As Hormuz Deal Collapses, Hope Fades on Market… And So Does Rationality
Let’s look at how high-speed, keyword-reading algorithms have taken needed skepticism — and rationality — out of the market.
Let’s look at how high-speed, keyword-reading algorithms have taken needed skepticism — and rationality — out of the market.
Why being wrong-footed makes for a market that is harder to knock down. Plus, the most underappreciated development this week.
Stocks and bonds rallied together Thursday after having fallen in unison the day before following a hawkish Fed decision, helped by oil prices easing back for a second day.
With an already “fragile” setup, equities are starting the week on the wrong foot.
US equities see broad gains led by megacaps despite markets locking in a September rate hike with at least two more priced over the next year.
The equal-weight S&P is off 5% and new lows are climbing. Is that healthy? Let’s look closer.
Moderate earnings beats haven’t been enough to push these names higher, but there is some downside opportunity.
It was a surprisingly strong day, but is it a trap going into the August jobs report?
As we watch the market action after a Fed comment boosted morning trading, let me show you how I am actively trading a lower-priced spec name.
The market remains under pressure as it awaits significant employment news.