VIP Exclusive Content: Defense Tech Star Hits New Highs with More Room to Run

Welcome to an exclusive Sunday edition of Elite Trade Club for our most valued readers where we draw attention to a handful of stocks worth watching for the coming week.

A retail titan releases earnings early amidst tariff concerns and a looming retail sales report, a gaming giant faces scrutiny with a delayed blockbuster launch and lofty valuation, and traders pile into bullish options for a video game retailer ahead of its June report. Here’s what to watch this week.

Walmart 

Ticker: WMT | Market Cap: $773.85B | Catalyst: Earnings on Thursday

Walmart will be the first company among the three dominant retail pure-plays, which include Target (NYSE: TGT) and Costco (NASDAQ: COST), to release earnings post-tariff announcements. Walmart has already taken a cautious tone toward its supply chain and is actively sourcing new suppliers outside the most heavily taxed nations.

Interestingly, U.S. retail sales for April will drop the same morning at 8:30 AM EST. But Walmart is front-running the report’s release by announcing its earnings an hour earlier, which may signal executive fear of a bad retail print compounding a poor outlook.

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Take-Two Interactive 

Ticker: TTWO | Market Cap: $39.99B | Catalyst: Earnings on Thursday

The gaming stock dipped earlier this month after announcing a delay to its planned Grand Theft Auto 6 fall release (the game will now launch in May 2026). Shares quickly rebounded after Take-Two released a new GTA trailer that reinvigorated consumers and sparked nearly as much enthusiasm as the first trailer’s release. 

Unless Take-Two drops some major news during earnings, like another franchise expansion, there likely won’t be much price movement post-earnings, as the stock’s financials are solid (but not spectacular). 

Investors face an inflection point, though - the company trades at an insane multiple (142x earnings) with limited near-term upside on the horizon. Moreover, another GTA 6 delay - or lukewarm reception when it does release - could crater the stock, considering its overvaluation, making an entry point today a tough pill to swallow. 

GameStop 

Ticker: GME | Market Cap: $12.32B | Catalyst: Unusual Options Activity

GameStop won’t report earnings until early June (the 6th, to be exact), but traders are racing to load up on bullish options well ahead of the planned release. Over the past week, buyers snagged nearly 80,000 call options, nearly double the typical volume, with a put-to-call ratio of just 0.10 - indicating extreme bullishness. 

A quick look at the flow indicates traders are betting most heavily in the $30-range, slightly above today’s per-share pricing. Implied volatility is skyrocketing, though, so those wanting to get in on the game before earnings may wish to wait for momentum to slow before opening or adding to a position.

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Elbit Systems 

Ticker: ESLT | Market Cap: $18.67B | Catalyst: All-Time High

Shares in the Israel-based DefTech stock soared recently, doubling over the past year and adding 60% since January. While the defense industry has bucked broader macro trends, Elbit specifically is a standout stock focused on emergent autonomous vehicle tech.

Volume accelerated over the past week, indicating that bullish momentum isn’t yet over. Better yet, Elbit is relatively undervalued compared to peers despite the bull run; shares trade at “just” 47x earnings (steep, perhaps, but a bargain compared to something like Palantir at 250x earnings). 

Elbit recently announced planned production of its X-intra combat drone, which, if well received by international buyers, could add to the DefTech firm’s market expansion.

Analysts' price targets range as high as $435, indicating about 5% upside from current levels. 

eToro 

Ticker: ETOR | Catalyst: IPO on Wednesday

The retail trading platform, which counts Robinhood (NASDAQ: HOOD) among its primary competitors, will go public this Wednesday, the 14th, in an IPO priced between $46 and $50 per share. A mid-range listing will raise about $217 million, of which execs plan to expand operations and (possibly) explore acquisition opportunities.

At the end of 2024, eToro reported 3.5 million funded accounts. Robinhood reported 25 million funded accounts in December 2024, pointing to stiff competition ahead for eToro in a tricky IPO market, especially as Robinhood expands its scope to include a greater emphasis on guided investing and retirement account management.

From retail earnings under tariff pressure to a gaming stock’s risky valuation, surging options bets, a defense tech leader’s rally, and a trading platform’s IPO debut, this week’s catalysts could spark significant market swings. Gear up for action and position wisely to capitalize on the volatility ahead.

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— Jeremy Flint
Elite Trade Club

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