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And it just may not be over, or is it? S&P 500 was lifted by earlier GOOGL earnings, AMD underwhelmed on cash flow generation, and I was bearish
And it just may not be over, or is it? S&P 500 was lifted by earlier GOOGL earnings, AMD underwhelmed on cash flow generation, and I was bearish given the high expectations and valuations of MSFT and META.
All three major indices did great in the risk-on continuation – two opening selling attempts didn‘t reach far enough as the money on the sidelines overpowered those waiting for the sizable gap being closed. But that‘s not how it works when a major macro shift occurs, and the rising odds of a
Not too much of a premarket S&P 500 ascent yesterday, but buying after the open, then a little stumble into Powell – I was convinced he would deliver
S&P 500 went up again after Friday‘s opening bell, yet the second day of rising bond prices led to rotations favoring defensives alongside my Monday
S&P 500 faced sellers right at the open, and the telltale was Nasdaq underperformance – making for quick intraday short gains on the first dump already.
S&P 500 couldn't hold up in face of relatively decent retail sales (even if ex autos were weak) and hot NY Empire State manufacturing.
S&P 500 didn‘t decline below Friday‘s lows, and opening bell‘s selling was steeply reversed within one hourly candle, making the posture neutral – just
S&P 500 did a premarket and opening bell flush once again, and then I capitalized on the rebound for swing and intraday clients alike Ellin also added to our intraday tally.
S&P 500 was off to a rocky opening yesterday, but we made it both swing and intraday – and the market breadth that I cautioned clients about, did improve as befits such an up day.
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