2 Types of Rotation Are Driving This Market
The semiconductor sector is under pressure again Tuesday morning following Samsung Electronics’ earnings news.
The semiconductor sector is under pressure again Tuesday morning following Samsung Electronics’ earnings news.
When the flow is mechanical, fundamentals are meaningless.
Why I’m sticking to plan on memory stocks; also, let’s brace for the week ahead, check the markets’ charts, and interpret those jobs numbers.
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?
With shares pulling back after a capital raise, this strategy offers double-digit upside potential in addition to downside protection of more than 20%.
These three names have shown little interest in rising with the rest of the market.
Losing money hurts more than winning feels good, and covered call ETFs are built entirely around that fear. But is the peace of mind they buy worth the price?
Let’s see how charts, when used properly, can provide a framework that traders can act on.