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

The Stock Market’s Soccer Moves: Pass, Rotate, Advance – The Market Breadth

stock market's soccer moves - pass, rotate, advance

The Market Breadth Summary The Stock Market Summary Just like many of you, I have been glued to the World Cup drama. I have been rooting for the United States and several other countries, and it got me thinking about how much the stock market resembles a soccer match: pass, rotate, advance. The current stock … Read more

Retail and Software Rally In Market Breadth’s Shadow – The Market Breadth

retail and software rally in market breadth's shadow - the market breadth

The Market Breadth Summary The Stock Market Indices Last week, retail and software stocks ignited, and the usual AI-related suspects also participated in the rally. Yet the advance unfolded beneath persistently weak market breadth, leaving a notable disconnect between price action and participation. The software rally is particularly interesting and gratifying to me given I … Read more

Bears Quickly Lose the Narrative – The Market Breadth

bears quickly lose the narrative - the market breadth

The Market Breadth Summary The Stock Market Indices Early in the week, the market looked ready to confirm a deeper bearish phase as market breadth broke down and selling accelerated. I felt validated in my bearish call for the first two days of the week. However, the bears quickly lost the narrative from there. Buyers … 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