On Monday, Sellers Walked Away Midday
This remains an Either/Or Market. On Monday, however, the action was marked by a drying up of selling pressure.
This remains an Either/Or Market. On Monday, however, the action was marked by a drying up of selling pressure.
Some of the year’s weakest stocks enjoyed a green day. But the market remains intermediate-term overbought. Will that be enough to get investors to commit new capital?
A sharp rise in PPI could be the signal that bears have been looking for. Should investors care?
Let’s take a look at the positives and negatives within recent market action.
While most investor sentiment shows complacency, what’s going on with the options traders?
While other measures of sentiment show complacency, it’s the options market where things are out of hand.
Three strategists see a blow-off setup, but tops form slowly. Breadth isn’t expanding, the Dow is bleeding, and key sectors aren’t confirming.
Seven of the last eight days have been down days for the Dow. Can we get one more rally this week?
Many of the moves that this market has produced have been unprecedented.
Bank stocks are among the few sectors not experiencing a violent down move. Will that change? We’ll also look at Dutch Bros.