Why I’m Bracing for the Market to Cool by Fall
Nasdaq, the S&P and even the Russell are all up; but here’s why I think they’ll come back down to earth.
Nasdaq, the S&P and even the Russell are all up; but here’s why I think they’ll come back down to earth.
A combination of lower inflation and improved data sources will push the Fed to cut interest rates soon.
Why I’m sticking to plan on memory stocks; also, let’s brace for the week ahead, check the markets’ charts, and interpret those jobs numbers.
The market looks tired on Monday morning, but there is some rebound in chip names.
The semiconductors helped push the S&P 500 to new highs back in May, but they’ve since lost momentum. Can the S&P rally without the semis?
Losing money hurts more than winning feels good, and covered call ETFs are built entirely around that fear. But is the peace of mind they buy worth the price?
Let’s see how charts, when used properly, can provide a framework that traders can act on.
The action looked good ahead of the July 4 holiday but then a major shift took semiconductors to the downside.
The Seoul market and select chipmakers around Asia saw wild volatility, but the chaos is highly sector-specific.
Let’s look at the beating taken by memory stocks yesterday, the shot at a September rate cut, jobs day , and how July 4 week used to work for traders.