Traders Are Worried About the SOX. Does That Mean They Are Due for a Bounce?
After a stellar run, the SOX have looked terrible recently. Is this just a pause or something worse?
After a stellar run, the SOX have looked terrible recently. Is this just a pause or something worse?
The big retailer may be basing here before making its next move.
Here’s why I’m long Microsoft and Amazon into crucial results this week.
Breadth holds up while chips fall, and this biotech chart is setting up ahead of earnings season.
Lull in fighting between U.S. and Iran to be followed by big earnings by Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and an economic data deluge. Also, a defense shortage?
Rather than rely on anecdotal evidence, let’s take a look at what matters, the indicators.
After an excellent quarter, Intel’s pullback creates a chance to rebuild a winning trade.
Tesla and Alphabet pulled the Nasdaq lower, while Treasury yields continued to climb.
The number of stocks setting new lows rises on the Nasdaq, while skyrocketing on the NYSE. Investors aren’t panicked, but they are showing concern.
The stock continues to perform poorly but is trying to find a bottom.