Top-3 Takeaways After October Leads to Market Correction
As the calendar turns to November, taking a look at what the last month showed us about market conditions.
ISM Manufacturing Accelerates, Production Hits Highest Since 2021
ISM’s factory index rose to 55.5 in October, a tenth straight month of expansion.
S&P Manufacturing PMI Eases from 52-Month High but Prices Rise the Most Since 2022
S&P October final manufacturing PMI revised down to 54.9 from the 56.0 flash, easing from September’s 52-month high, but hiring was the strongest in 5 1/2 years while selling prices rose the most since September 2022 and delivery delays were the worst since August 2022.
Market Looks Weak and There Is Risk to the Downside
A review of the ongoing technicals, oil questions and potential election results.
Anatomy of a Meltdown
Let’s examine the responses to Alphabet’s and Amazon’s earnings and the other factors that led to last week’s ugliness. Also, a bright spot on the charts?
IBD Says Go to Cash. I’m Looking for Rotation.
Investor’s Business Daily cut its suggested exposure to 0% to 20%. The indexes are weak, but money is moving into the stocks that were left behind.
Tech Stock Performance Has Blinded Investors to the Rest of the Stock Market
The growth stocks of yesteryear are being ignored by traders today. The singular focus on tech has caused them to miss out on great opportunities.
The Week Ahead – Apple, Midterms and Jobs Test a Market on Edge
The rotation out of Tech continued last week. Now a packed week headlined by Apple on Monday, Tuesday’s midterm elections, and Friday’s jobs report test a market with thin gamma and CTAs near their sell triggers.
Staying Disciplined Is Tough for Traders. This Approach Will Help
Breaches of discipline are inevitable, so let’s get to the core of the problem and ways to fix it.
Jaguar’s Bold EV Gamble Could Become the Auto Industry’s Survival Strategy
The Type 01 represents more than a product launch. It’s a test of whether luxury, differentiation, and brand identity can withstand China’s growing dominance.