Consultorio de bolsa (2ª parte)

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Kevin Walsh, the next Fed chair, is married to the granddaughter of Estée Lauder's founder, linking high finance to a potential beauty merger.

The episode is a live consultation format where hosts Jorge del Canto and Roberto Moro respond to listener questions about stock investments. It begins with a technical analysis of an unspecified stock in a lateral phase, debating whether to buy immediately or wait for a breakout above 37.50. The hosts then discuss Putsch and Estée Lauder, noting a merger rumor and revealing that Kevin Walsh, the next Federal Reserve chair, is married to Estée Lauder's granddaughter. They analyze Nextil, identified as the former Doji, suggesting a buy if it breaks 0.86. Enagás is highlighted for hitting a new all-time high after a March surge, with a recommended stop-loss at 16.45. A WhatsApp query prompts analysis of Solaria's potential false breakout above 22, with advice to set a stop at that level. Repsol is discussed with caution due to oil price corrections, warning of a possible drop to 17 if support at 21.20 is lost. NVIDIA is reviewed as a hold but not a buy, while Tempus and Lemonade are analyzed for medium-term prospects, with Tempus nearing a support zone and Lemonade in a lateral range. The show emphasizes technical chart analysis, stop-loss strategies, and sector-specific insights, wrapping up with thanks to the hosts.

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