No Dips Allowed: A FOMO Market Rips to Overbought Territory – The Market Breadth

no dips allowed - a fomo stock market rips to overbought territory

The Market Breadth Summary Stock Market Commentary There are no dips allowed in this stock market. A week ago, I labelled the trading environment as “buy-the-dips” because of the psychology of post-oversold trading. Those dips turned out to be hard to find. Only day traders could notice any weakness in the price action. The stock … Read more

Oil Looms Over Everything: Energy Prices Pressure Stocks, Commodities, and Bonds – The Market Breadth

oil looms over everything - the market breadth

The Market Breadth Summary Stock Market Commentary Oil prices loom over financial markets. Oil prices are being driven largely by whether the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed following Iran’s retaliation against attacks by the U.S. and Israel. The inverse correlation over the last two weeks has been clear: oil prices up, stock prices down … Read more

Tariff Showdown: Buyers, Sellers at a Stalemate – The Market Breadth

tariff showdown - buyers, sellers at a stalemate

The Market Breadth Summary Stock Market Commentary The Supreme Court finally issued a judgement on the President’s tariffs enacted under the cover of the International Economic Emergency Powers Act (IEEPA). In a 6-3 decision, the court invalidated the tariffs thus making them illegal. The news came first thing Friday morning and injected a little bit … Read more

Buyers Fight Off AI Bubble Fears With A Partial Rescue from Breakdowns – The Market Breadth

AT50 (MMFI) broke down to a 7-month low and churned throughout most of the week.

Stock Market Commentary Media coverage of bubble talk in AI has become increasingly urgent and loud in recent months. Legendary short seller Michael Burry seemed to ring the clarion call when news dropped on Tuesday (November 4) about a massive bearish bet against NVIDIA (NVDA) and Palantir (PLTR). NVDA fell 4.0% that day. The downward … 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