The Information Was Fine. The Reactions Were Not.
The gloom is thick, but fundamentals are not the problem. Plus, an important reminder for investors after a trying week.
The gloom is thick, but fundamentals are not the problem. Plus, an important reminder for investors after a trying week.
Oil, yields, and earnings from Tesla and Google create a stench on Wall Street as war and tariffs pave way ahead with looming perils.
While the technical damage is significant in places, the selling is driven by CapEx concerns, not deteriorating fundamentals.
Let’s run through some of the concerns I have for the current state of the market.
Rising rates and capex fears hit at the same time, but the rotation is limiting the damage.
There are odd trading patterns developing for tech stocks on either side of the Pacific. And there’s a specific reason why trading in Hynix is particularly weird.
Dislocations driven by market conditions rather than fundamentals are creating my shopping list.
While most investors rely on increasingly complex tools, Meisler sticks to hand-drawn charts and a straightforward process focused on sentiment, support, resistance, and discipline.
Alphabet reveals negative print for free cash flow for first time since going public; war expands; and what to do with IBM .
Higher capex guidance is punishing hyperscalers while their suppliers celebrate.