5 Things You NEED To Know For The Stock Market This Week

1. Thanksgiving and Black Friday

Thanksgiving is on Thursday and the stock market will be closed on this day. The following day, Black Friday, the stock market closes early at 1 PM EST.

2. $MGRX Mangoceuticals

$MGRX took the market by storm on Friday as it closed nearly 17% higher, trading up 5% in the after-hours. This stock is breaking out technically on the 4-hour chart and has room to run. The stock is a low float and is starting to attract a large audience. The company announced on Thursday that they expanded into the hair growth industry, which is a huge deal given the amount of potential revenue and growth it could bring. Investors are reacting positively as the stock soared. This is one to watch this week for a potential furthered move as MGRX looks to get back above the $1 area.

3. Nvidia $NVDA

Nvidia reports earnings on Tuesday and it is a must watch due to the fact that it is trading near the $500 area.

4. Bitcoin and Bitcoin-Related Stocks

Bitcoin and Bitcoin-related stocks are on watch this week because pro-Bitcoin Javier Milei won the election. This could have a big impact on Bitcoin this week, so let’s keep an eye on it.

5. SMS Stock Alerts

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Demar DeRozan is not the same player as he was in Toronto. In fact, he is more ready to win now than he was with the talented team in Toronto. This is because he has been coached by Greg Popovich the past 3 seasons.

Last season DeRozan saw a career high in assist averaging 6.9 assist per game while scoring 21 points a game on 49% from the field. This is impressive and a shows his productivity has increased.

Now DeRozan is on a team with multiple run and gun players such as Lonzo Ball and Zach Lavine but, where does DeRozan fit in?

The Chicago Bulls now have a real shot at competing in the eastern conference. DeRozan now has the playmaking skillset to impact the game in multiple ways other than scoring and this is huge for the Bulls.

Staggering Minutes

Given DeRozan is a starter,  Billy Donovan can stagger the minutes with DeRozan and Lavine by taking DeRozan out of the 1st quarter early to play him with the 2nd unit. This will allow an elite scorer to be on the court for the Bulls at all times (Lavine or DeRozan). Even if Lavine and DeRozan are both out, Coach Donovan has the ability to keep Lonzo Ball in the game running the tempo with Vecevic.

The Utah Jazz have choked in the playoffs the last 2 seasons. In fact, the word “choked” may be a under statement.

In the bubble the Jazz were leading the Denver Nuggets 3-1, only needing to win one more game to advance to the second round. The Denver Nuggets came back and beat the Jazz after being down 3 games to 1.

Fast forward to this past season, the Utah Jazz had the best record in the NBA regular season. They defeated the Memphis Grizzlies, finally advancing to the second round which they faced the Los Angles Clippers.

The Clippers were without their best player Kawhi Leonard and the Jazz were leading the series 2 games to 0. The Clippers then played WITHOUT Kawhi Leonard and beat the Jazz 4-2.

So…IS QUIN SYNER OVERRATED?

IS QUIN SNYDER TOO STUBORN WITH HIS ROTATION?

How did the Clippers win 4 games in a row during a playoff series? 

The answer: Coach Ty Lue.

See, playoffs is a game of chest. It is NOT like the regular season where the coaching staff prepares just for one game. During a 7 game series the coaching staff ONLY focuses their FULL attention on the other team. This is what Ty Lue and the Clippers coaching staff did.

The Clippers made adjustments to make the Jazz feel uncomfortable. They played small ball bringing Rudy Gobert outside of the paint, they allowed Georges Niang to be ball dominant resulting in multiple turn overs and they took advantage of Joe Ingles non-athleticism. 

Small Ball Is The Jazz Kryptonite

The Clippers in a close out game had a 24 year old 2nd round 48th pick who only 6’5 start at center against Rudy Gobert. His name is Terrance Mann, most people do not know who he is.

He dropped 39 points to lead the Clippers to a victory and beat the Jazz 4-2 in the series.

If Rudy Gobert cannot punish the opponent on the offensive end when teams play small ball on them then he is a reliability. Why wouldn’t teams play small ball on the Jazz?

1. Small ball brings Rudy Gobert out of the paint
2. Rudy Gobert has yet to dominate smaller players on the offensive end so teams are more confident in small ball style vs the Utah Jazz
3. Rudy Gobert perimeter defense has been…BAD

The Jazz did go out and get Rudy Gay and Hassan Whiteside that could solve this problem but, will Quin Snyder ever change his rotations up? He could of taken Rudy Gobert out of the game and stopped Terrance Mann from scoring 39 points but he did NOT. In fact, he didn’t make any major rotational adjustments during this series while Coach Ty Lue was making adjustments every single game.

Georges Niang May Have The Worst Basketball IQ I Have Seen

Niang was so bad during the Clippers vs Jazz series that Shannon Sharpe was even tweeting about it.

Yet, Quin Snyder stuck with Niang even though he was being ball dominant, having multiple timely turnovers and missing right open shots. If a player has one bad game so be it, but, Niang had multiple bad games and didn’t see his rotation minutes slashed.

So, is Quin Snyder too stubborn with his rotation? The answer in my opinion is YES.

Coach Snyder has proven to be a great regular season coach but his teams are too predictable during the Post-Season and his stubbornness with his rotation has caused his team to lose “choke” in a very winnable series.