Three Stocks to Buy Right Now – Massive Breakout Ahead

Popular analyst Ali Martinez has named Apple (AAPL), Ondas Holdings (ONDS), and Nvidia (NVDA) as three stocks to watch for a possible breakout. He has highlighted each stock’s important price level that could push it to the next level. 

Beyond the technical breakout, all three companies have business developments that could support their growth. 

Apple Stock Eyes a Breakout Above $344

Ali Martinez notes that Apple stock has been moving inside an ascending triangle since late July. AAPL tested resistance near $344.54 but failed to break above it.  

As of now, Martinez is looking for a four-hour close above $344.54, a resistance level Apple has failed to break in recent attempts. If it successfully breaks, he sees room for the stock to move toward $372.

Beyond the technical chart, growing use of Apple Intelligence could encourage customers to upgrade their devices and support revenue growth through 2027. The company’s $150 billion share buyback program could also support the stock by reducing the number of shares in the market. 

For now, investors are watching Apple’s fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report, tentatively scheduled for November 2, 2026.

Ondas Stock Tests Support Near $6.50

Unlike Apple, Ondas Holdings is testing support rather than resistance. that ONDS has reached the lower boundary of its price channel near $6.50. 

If buyers defend this level, the stock could rebound toward $8, followed by the upper boundary near $10.

Ondas makes drones and communication systems for industrial and defense use. The company is also targeting $525 million in total revenue, supported by border security contracts and industrial tracking orders across North America and Europe.

These plans give investors a business reason to watch. 

Nvidia Stock Shows a Possible Recovery

Lastly, we have Nvidia (NVDA) stock. After reaching a high near $244, the stock pulled back as investors took profits. Martinez said the TD Sequential indicator has flashed a buy signal on the four-hour chart, pointing to a possible rebound over the next one to four candles.

Nvidia’s business outlook also supports investor interest. However, the company continues to benefit from demand for AI chips. Nvidia also approved another $150 billion in share buybacks last month, taking its total planned buybacks to $235 billion through fiscal 2028.

Investors will also watch Nvidia’s Q3 earnings report on November 17 for updates on sales, profits, and chip production.