners are not getting much respect. At the same time, elevated gold prices could become a catalyst with coming earnings. As pointed out in past posts, back-of-the-envelope earnings estimates continue to support current share values and a possible breakout.

However, the recent dour mood and losses in other stocks can spill into even very good names and create volatility.

Regardless, based on fundamentals alone, Kinross remains one of the better stocks to watch in this troubled market.

- Jones Report

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If interested - scroll back and view notes on other stocks, we watch here at the Jones report.  Why not? With the caveat that things change and we try to stay aware - It's all FREE to read and make your own calls and decisions.  Finally - maintain some dry powder and trade or invest according to your own due diligence.

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More later so ....Stay tuned, if you dare!

For now, we close by noting that any view on the market and stocks on any particular day may change in the days to come. That is why we watch and see how our views match up with reality.  Looking ahead a few months may be a way to do things - but thinking too deeply about world events and the recent alliances forming, can make projecting ahead a dicey endeavor. 

All in all - we use the word maybe "some", not "too much" and play it accordingly.  Never get arrogant in our notions because things do change - and individual stocks are subject to many factors outside our control. So, we try to -stay aware.

With all the above caveats and attempted prognostications, I will close this post. Stay tuned for more opining on the market and stocks to watch.

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ALL in my humble opinion, scroll down and read more.This site does NOT make Buy / Sell recommendations.
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Sunday Jones Edition - When the Tape Breaks but the Math Doesn’t - Miners: Media crash hype doesn't line up with the math

       

Sunday Jones Edition

When the Tape Breaks but the Math Doesn’t

 -Miners: Media crash hype doesn’t line up with the math

On Friday, the miner's tape was downright ugly as gold and silver corrected on a perceived shift tied to a potential May change in Fed leadership — one that may ultimately prove less hawkish than initially assumed. The tape damage was real. But before jumping to conclusions, it’s worth stepping back and asking a simpler question: what does a relatively modest ~8% correction in gold actually mean for the bottom line?

Let’s look at Kinross Gold (KGC) miner with some simple back-of-the-envelope estimates going forward. Assume — even if it proves unlikely — that gold fades back toward the $3,800 per ounce range. With share buybacks already completed, Kinross Gold now has roughly 1.22 billion shares outstanding, down materially from prior levels near 1.8 billion.

Using all-in sustaining costs (AISC) — the industry measure of the average cost to produce and sustain an ounce, including operating costs and ongoing mine maintenance (and net of by-product credits like silver) — running around $1,500 per ounce, even pricing gold conservatively at $3,800 (which it is not today), the math still points to quarterly EPS above $0.50 and annual EPS of $2 or more. On normalized multiples, that level of earnings continues to support KGC share prices well into the $30s.

One nuance the tape often ignores is silver. For Kinross, silver flows through as a cost credit, not headline revenue. When silver prices are elevated, AISC comes down, quietly widening margins and cushioning earnings even if gold backs off late in the quarter.
The selloff itself appeared driven by systematic risk reduction, forced selling, and aggressive shorting into a gold correction — not a sudden change in fundamentals. Large players often respond to the same signals at the same time, producing moves that feel coordinated even when they are structural. That’s how crowded trades get reset.

Stepping back, this exercise is not about defending the tape. It’s about separating emotional fear trading from the projected earnings impact of a gold baseline that remains historically elevated and arguably supported by global demand, geopolitical uncertainty, and ongoing questions around fiat currencies.

The fear-driven unwind belied an underlying bull case that remains intact on the numbers. Value can be analyzed; timing in a volatile market is dicey. How each reader acts on that framework will depend on individual resources and risk-reward considerations.

Related reading:  Barron's suggested that silver - and select gold miners- may present opportunity following the pullbck.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/silver-is-paying-for-its-excesses-silver-miner-stocks-may-be-a-buy/ar-AA1VlS6o?uxmode=ruby&ocid=edgntpruby&pc=ACTS&cvid=697e2961ff1e4a9d990c95524cefd8ae&ei=25

- Jones Report

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If interested - scroll back and view notes on other stocks, we watch here at the Jones report.  Why not? With the caveat that things change and we try to stay aware - It's all FREE to read and make your own calls and decisions.  Finally - maintain some dry powder and trade or invest according to your own due diligence.

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More later so ....Stay tuned, if you dare!

For now, we close by noting that any view on the market and stocks on any particular day may change in the days to come. That is why we watch and see how our views match up with reality.  Looking ahead a few months may be a way to do things - but thinking too deeply about world events and the recent alliances forming, can make projecting ahead a dicey endeavor. 

All in all - we use the word maybe "some", not "too much" and play it accordingly.  Never get arrogant in our notions because things do change - and individual stocks are subject to many factors outside our control. So, we try to -stay aware.

With all the above caveats and attempted prognostications, I will close this post. Stay tuned for more opining on the market and stocks to watch.

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ALL in my humble opinion, scroll down and read more.This site does NOT make Buy / Sell recommendations.
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Two Deals, Two Directions - and other Stock Talk

         

Stock Talk

Two separate announcements yesterday on two stocks we watch -SkyWater Technology (SKYT) and Hecla Mining (HL) - produced a market reaction that was telling, though arguably backward from logical sense.

SkyWater was modestly rewarded despite appearing to sell future strategic value too cheaply, while Hecla was faded after monetizing an aging asset at a strong price. The view here remains that SKYT may offer limited upside in the near term, while Hecla’s sale brings forward debt reduction and provides resources to expand its more promising prospects. For shareholders, the SKYT deal weakens the future, while the Hecla transaction strengthens it.

As far as semiconductor foundries in the United States, another somewhat overlooked name is Global Foundries (GFS). This is where Advanced Micro Devices chips were once made before manufacturing shifted to Taiwan. Today, GFS remains a meaningful U.S.-based foundry and a force to be noted.

GFS is also where Navitas Semiconductor chips are slated to be manufactured, supporting the data-center buildout driven by NVIDIA’s ultra-fast processors. Beyond that, GFS manufactures chips used across transportation, communications, medical equipment, appliances, and the aerospace and defense industries. In these times, the Jones Report view is that GFS represents a national asset worth watching.

Related background:

https://stockstowatch.blogspot.com/2025/10/nvts-coming-game-changer-behind-ais.html

GlobalFoundries (GFS) is being elevated on the Jones list of stocks to watch. A follow-on Jones Report to come.

Earnings for the three miners listed below—KGC, HL, and CDE—are expected around mid-February, with exact dates still pending. This includes Hecla, despite today’s misunderstood dip.
Markets often trade ahead of earnings, and even well-run companies can see pre-earnings volatility. Ultimately, price direction will depend on results and guidance. With Kinross and Hecla, some volatility would not be surprising. Beyond that, this report maintains the previously stated view. Investors must make their own decisions.
Meanwhile, broader conditions continue to evolve. Modern warfare, shifting alliances, and supply-chain realities reinforce the importance of made-in-the-USA capability, especially in semiconductors.

Chips are everywhere: defense systems, aerospace, medical devices, vehicles, energy infrastructure, and communications.

Stocks currently on the Jones watch list:

• Kinross Gold (KGC)
• Hecla Mining (HL)
• Coeur Mining (CDE)
• Novo Nordisk (NVO)
• GlobalFoundries (GFS)
• SkyWater Technology (SKYT)
• Intel (INTC)
• Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS)
• D-Wave Quantum (QBTS)
• Kratos Defense & Security Solutions (KTOS)

And many more stocks as developments continue.

This report remains free, ad-free, and tracker-free.
Do your own homework. Make your own decisions.

More developments remain on the radar as conditions evolve.
As always, stay sharp, stay selective, and stay nimble.

Jones Note: Readership will determine whether this report continues at its current pace.

- Jones Report

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If interested - scroll back and view notes on other stocks, we watch here at the Jones report.  Why not? With the caveat that things change and we try to stay aware - It's all FREE to read and make your own calls and decisions.  Finally - maintain some dry powder and trade or invest according to your own due diligence.

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More later so ....Stay tuned, if you dare!

For now, we close by noting that any view on the market and stocks on any particular day may change in the days to come. That is why we watch and see how our views match up with reality.  Looking ahead a few months may be a way to do things - but thinking too deeply about world events and the recent alliances forming, can make projecting ahead a dicey endeavor. 

All in all - we use the word maybe "some", not "too much" and play it accordingly.  Never get arrogant in our notions because things do change - and individual stocks are subject to many factors outside our control. So, we try to -stay aware.

With all the above caveats and attempted prognostications, I will close this post. Stay tuned for more opining on the market and stocks to watch.

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ALL in my humble opinion, scroll down and read more.This site does NOT make Buy / Sell recommendations.
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Market Talk: Navigating Today’s Unsettled Market

        

Market Talk

This is a brief market and stock update from the desk of Spider J. Jones.

Let me be clear and unambiguous. Writing and maintaining this report takes time, thought, and discipline. Over the past year, several stocks discussed here have risen 300 percent and more—not through hype or promotion, but through observation, awareness, and disciplined risk management.

This site does not tout stocks. It focuses on market conditions, company fundamentals, and timing—while respecting that every investor must manage risk for themselves.

That said, readership engagement matters. If you’ve found value here—whether profit, perspective, or simply something different from the usual Wall Street noise—I’ll ask one simple question.

Did you pass this along to someone else who follows markets?

This report runs without ads, without trackers, and without sponsors. Whether it continues at its current pace—or at all—will depend on whether enough readers find it worth sharing.

With that context, today’s stock talk will be brief as I consider next steps.

Stock Talk

Gold and silver have surged to all-time highs. Given the geopolitical environment abroad and growing polarization at home, elevated tensions are a market reality—without injecting personal politics into what is strictly a market discussion.

This is no surprise to longtime readers.

Our picks Kinross Gold (KGC) and Hecla Mining (HL) have both moved into double-digit territory. A third name, with profitable gold and silver mines across Canada, the United States, and Mexico, is now being added to the watch list:

Coeur Mining, Inc. (CDE): $26

Earnings for all three are expected around mid-February, with exact dates still pending. When stocks run, markets often trade ahead of earnings. Even well-run companies can see pre-earnings volatility as funds attempt to shake the tree. Ultimately, price direction will depend on results—and just as importantly, guidance. With Kinross and Hecla, some volatility would not be surprising. Beyond that, this report maintains the previously stated view. As always, investors must make their own decisions.

Meanwhile, broader conditions continue to evolve. Modern warfare, shifting alliances, and supply-chain realities reinforce the importance of made-in-the-USA capability, especially in semiconductors.

Chips are everywhere—defense systems, aerospace, medical devices, vehicles, energy infrastructure, and communications.

Today brought news involving SkyWater Technology (SKYT), a low-share-count, GAAP-profitable semiconductor company previously discussed here. The company announced an agreement to be acquired by IonQ, offering a mix of cash and a collared stock swap valuing SKYT at approximately $35 per share.

After reviewing the proposed structure, this appears unfavorable for many retail shareholders. Owners of a profitable company are being asked to exchange shares for exposure to an unprofitable, higher-risk business—at what seems to be a limited premium.

While a counteroffer is always possible, the announcement language suggests the boards expect approval. That typically does not occur unless support is already well understood.

This situation bears watching.

Recent guidance from Intel (INTC) has pressured parts of the tech sector. Selectivity—and avoiding over-concentration—may be prudent for now.

Stocks currently on the Jones watch list:

The first four below are considered the most current and appear the most actionable given present market conditions.

• Kinross Gold (KGC)
• Hecla Mining (HL)
• Coeur Mining, Inc. (CDE)
• Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO)

  Some other watch stocks:

Intel (INTC)

Navitas Semiconductor Corp. (NVTS)

GlobalFoundries Inc. (GFS)

D-Wave Quantum, Inc. (QBTS)

SkyWater Technology, Inc. (SKYT)

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. (KTOS)

-- and many more stocks as developments continue. 

This report remains free, ad-free, and tracker-free.

Do your own homework. Make your own decisions.

More developments remain on the radar as conditions evolve.
As always, stay sharp, stay selective, and stay nimble.

Jones Note: Readership will determine whether this report continues at its current pace.

- Jones Report

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If interested - scroll back and view notes on other stocks, we watch here at the Jones report.  Why not? With the caveat that things change and we try to stay aware - It's all FREE to read and make your own calls and decisions.  Finally - maintain some dry powder and trade or invest according to your own due diligence.

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More later so ....Stay tuned, if you dare!

For now, we close by noting that any view on the market and stocks on any particular day may change in the days to come. That is why we watch and see how our views match up with reality.  Looking ahead a few months may be a way to do things - but thinking too deeply about world events and the recent alliances forming, can make projecting ahead a dicey endeavor. 

All in all - we use the word maybe "some", not "too much" and play it accordingly.  Never get arrogant in our notions because things do change - and individual stocks are subject to many factors outside our control. So, we try to -stay aware.

With all the above caveats and attempted prognostications, I will close this post. Stay tuned for more opining on the market and stocks to watch.

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ALL in my humble opinion, scroll down and read more.This site does NOT make Buy / Sell recommendations.
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The market doesn’t announce opportunity — it reveals it later.

       

Stock Talk

Well, it’s now mid-January 2026. Can you hardly believe it? Let’s talk the market and stocks for a few moments from the desk of Spider J. Jones.

Lately, gold and silver have surged to all-time highs. This comes as no surprise to some of us. Likewise, our picks — Kinross Gold (KGC) and Hecla Mining (HL) — have moved into double-digit territory, with HL trading around $23 and KGC near $33. Gold is currently hovering near $4,600 per ounce, while silver trades close to $90.

Earnings for both companies are expected around mid-February, with exact dates yet to be announced. When stocks run, the market often trades before earnings are reported. Even in strong, well-run companies, hedge funds like to test shareholder resolve and attempt to “shake the tree.” Whether shares move to the next level ultimately depends on the report itself — and just as importantly, on guidance. With Kinross and Hecla, some pre-earnings volatility would not be surprising. After the reports? This report maintains the same view as previously stated. As always, investors must make their own decisions.

With that backdrop, the market appears to be broadening beyond parts of the so-called “Fab 7,” and there may be good reasons for that shift. Coming posts will outline why the list below may merit further exploration. One way to deal with uncertainty is to edge into a position with a very small number of shares, watch how it trades, and get a feel for the action. If things develop favorably — and the stock dips — one might add incrementally. But always maintain dry powder.

Meanwhile, global conditions continue to evolve. Modern warfare, geopolitical tensions, and shifting balances of power remain very real considerations. America’s capability would benefit from more made-in-the-USA products — and one critical area is chips. Semiconductors are everywhere: aerospace systems, defense, medical devices, vehicles, appliances, networks, and power infrastructure.

Many of today’s AI-driven chips are produced overseas. Nvidia and AMD chips — the darlings of global AI buildouts — are largely manufactured in Taiwan. But wait a second there, Chauncy. AMD chips used to be made in America. By whom? Hint — it’s on the list below. Does anyone doubt that China is watching these developments closely and weighing its options regarding Taiwan?

There are American chip designers and manufacturers — lesser known, perhaps — but they are on the Jones list. One such example is Navitas Semiconductor. For those interested, here is a prior Jones Report on NVTS:

https://stockstowatch.blogspot.com/2025/10/nvts-coming-game-changer-behind-ais.html

Stay tuned — there will be more to say about this theme in future posts.

Stocks currently on the Jones watch list:

• Kinross Gold (KGC)
• Hecla Mining (HL)
• Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO)
• Intel (INTC)
• Navitas Semiconductor Corp. (NVTS)
• Global Foundries Inc. (GFS)
• D-Wave Quantum, Inc. (QBTS)
• SkyWater Technology, Inc. (SKYT)
• Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. (KTOS)

If you haven’t seen the prior Jones Report on Navitas Semiconductor, we invite you to read it — if you dare. Why not? It’s all free. Do your own homework and make your own decisions.

…And many more stocks remain on the radar as individual circumstances play out.

As always, stay sharp, stay selective, and stay nimble.

— Jones Report

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If interested - scroll back and view notes on other stocks, we watch here at the Jones report.  Why not? With the caveat that things change and we try to stay aware - It's all FREE to read and make your own calls and decisions.  Finally - maintain some dry powder and trade or invest according to your own due diligence.

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More later so ....Stay tuned, if you dare!

For now, we close by noting that any view on the market and stocks on any particular day may change in the days to come. That is why we watch and see how our views match up with reality.  Looking ahead a few months may be a way to do things - but thinking too deeply about world events and the recent alliances forming, can make projecting ahead a dicey endeavor. 

All in all - we use the word maybe "some", not "too much" and play it accordingly.  Never get arrogant in our notions because things do change - and individual stocks are subject to many factors outside our control. So, we try to -stay aware.

With all the above caveats and attempted prognostications, I will close this post. Stay tuned for more opining on the market and stocks to watch.

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ALL in my humble opinion, scroll down and read more.This site does NOT make Buy / Sell recommendations.
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Sunday Night Stock Talk: Four Standing Out — KGC, HL, NVO, KTOS

      

Stock Talk

January has already delivered a few shockwaves across the stock charts. One area that captured a lot of air was defense, helped along by recent events involving Venezuela and renewed focus on defense spending.

Looking back at the Stock Watch List in our last post, you may have noticed one name in particular: Kratos Defense & Security Solutions (KTOS).

KTOS was suggested here last January while trading in the $20s. Today, the stock sits at $113 and change. Just last week it jumped more than 20 points, and notably, momentum has not stalled. For smaller traders and investors, even modest positions — five or ten shares at a time — are gaining traction.

Why?

That remains part of the story. There still appears to be a veil of secrecy around exactly what KTOS is working on as the U.S. responds to increasingly complex strategic threats being set up by adversaries abroad. Some things are not meant to be loudly advertised. That said, for those who watch closely, there have been important developments — including contract awards tied to KTOS drone platforms, hypersonic programs, and command-and-control management systems.

It can be a sobering world when you think too hard and become fully aware. Still, it is reassuring to know that companies like KTOS are quietly working in the background to help protect the balance in the free world.

Enough said — for now.

If you’ve been watching the NFL playoffs, you may also have noticed the Ro commercials tied to the new weight-loss pill from Novo Nordisk (NVO). The advertising alone has many eyes on the new easy pill.

It’s also worth noting that NVO continues to look firm, with increasing attention around its 25 mg weight-loss pill. The level of interest alone suggests this remains an area being closely watched.

To keep this Stock Talk brief, what follows is simply a repeat and reminder of our December 23 Stock Talk, where we highlighted Kinross Gold (KGC), Hecla Mining (HL), and NVO as stocks to watch heading into the new year. Readers can refer back to that note for the full setup, drivers, and risks.

https://stockstowatch.blogspot.com/2025/12/staying-course-gold-silver-valuations.html

Again, these are some of the stocks we watch:

• Kinross Gold (KGC)
• Hecla Mining (HL)
• Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO)
• Intel (INTC)
• Navitas Semiconductor Corp. (NVTS)
• Global Foundries Inc. (GFS)
• D-Wave Quantum, Inc. (QBTS)
• SkyWater Technology, Inc. (SKYT)
• Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. (KTOS)

…and many more stocks to watch as individual circumstances play out.

As always, stay sharp, stay selective, and stay nimble.

— Jones Report

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If interested - scroll back and view notes on other stocks, we watch here at the Jones report.  Why not? With the caveat that things change and we try to stay aware - It's all FREE to read and make your own calls and decisions.  Finally - maintain some dry powder and trade or invest according to your own due diligence.

______________

More later so ....Stay tuned, if you dare!

For now, we close by noting that any view on the market and stocks on any particular day may change in the days to come. That is why we watch and see how our views match up with reality.  Looking ahead a few months may be a way to do things - but thinking too deeply about world events and the recent alliances forming, can make projecting ahead a dicey endeavor. 

All in all - we use the word maybe "some", not "too much" and play it accordingly.  Never get arrogant in our notions because things do change - and individual stocks are subject to many factors outside our control. So, we try to -stay aware.

With all the above caveats and attempted prognostications, I will close this post. Stay tuned for more opining on the market and stocks to watch.

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ALL in my humble opinion, scroll down and read more.This site does NOT make Buy / Sell recommendations.
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