Yesterday, We Had the Rotation. Today, There’s No Place to Hide
Yesterday’s problem was the chips. Today’s problem with interest rates affects everyone. Here’s how I’m handling my trading.
Yesterday’s problem was the chips. Today’s problem with interest rates affects everyone. Here’s how I’m handling my trading.
With the AI bubble looking to “jump the shark” and conflict in the Middle East ongoing, the Federal Reserve has little choice.
Fighting spreads after surprise attack, Fed Day lands, and let’s look at the rotation and what to make of the semiconductor crash.
As the Fed decision sets up for a strong reaction, here’s what to watch. Plus, why IBD is at minimal market exposure while the Dow rallies.
Even in a scenario where the Nasdaq falls further, one momentum measure is already showing signs of exhaustion—a classic hallmark of an oversold market.
Painful chip selling produced healthy rotation rather than broad fear.
Semiconductor stocks are selling off hard, a scary picture in a key week for earnings. But is the ‘China factor’ really to blame?
Ugly action in technology is dragging down names that have nothing to do with AI.
The good news is Iran and the U.S. seem to be talking again. The not-so-good news is the AI tech trade and all its parts are falling fast. Let’s dig in.
Four issues have arrived at the same time. But they are not the same problem. Here’s what to know.