Is the Market Ready to End the Year Positively? – The Market Breadth

Is the Stock Market Ready to End the Year Positively - The Market Breadth

Stock Market Analysis Summary Late-week buying pressure restored optimism, keeping markets positioned to end the year positively despite unresolved technical risks. Major indices defended key moving averages, while small caps and consumer stocks showed improving relative strength. Market breadth remains uneven, but longer-term indicators continue to support the potential to end the year positively. Leadership … Read more

Getting Ready for the 2026 Stock Market – The Market Breadth

Bullish for 2026 - Wall Street Forecasts from CNBC

Stock Market Analysis Summary Markets are shifting as AI momentum fades, and Tom Lee’s outlook is pushing me to get ready for the 2026 market environment. Lee expects a conventional 10–15% correction in the first half of 2026, followed by a recovery as monetary policy turns more accommodative. Technical pressure is building: the S&P 500 … Read more

Cracks Widening in the Stock Market – The Market Breadth

cracks widening in the stock market - the market breadth

Stock Market Commentary I am seeing more and more cracks widening in the stock market, and I am getting increasingly concerned. I am trying to stay bullish because the seasonally strong period has started for the stock market. However, after such a strong August, strong September, and strong October, each of which is historically one … Read more

What Next for Figma With Post OpenAI Gains Now Gone?

OpenAI DevDay 2025 - Figma

CEO Sam Altman launched OpenAI’s DevDay 2025 with a series of demos showing off the generative AI platform’s latest capabilities. I was particularly intrigued by demonstrations of features developed in partnership with several companies including Figma (FIG), Spotify (SPOT), Hubspot (HUBS), Coursera (COUR), and Zillow Group (ZG) (links go to the relevant section of the … Read more

A Month of Melt-Up Vanished In One Day of Tariff Anguish – The Market Breadth

a month of melt-up vanished in one day of tariff anguish

Stock Market Commentary China and the U.S. have an unstable relationship. Each country needs the other and yet they cannot co-exist peacefully in the global economic or political sphere, especially when nativist flames and security alarms are burning brightly. That lingering instability came to prominence one more time after trade negotiations broke down (yet again) … Read more