The FOMC will (likely) be cutting interest rates later today, and all eyes are on what the commentary regarding their view of the US economy does to financial markets. Additionally, we have a delayed Non-Farms Payroll number coming out on Tuesday of next week. All of...
All eyes are on NVDA earnings today and the market feels eerily vulnerable. If I could trade that most people are going to sit tight and wait this day out I think that would be a winner. But what if you wanted to, or had to place your next trade right now? What would...
With the US government shutdown seemingly approaching an end, there’s a lot of potential for the market to shift into new sectors with exciting upside potential. As we have seen some risk-off behavior in the tech sector, new buying has emerged on the heels of a...
Palantir earnings are being blamed for Tuesday’s market action, and there’s a lot of uncertainty in whether this is a buyable dip or the start of something worse, once again. In other words, AI just put a bit of a scare into the market, and I’m going to use AI...
The market continues to chop, with a current setup back near the all-time highs. With this, the market is setting up opportunities for a potential dip back to support or a breakout to highs, so it can be a bit tough to clearly see the best trading opportunities. As...
Is it time to panic? The market got spooked by a resumption of trade war concerns over rare earth elements, and with a ~3% drop in the market this past Friday, a possible major liquidation and/or repeat of the market’s reaction to trade issues in March and April...
Are we destined for a major problem in this market? With the government shutdown, the consistent narrative has been the negative impact on the economy while the investment community pushes the market to new highs. Something feels a bit off. Maybe all this...
The market is showing signs of a bull trend. But within that bullish trend, it has still been a stock picker’s market. As I look at the overall market, there’s a clear sign of a bullish trend forming. The chart of the S&P 500 certainly looks like almost...
The market continues to chop. The S&P 500 makes new highs, only to dip quickly on a fundamental input, then grind back to a new high. This process has been repeated on a weekly basis and can cause major frustration for those looking for a major...
The market is evaluating an inflection point and trying to determine whether new highs are justified. It continues to be a stock-picker’s market as we see frequent rotation between stocks and sectors, giving a lot more noise than signals in this environment. And...