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Full recovery today in the SPX on earnings and Econ data. AMZN reported after the bell and the market seems to like it as well. Tomorrow morning there is a caution, though… PCE releases pre-market and it does matter enough to make a difference.
We have another thrilling week ahead of us. In this video, we will be discussing the current market situation and the volatile fluctuations we have experienced over the past few days. Our market has been impacted by multiple factors, including news of bank crises, updates on the debt ceiling, ongoing earnings reports, and an upcoming meeting of the Federal Reserve. We’ll cover all that and more… as we navigate this market together.
Here we are mid week of an extremely busy earnings week. I like to call it the Mid Week Shuffle. Let’s take a look at where we are and lay out a plan going forward.
After a day of steady selling pressure, let’s discuss the problems that have been brewing on the 4 hour time frames, and the game plan for tomorrow’s session.
MSFT and GOOGL earnings are the “tail wags the dog” event for the NASDAQ and S&P futures. Here are the implications and setups I am watching.
MSFT is arguably one of the most important companies to report earnings this week. This is due to the impact it has on tech, but also on the broader indices as it’s such a large portion of the Nasdaq and S&P. During this video, I’ll go over my top down analysis, key levels to watch, recent statistics, and my favorite way to trade it.
It can be hard to want to be bullish this market, and while that doesn’t have to work, I think it might if this story in the dollar continues to work.
Looking for the same as discussed last week. If last week was Pete, then we’ll call this week repeat. Same targets with a different story, and that is earnings.
$SPY closed the week basically unchanged, as did most of the key markets we follow. Traders seem to be in a holding pattern until megacap tech earnings or Fed. Let’s cover the levels and any warning signs.
In this volatility environment, whether higher or lower volatility, here’s how I will adapt for the next three weeks.