4 Problems Converge on the AI Sector as Investors Await Earnings
Four issues have arrived at the same time. But they are not the same problem. Here’s what to know.
Four issues have arrived at the same time. But they are not the same problem. Here’s what to know.
While most investors are focusing on the Q2 earnings reports and Iran, I am watching the credit markets closely. Here’s why.
Cheap Chinese computing, sagging artificial intelligence use and data center backlash are among the reasons I’m wary of the semiconductor sector.
We closed out a profitable position, added to two others, and adjusted several price targets. Here’s what we’re watching next.
Two beaten-down names, Super Micro Computer and Strategy, are moving higher. But can the rallies continue?
Let’s check two names, one rebranded big energy player, and one rebounding from a recent ‘busted’ IPO.
As I look at the markets and the economy, this quote by James Carville keeps ringing in my head….
There is deep corrective action taking place in parts of the market but there also is strong rotational action.
As I look out to the major artificial intelligence names, I see something missing: a moat.
While Nvidia powers higher, market breadth continues to weaken, defensive sectors are losing momentum, and several key indicators remain out of sync.