Quarter-End Positioning Drives Narrow Bounce
Traders are increasing speculative action ahead of the holiday.
Traders are increasing speculative action ahead of the holiday.
Let’s check how far the Magnificent 7 market cap fell in June, a strange Korean broker drama, and Warren Buffett’s caution on Gates Foundation.
While reverse rotation drives Nasdaq bounce, poor breadth suggests it can’t be trusted.
While our team overwhelmingly continues to feel that risk is high, they’re not in agreement regarding what to do about it.
The most beaten-up names enjoyed a reprieve, but don’t be too trusting.
As the second quarter skims some froth off the technology trade, let’s see why these three areas are key to watch in Q3.
Early strength is being sold on Monday morning, and I’m staying defensive, but have my eyes on building this micro-cap position.
My interest rate projection appears to go against the grain.
Let’s dive into the charts and why they point to a possible a.m. tech rally; look down at ON Semiconductor, Arm Holdings and Qualcomm; and check the latest on Iran.
AI Is bouncing, but a significant shift in the market is building. Here’s what to watch.