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Tuesday's Hottest Stocks to Watch

Investors will watch several stocks whose shares traded sharply higher on Monday.

AppLovin (APP) gained nearly 7% as investors grew more bullish on the advertiser’s fundamentals. After Unity (U) wound down its IronSource, AppLovin’s potential addressable market in the mobile and gaming sectors.

Strategy (MSTR) rose by more than the 1.1% rally in Bitcoin (BTC0USD). In the first quarter, the firm spent $330 million to acquire more bitcoin. It had an unrealized loss of $14.46 billion as of the end of the first quarter. Despite a $2.4 billion deferred tax benefit related to the loss, MSTR stock gained around 6% on Monday.

VeriSign (VRSN) is on track to trade above a 52-week high at this rate. In the last quarter, the company raised its dividend by 5.2% to $0.81 per share.

Among the stocks looking to rebound from a drop, look at Lumentum Holdings (LITE). Shares fell by around 6.6%. Strong prospects for Arista Networks (ANET) would give Lumentum, Coherent (COHR), and Marvell Technology (MRVL). They are XPO partner companies.

In the asset management sector, Invesco (IVZ) risks breaking down into another downtrend. BlackRock (BLK) filed a prospectus for an ETF that would track the Nasdaq 100 Index. That would compete with Invesco. Before BlackRock’s plans to enter the space, Invesco was the only asset manager that had the license to give investors an ETF that tracked the Nasdaq 100.