Blowoff Tops Are Rare. But Is That What We’re Seeing Now?
With few people willing to admit they’re bearish, are we nearing a top in the market?
With few people willing to admit they’re bearish, are we nearing a top in the market?
Just a week ago, investors were anxious. Now, they’re rushing into stocks, hoping to get exposure any way they can.
The speed with which options traders have turned bullish is a little too quick for comfort. Will we reach overbought before backing off?
You can see, feel, and hear the difference in sentiment. People are jumping back into the semis wholeheartedly.
Last week was the big freak-out in the semi names. This week, people are jumping back in. Will it be a straight line to new highs?
Bob Prechter once said that all rallies begin with short covering. Was today’s gain the start of something bigger?
Let’s take a look at an important tech stock that could have more upside. Plus, answer your questions.
While the SOX have become oversold, the rest of the market has held up. Is that about to change?
The Semiconductor stocks remain oversold and getting worse. Could the bank stocks be next?
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.