Complacency Is the Last Thing Standing
As stocks quietly weaken beneath the surface, investors continue to dismiss the damage as routine September seasonality. The problem is that the data keeps getting worse while concern remains scarce.
As stocks quietly weaken beneath the surface, investors continue to dismiss the damage as routine September seasonality. The problem is that the data keeps getting worse while concern remains scarce.
Stocks continue to leak lower and internal damage is mounting, but downside volume remains relatively contained and investor complacency persists. That’s why a bounce remains likely, even if the bigger warning signs are growing louder.
Inflation concerns are seeing central banks shift to a tightening stance. Are they indirectly calling the market top?
We are also downgrading the rating ahead of tomorrow’s August CPI report and next week’s Fed meeting
Seems every pullback has been a great chance to add more shares.
Let’s see why the $6B repurchase plan let down investors and bond traders, check the math on Trump’s $5G ‘dividend’ promise, and … a Nvidia probe.
With RSP on the decline and new lows spiking, the market isn’t as strong as the S&P 500 would make us think.
The equal-weight S&P is off 5% and new lows are climbing. Is that healthy? Let’s look closer.
Devices hit shelves in the coming weeks, and consumer reception will be the telltale sign.