May 2026

Stock I'm watching this month (May 2026):-

THETA - Theta

Sector: Crypto  
Market Cap: 242 Mil 
Price/Earnings: N/A
Price/Book: N/A
Return On Equity: N/A
Return On Assets: N/A
Debt/Equity: N/A

Reasons to watch: THETA is on an uptrend, consistent with the bear market rally in crypto. This assuming that 2026 will be a bear market for crypto based on the 4 year cycle.

Risk: The rally in crypto could be a bull trap. 

Sentiment: Buy
Disclosure: Held
Current Price: $0.245 USD 
My Strike Price: $0.2455 USD


Disclaimer: This does not constitute any financial advice or stock recommendations. As always, Do Your Own Research.



                                                                                  


Stock I'm watching this month (September 21):-

THETA - Theta

Sector: Crypto  
Market Cap: 5.62 Bil 
Price/Earnings: N/A
Price/Book: N/A
Return On Equity: N/A
Return On Assets: N/A
Debt/Equity: N/A

Reasons to watch: THETA is a block chain network built for video streaming. It allows users to share bandwidth on a peer to peer basis. The project is advised by Steve Chen, co-founder of YouTube and  Justin Kan, co-founder of Twitch.

Risk: The use case is unique but it's still early days. Thus, it remains a speculative bet until there is mainstream demand. 

Sentiment: Hold
Disclosure: Not Held
Current Price: $5.57 USD 
My Strike Price: $5 USD 

Disclaimer: This does not constitute any financial advice or stock recommendations. As always, Do Your Own Research.




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