We’re in the middle of the Great Tech Reset, and many market participants are still asleep at the wheel. To be completely upfront with you, I’m okay with it - and here’s why. There always has to be someone who thinks differently from you to take the other side of a trade. Without opposing viewpoints
I’ve been talking a lot about the “Great Tech Reset” in recent weeks, and after what I’ve seen over the past few days, I’m even more optimistic about this outlook. If you didn’t catch my presentation on this back on May 22, you can watch it here. But since I’m seeing these themes accelerate even
It was a weekend full of worrying headlines, from escalations on the geopolitical front to negative developments on trade negotiations. But at some point, we need to ask ourselves, “Who is this periodic media hysteria serving?” Because it’s not helping you or anyone, make decisions in your portfolio
No matter how good of a trader you are or become, drawdowns will always be an Achilles heel. After one of my best years trading in 2024, I came into 2025 flying high. To be clear, I don’t change how I trade whether I’m winning or whether I’m losing, but to say I got socked
You’re probably hearing a lot about bond vigilantes as of late, and for good reason. The federal government is broke, and with the latest budget bill, there are no signs that spending or deficits are coming down anytime soon. But there’s been some notable developments over the past week that leads m
It’s the final week of May, and it’s a shortened holiday week. But don’t let that fool you - there’s no way you can afford to be tuned out with the slew of data, Fed minutes, and key earnings reports this week. Markets are already on the move this Tuesday, and last week, we saw
You’ve probably heard the saying, “A bull market climbs a wall of worry.” And after President Trump’s announcement today that 50% tariffs on the European Union could go into effect on June 1, there’s yet another new reason to be concerned. But is obsessing over every emerging headline really healthy
Stocks are off the recent highs to start the week, and as I surfed “FinTwit” over the weekend in between my charting sessions, I still saw a lot of negativity surrounding the state of markets. Are we overbought near-term? Sure. Does that mean that we’re automatically going lower? Absolutely not. I t
Stocks are less than 5% away from their all-time highs now, and the “Great Chase” is on. Institutions and large funds got caught up in the doom-and-gloom headlines, and have only now begun to realize what’s happening. But our Sector Bullseye analysis kept us on the right side of the tape. Analysis c
