Some Say the Market Can’t Fall, But Has Buying Begun to Dry Up?
Sentiment remains bullish for the Mags and Semis. But volume appears to be narrowing. Here’s my analysis.
Are You Paying Attention to the Market’s Subtle Warnings?
Let’s look at the sentiment cycle chart to see where we are. Hint, while we’re not at ‘enthusiasm,’ we’re also not at ‘panic.’
The Mags Are Ugly on a Day With Good Breadth
Why was the market down on a day that breadth was positive? It’s that either/or market again.
The Bulls Are Leaving the Building. That Could Improve the Odds of a Rally.
It’s counterintuitive, but if more people turn bearish, then there is more fuel for a rally as those investors jump back into the market.
Another Sentiment Indicator Shows a Bearish Turn
The tech stocks are due for an oversold rally. Sentiment remains complacent, but more bears are joining the fray.
Don’t Expect Much of an Oversold Rally With Sentiment So Complacent
The best rallies set up from a place of fear. So, although stocks may be nearing oversold, until investors are fearful, we can’t expect much from a bounce.
Investor Sentiment Sours on Tech Stocks
The pros start to turn bearish just as the big cap tech stocks reach oversold. Are retail traders far behind?
Tech Could Bounce Here, but That Doesn’t Mean the Selloff Is Over
The either/or market continued for another day with tech stocks continuing to fall. They’re nearing interesting support levels, but a bounce could be followed by more downside.
The Either/Or Market Remains Undefeated
The Equal Weighted indices have been on a tear lately, while the Nasdaq has not. It’s been the story of 2026. You can go with this, or you can go with that.
As the Chatter Turns Back to Broadening Out, Are We About to Be Overbought?
Answering readers’ questions about the bonds and Nasdaq.