Logging my thoughts as I listen to Powell this morning: Listening to Fed Chair Powell as I type. His commentary was everything the market

My initial thought when I saw this morning’s blowout jobs number (312k vs 176k expected) was, frankly, not positive with regard to the stock

Consumer Discretionary: Take a look at the top 10 names in our core consumer discretionary sector ETF: Amazon Home Depot McDonald’s NIKE Booking Holdings

The last 5 trading days have seen a very nice bounce in stocks, and you could make a case for its legitimacy based on

A lot to unpack in today’s session. I pretty much cover the long and the short of it in the following bullet points: Apple’s

There’s this old Wall Street adage: “the amateurs trade the open, the pros trade the close.” Frankly, that’s never been one of my favorites;

While we can debate whether December’s action was a “stock market glitch”, the second part of the President’s statement makes perfect sense to me:

Yep (per my speculation in an earlier post), looks like the copper, and the Australian stock, rally this evening has to do with new

Equity futures trading early last evening — strongly in the green — made sense to me; as the four last trading days saw buying

I began making the case early in the year that tech is, generally, in a compromised place relative to the other cyclical sectors; industrials