Did Short Covering Ignite a Rally in the QQQs?
Bob Prechter once said that all rallies begin with short covering. Was today’s gain the start of something bigger?
Bob Prechter once said that all rallies begin with short covering. Was today’s gain the start of something bigger?
While the SOX have become oversold, the rest of the market has held up. Is that about to change?
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.
The stock has fallen sharply, but opinions remain split. Some see a buying opportunity near key support levels, while others warn the valuation still looks extreme.
From bullish earnings charts to head-and-shoulders top predictions, the narrative around chip stocks has flipped fast. The data may be telling a different story.
After that, however, the market looks weak. Here’s why.
Let’s run through some of the concerns I have for the current state of the market.
Most stocks aren’t acting as well as the averages. But a break of the Nasdaq could be the thing to get stocks out of their slump.
We got the bounce I expected, but a change in sentiment has me rethinking the next move.
That 12,000 level in the Semis that was once resistance is now support. Will it hold? Will the semis make way for the others to rally?