Strong Rotation Prevents Broad Weakness as SpaceX Joins the Nasdaq 100
The market looks tired on Monday morning, but there is some rebound in chip names.
The market looks tired on Monday morning, but there is some rebound in chip names.
We’re seeing good action in some groups and wretched price moves in others.
The semiconductors helped push the S&P 500 to new highs back in May, but they’ve since lost momentum. Can the S&P rally without the semis?
As we extended our lead over the S&P 500, we locked in big gains on several positions, added to new holdings and made other buys.
Was Wednesday’s poor market performance a warning of things to come?
Trump favors diplomacy with Iran, Nike’s continued challenges, Citi cuts its crypto outlook, and other headlines moving stocks this morning.
Let’s pop open the hood and look at the market in June and Q2 to zero in on the winners; also, why we must watch the new Fed head closely today.
The S&P 500 gained 15% and the Nasdaq 21% in Q2, but Q3 presents substantial challenges as three big issues come into play.
While reverse rotation drives Nasdaq bounce, poor breadth suggests it can’t be trusted.
A rotational market grinds sideways as July approaches.