A Memory-Stock Reversal Comes Up Short – The Market Breadth

a memory reversal comes up short

The Market Breadth Summary The Stock Market Summary Tech weakness resurfaced last week as the AI trade continued to slowly roll over. A plunge in memory stocks featured prominently in this expanding weakness. After another deep gap down on Friday, buyers pulled off a major intraday reversal in memory stocks. However, this reversal stopped short … Read more

Oil Rebounds, Bulls Barely Blink – The Market Breadth

oil rebounds, bulls barely blink

The Market Breadth Summary The Stock Market Summary I focused on two major developments during the past week of trading: the reemergence of oil and the skittishness of the AI trade. The resumption of the war against Iran nudged oil higher after multiple attacks against oil tankers had already brought an end to oil’s weeks-long … Read more

A Surprising Rotation Into A Bullish Divergence – The Market Breadth

a surprising rotation into bullish divergence - the market breadth

The Market Breadth Summary The Stock Market Summary After months of bearish market breadth, the downtrend ended with a surprising bullish divergence. The stock market quickly transitioned from a bearish to bullish divergence thanks to a rotation away from high tech and AI-related stocks and into small caps, consumer-facing stocks, and others. Micron Technology’s earnings … Read more

No Place to Hide As War Drives Oversold Conditions – The Market Breadth

no place to hide as war drives oversold conditions - the market breadth

The Market Breadth Summary Stock Market Commentary A week ago, I claimed that the stock market was all about oil. Now the stock market is all about war. Oil prices are up because of the war by the U.S. and Israel against Iran. An even larger issue is the cascade of impacts from an escalating … Read more

Market Fears Expand: War, Soaring Oil, Lost Jobs, AI Tops Out – The Market Breadth

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The Market Breadth Summary Stock Market Commentary Market fears expanded last week as converging headwinds took their toll on a market that insists on buying every dip. The best example of buying persistence came with the market’s first regular trading session after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran. The S&P 500 gapped down at Monday’s … Read more