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The Markets Are Looking For Stability… And They'll Probably Find It
Interest rates seem to have found a temporary top, which could signal a breakdown in crude oil prices is around the corner. 
Via Talk Markets
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Buyers Defend 20-Day MAs In Russell 2000, S&P And Nasdaq
After days of selling triggered by escalating events in Ukraine there was at least a modicum of relief for markets as buyers stepped in at 20-day MAs across lead indices. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Stocks Are Catching Their Breath… But Mania Looms Out There
Stocks and Bitcoin have both exploded to new all-time highs being the big headline. 
Via Talk Markets
Trump Triumph
After indices ailed at resistance for so long traders made the decisive move, buying stocks with glee on Trump's victory. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Government
Exposures Political
The Fed Rate Cutting Cycle Has Already Been Priced Into The Market
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Stocks Are Seeking Higher Lows Ahead Of The Election
Bonds are trying to find a floor and crude oil looks vulnerable, despite a selloff in dollars over the past couple of days. 
Via Talk Markets
Exposures Fossil Fuels
No Matter Who Wins The Election, Expect The Cost Of Microchips To Soar
The cost of everything with a microchip will soon increase. Outright war is a possibility. Let’s discuss why. 
Via Talk Markets
Nasdaq Breadth Metrics Accelerate Losses
The Nasdaq had looked primed for a breakout but there was a trend breakdown last week. The index has returned to its base with a break in its 20-day MA; the 50-day MA is its next port of call. 
Via Talk Markets
Late Sell Offs Leave A Nasty Taste In The Mouth
Markets started brightly but that was it, heading into the final hour of trading it turned into a bit of a freefall. 
Via Talk Markets
Devil's Advocate - The Bearish Case For The Nasdaq
While indices are pushing towards new all-time highs there's a case where a larger decline could emerge despite recent benign losses. 
Via Talk Markets
As Go The Semis, So Go The Markets
The magnitude of the broader indexes’ moves was of course far less than that of SOX, but the directions are the same. 
Via Talk Markets
Guidance, Not Current EPS, Is the Key This Season
The focus on guidance is completely rational because equity markets are forward looking. 
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Canary In The Coal Mine – What’s Up With Semis?
The stock market encountered its first real shot across the bow on Tuesday when international semiconductor stock, ASML​​​​​​​, surprised with a revenue warning during trading hours. 
Via Talk Markets
Exposures Coal
Nvidia and Intel Competition Threaten AMD's Growth, Analyst Says
Oppenheimer analyst maintains Perform rating on AMD, citing concerns about competitive position against Nvidia and Intel, and challenges from Arm. 
Via Benzinga
Index Charts Of Note
On the heels of a week slathered with lifetime highs, let’s review some important index charts. 
Via Talk Markets
Market Briefing For - Friday, Sept 27
A 'restrained' advance - is fine; given expectations of running big-cap shorts in more, before any serious shakeout (barring exogenous events) threatens the S&P. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
The Stock Market Has Stalled As Earnings Estimates Fall
This morning, I reviewed earnings for various companies and will use the underwhelming session to highlight why earnings and fundamentals matter despite some believing they don’t. 
Via Talk Markets
Stocks Hit New All-Time Highs Ahead Of Rate Cuts
The Dow finally has company - the much broader S&P 500 has joined it at the all-time high party. If you sense something missing from this picture, you’re not wrong. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Four Day Rallies Reach Peak; Market Reversals Next?
After blasting through 20-day and 50-day moving averages with little fanfare, the S&P, Nasdaq, and Russell 2000 all finished with topping doji, opening up the possibility for gaps down tomorrow and... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Weekly Commentary: Validating the Bubble Thesis: Q2 2024 Z.1
Before our deep dive into data from the Fed’s Q2 Z.1 “flow of funds” report, I wanted to provide some color on the extraordinarily unstable market environment. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Slowdown Ahead - How Much Will They Cut?
Given the non-farm payroll revisions in the past few months (almost 1,000,000 less jobs created) and the monthly job number misses, it is no surprise that portfolio managers are beginning to prepare... 
Via Talk Markets
Weekly Commentary: 'D' for Dis-Equipoise
It’s a fluid, complex and extraordinary environment, just as we should expect at such a critical juncture for history’s greatest bubble(s). Let's lift some of the fog... 
Via Talk Markets
Was It Just A Bounce From The August Mini-Crash?
Two things we know. September is the worst month of the year from a seasonal perspective. And September to mid-October is seasonally weak in election years. 
Via Talk Markets
Dow Jones 'Bull Trap' Expands Into Test Of 20-Day MA
The index that had managed to break to new highs last week, the Dow Industrial Average, now finds itself pulling further away from its 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
"Bull Trap" After Just One Day
So much for the bullish outlook as bears made their presence felt. The biggest loss was in the Semiconductor Index as it lost nearly 8% to close just above its 200-day MA. 
Via Talk Markets
September Is Showing Us Just How Rough It Can Be
Today we got a taste of that as markets re-price the impact of the Fed rate cuts due to kick in in a few weeks. A strong barrage of selling hit stocks - flattening marquee growth and tech names,... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Nvidia Q2 Earnings, Guidance Top Street View As AI Fuels Record Data Center Revenue: Gross Margin Falls Quarter-Over-Quarter, Stock Drops
Nvidia's earnings are seen as a barometer of artificial intelligence spending. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Artificial Intelligence
Exposures Artificial Intelligence
Will Nvidia Continue To Deliver? Investors Sweat Over Hyped-up Expectations And Potential Blackwell Delay Ahead Of Q2 Report
Chipmaker and artificial intelligence stalwart Nvidia Corp. is all set to announce its quarterly results Wednesday after the market close. Analysts are upbeat about the company scaling lofty goals and... 
Via Benzinga
Topics Artificial Intelligence
Exposures Artificial Intelligence
Nvidia’s Earnings Loom In The Summer Stock Snooze-Fest
To the casual observer, stocks look to be drifting around on a Lazy River ride, but the truth is, they’re consolidating their recent gains. This is actually bullish price action. 
Via Talk Markets
Inside Day For Tech
Powell has gone FULL PIVOT, the fact that tech stocks couldn’t even muster anything more than an inside day kind of tells you everything you need to know. 
Via Talk Markets
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