Tuesday, September 2, 2025

The Coin That Could Define Trump’s Crypto Presidency

Dear Reader,

When Trump returned to office, one of his first moves was to appoint David Sacks as his top advisor on crypto and AI.

No surprise there because Sacks is no lightweight:

  • Co-founder of Yammer
  • Former COO at PayPal
  • One of Silicon Valley’s most plugged-in VCs

And now, it appears he knows something most crypto investors don’t.

While the crowd is piling into Bitcoin obsessed with its race to $150,000, insiders close to Washington are quietly building positions in something else.

It’s the same coin that Weiss Ratings crypto expert, Juan Villaverde, is calling the "Third Giant."

In case you don’t know Juan, he’s called every major bull and bear market in crypto since 2012.

Now, he believes this overlooked altcoin — already backed by Google, Visa, Citibank, and PayPal — could become the defining asset of Trump’s crypto presidency.

But this crypto isn’t likely to remain hidden for long.

Watch Juan’s urgent presentation "Crypto’s New Big Three" for the full details.

It reveals the full story, along with the name of the coin Juan believes could soon become crypto’s third pillar alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Best,

Chris Hurt

Weiss Ratings


 
 
 
 
 
 

For Your Education and Enjoyment

Take Profits Now: 3 Overbought Stocks Primed for a Pullback

Written by Dan Schmidt. Published 8/25/2025.

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Key Points

  • Q2 earnings have overall been strong, and some formerly downtrodden stocks have rallied to new highs.
  • Determining when to take profits on winning stocks is always tricky, which is why investors use technical analysis to spot shifting trends.
  • These three stocks are flashing technical warning signs, indicating it might be time to take some gains off the table.

Deciding when to sell a winning stock is one of the most difficult dilemmas for investors. While no one ever went broke taking profits, selling a hot stock too soon can trigger FOMO and tempt investors to chase subsequent rallies. Conversely, high-flying shares inevitably drift back to earth; it's often wiser to lock in gains before an Icarus-like decline.

Traders often rely on technical indicators to detect shifts in momentum before prices adjust. Today, we highlight three stocks flashing warnings that it may be time to hit the cash register.

Technical Signals Can Help Identify Reversals Preemptively

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Technical analysis offers insights into short-term price movements that fundamental metrics may miss. While long-term trends generally hinge on revenue and profit, short-term fluctuations often reflect sentiment, volume, and randomness.

You'll never pinpoint exactly why a stock falls 10% in a week—investors have diverse goals—but tools like the Relative Strength Index (RSI) can help anticipate such moves.

The RSI is a momentum oscillator that gauges trend strength and signals potential reversals. Swing traders have relied on the RSI for nearly 50 years, making it one of the most popular momentum indicators.

It compares average gains to losses over 14 days and plots the result on a 0–100 scale, where readings above 70 indicate overbought conditions and below 30 signal oversold.

An overbought stock occurs when a high price masks waning momentum, prompting short-term traders to anticipate a pullback.

Because momentum alone can be misleading, the RSI works best when combined with other indicators such as Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) and 50- and 200-day moving averages. False signals are common, so cross-check the RSI with these tools to validate your thesis.

3 Stocks Flashing Overbought Warnings

These three stocks have enjoyed significant gains in 2025 but have recently triggered overbought readings. Each also shows waning momentum on other indicators, suggesting it may be time to lock in gains before these rallies falter.

Reddit: Blowoff Top Following a Record Run

Shares of Reddit Inc. (NYSE: RDDT) debuted on March 21 last year, closing around $50. In less than a year, they surged to $224—yet this wasn't a mere meme-driven spike.

Strong earnings and growing investor enthusiasm have propelled the shares—and the fundamentals remain solid.

In its Q2 2025 report, Reddit delivered $0.45 per share in earnings and nearly $500 million in revenue.

Both metrics comfortably beat estimates, with revenue up 78% year-over-year.

Shares jumped after the report but now appear to be losing steam, having rallied 121% in the past three months. The RSI has flashed overbought twice this month, and the MACD is forming a bearish crossover, confirming the softening uptrend.

A retracement to the post-IPO trading range wouldn't be surprising for RDDT shares.

RDDT stock chart

Altria Group: Unsustainable Momentum for a Defensive Stock

Investors in Dividend Aristocrats such as Altria Group Inc. (NYSE: MO) typically aren't chasing outsized price gains.

Yet economic and geopolitical uncertainty has driven the shares nearly 30% higher year-to-date and 13% in the past month alone.

During this uptrend, MO has closely tracked its 50-day moving average. It has now jumped more than one standard deviation above that level—unusual for a consumer staples stock.

Predictably, the rally has pushed the RSI into overbought territory—the first breach above 70 since December 2024.

During that last episode, MO retraced roughly 10% before finding support at the 200-day MA. With the RSI now north of 80, another pullback toward the 50-day MA is a real possibility.

MO stock Chart

Generac: Investors Cashing Out Despite Strong Earnings

Generac Holdings Inc. (NYSE: GNRC) mirrors Reddit's pattern: robust earnings fueled a blowoff top, and investors now brace for a slowdown.

Before the market opened on July 30, in its Q2 2025 earnings report, the company beat top- and bottom-line estimates and raised the lower bound of its adjusted EBITDA margin guidance.

Shares accelerated above $200 in the weeks after the report, but momentum now wobbles: the RSI has entered overbought territory and the MACD is forming a bearish crossover.

Trading volume has been light lately, suggesting investors are locking in gains amid a dearth of near-term catalysts.

GNRC stock chart


 
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