Will we see you at ChartMania?

Today at 4 p.m. ET, RiskHedge Chief Trader Justin Spittler is going live and taking requests.

Submit any stock you want, and he’ll chart it live on video. You can submit a stock in the chat when you attend the event. You can also submit your ticker ahead of time here.

We already have over 200 requests, so we’ll get through as many as we can. To give you an idea of what your fellow RiskHedge readers are asking about, here are the top 10 most-requested stocks:

JOBY – flying cars

ASTS – satellite communications

NVDA – ultimate artificial intelligence (AI) stock

MU – memory stock that’s been on fire

PLTR – AI consulting

DGXX – AI data centers

INTC – chip company that’s back from the dead

IONQ and RGTI – quantum computing

SMR – small nuclear reactors

BMNR – Ethereum Treasury company

No surprise, AI and tech dominate the list. But you can ask about any stock you want. Justin doesn’t specialize in any sector. His only specialty is making money through reading charts. Markets have been on fire lately, and there’s opportunity everywhere.

If you haven’t yet had the pleasure of interacting with Justin, you should know to expect unfiltered answers. He will not hesitate to say a stock “looks like trash.”

You should also expect a very quick “verdict” on any particular stock, as Justin showcased recently on our Reserve call I (Chris Reilly) host for lifetime RiskHedge members.

One of our members asked him about Reddit (RDDT). He pulled up the chart and right away said, “It looks like it’s bottoming, trying to get back on track. Not the kind of name I’d gravitate toward right now.”

That’s where we got the idea for ChartMania. Every quarter, Reserve members have access to Justin and can ask him to evaluate any stock on the spot. His answers are always useful, often entertaining, and very often prescient. If you’ve got a stock you’re thinking about buying or selling, this is a great chance to ask Justin what he would do.

RiskHedge publisher Dan Steinhart will host, to ensure Justin can evaluate as many stocks as possible in one hour.

I’m sure Justin will also share the latest on his “rotation trade.” In short, with tech stocks having skyrocketed over the last six weeks, he has recommended taking profits and redeploying money elsewhere.

One of his top “non-tech” trades now is in copper stocks, which he says look primed for big moves.

Compelling trade opportunities keep forming in this sector that’s practically ignored by most of the market. If inflation truly accelerates, as bond yields are suggesting, this could be tomorrow’s hot trend. He says copper miner fund COPX looks better than gold stocks (GDX) right now.

Hope to you see you at ChartMania at 4 p.m. ET. Click here to submit your stock.

Chris Reilly Executive Editor, RiskHedge