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

The Next Market Melt-Up: Big Winners and Sorry Stragglers – The Market Breadth

next market melt-up - big winners and sorry stragglers

Stock Market Commentary The protracted shutdown of the U.S. Federal government has dragged past three weeks and Federal workers have now missed their first paychecks of this battle. The stock market rallied to an all-time high when the shutdown started, and it certainly seems to care even less after recovering from a 1-day mini panic … Read more

What Happened In the Housing Market? – Rate Cut Fail

What Happened to the Housing Market

Housing Market Intro and Summary What happened in the housing market for September, 2025? A rate cut fail unfolded as a resumption of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve failed to revive the stocks of homebuilders. This market reaction suggests that housing market data will remain soft for some time to come. Here is a … Read more

A Fragile Rebound Creates Mixed Messages – The Market Breadth

A Fragile Rebound Creates Mixed Messages - The Market Breadth

Stock Market Commentary The stock market presented mixed messages amidst ongoing volatility. While a “softer than expected” CPI report presumably triggered an initial fragile rebound, I see persistent underlying weakness. Apple Inc. (AAPL) represents this fragility with a continued bearish breakdown casting a shadow over the broader market. Apple Inc. (AAPL) declined 1.8% and confirmed … Read more

A Defiant Fed, Unrelenting Bulls – The Market Breadth

A Defiant Fed, Unrelenting Bulls – The Market Breadth

Stock Market Commentary The Federal Reserve took the stage right after the U.S. presidential election. The Federal Reserve and Fed Chair Jerome Powell delivered as expected. The unrelenting bulls had no reason to stop the momentum from the post-election rally. Powell stuck to the Fed’s script and unrelenting bulls kept charging. The uneventful meeting had … Read more