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- IONQneutralshort-termThe host uses IONQ as an example of a bounce in a bear trend that has given back most of its gains without confirming an uptrend.Source
- SMHneutralshort-termThe host notes semis have bounced sharply from the lows but have not confirmed a daily uptrend; a weak NVDA earnings report could send SMH back toward its lows.Source
- NVDAneutralshort-termThe host treats NVIDIA as an event-driven trade around earnings; he played the bounce near 150 with a stop under 148 and sees earnings as the near-term directional catalyst.Source
- Market Breadthpositive for stocksmid-termThe host sees sector rotation as favorable while XLF, XLV, XLP, XLY, and IYT hold last Thursday's lows; a break would mark a structural red flag.Source
- Bonds & Ratesneutrallong-termThe host is uncertain whether 10-year yields break to new highs or stay rangebound into the December FOMC; he has started buying 2-year Treasuries near the 4.90% yield and would add if yields rise further.Source
- Otherpositive for stocksmid-termThe host sees a confirmed weekly bull flag in the dollar and expects continued strength toward 52-week highs, pressuring metals.Source
- Othernegative for stocksmid-termWith the dollar making new highs and metals making new lows, the host says the metals/miner group is not ready for 3-month higher lows.Source
- Oil & Energyneutralshort-termOil remains in a weekly downtrend; the host is watching whether bulls hold support near 67.04 to keep the pullback healthy.Source
- SPYbullishlong-termThe host views the S&P 500 monthly chart as a bullish flag targeting all-time highs as long as last Thursday's lows hold.Source
- QQQneutralshort-termThe host says Nasdaq bulls need to reclaim the daily uptrend to regain short-term control.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksThe host says crypto bears remain in full control, with bounces not yet signaling a trend change.Source
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- Othernegative for stocksshort-termMetals continue to fail to do what they need to do, a persistently disappointing area.Source
- NVDAbearishshort-termNVDA remains in a waterfall decline with no upside until it reclaims the 4-hour 12 EMA; the host has no interest in the name below that guide, especially with earnings a week away.Source
- NVDAneutrallong-termBigger picture, NVDA is not broken — just larger timeframe consolidation, with the monthly 12 EMA guide down in the 130s before anything structurally alarming.Source
- SPYbullishshort-termThe S&P 500 bounced strongly off the lows, retracing over 50% and holding the lows of balance; holding the 4-hour 12 EMA keeps it healthy while he scouts a daily higher low.Source
- QQQbullishshort-termThe Nasdaq lost support but reclaimed the July lows, proving no acceptance below — a bullish sign that bears are not proving their case; burden of proof is on bears.Source
- SOXXbearishshort-termSemis and memory names are testing broken support as resistance; if bears defend it, that affirms acceptance of the breakdown — a bad look despite the bounce off the lows.Source
- SNDKbearishshort-termSandisk is also weak, sitting right at its broken level and lagging Micron on a relative-strength basis.Source
- MUbullishshort-termMicron is back above its level, showing relative strength versus SNDK; the host's actionable takeaway is to focus on the strong names.Source
- LRCXbearishshort-termLam Research remains well below its former support, keeping it in the weak camp.Source
- INTCbearishshort-termIntel is well below its support and a daily lower high is the most likely scenario going forward.Source
- AMDbullishmid-termAMD is a straight-up beneficiary of the NVDA drama, retracing over 65% of its decline to the golden pocket, sitting 14% from all-time highs, and remains the lead bull in the space.Source
- IWMneutralmid-termThe Russell saw a slight bear break with no follow-through and a huge bounce; the host still anticipates a lower high and tightening unless the range breaks to the upside.Source
- Market Breadthneutralshort-termHeavy rotation is the theme: the AI trade is unwinding and high-beta names got smoked, yet names like Apple hit all-time highs — don't judge the whole market as damaged based on one pocket.Source
- AAPLbullishmid-termApple hit all-time highs today, riding the weekly 12 EMA, with about 5% of room to form a daily higher low — a key sector leader showing strength.Source
- AMZNneutralshort-termAmazon remains range-bound near the upper end with clear resistance; holding the daily 12 EMA keeps bulls hopeful, losing it raises odds of rotating back to the lows.Source
- MSFTneutralshort-termMicrosoft got whacked intraday with no trend change on the bounce; a small daily downtrend after a failed new all-time high is the guide, with the weekly 12 EMA coming into play.Source
- TSLAneutralshort-termTesla has retraced its post-election drop but lacks nested timeframe trend changes; it's only tradeable on smaller timeframes as day trades that might stick as swings.Source
- QQQbearishshort-termThe host believes the most likely result of the current NASDAQ bounce is a daily lower high, as fear eases but the downtrend persists.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksshort-termBitcoin bulls are poorly positioned while bears are comfortable, since even a 5% bounce still sets a daily lower high; anything under 81,000 is a lower high.Source
- Cryptopositive for stockslong-termBecause of the prior big bull bounce, the host sees a monthly higher low as most likely for Bitcoin, but is patiently waiting for daily oversold near 70,000 before acting.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksshort-termETH followed through for the bears, dropping well below its last daily-oversold low and retracing 61.8% of the bounce, with bulls proving nothing.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksshort-termFormer lead bull ZEC broke multiple support levels, entering monthly consolidation, with daily oversold still another 10%+ away at 871.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksshort-termHYPE double-topped at all-time highs, broke multi-month support into monthly consolidation, and is now back-testing broken support as resistance.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksmid-termXRP has shown red flags for a prolonged period, giving back its one higher-low week and now testing the $1 psychological level.Source
- Cryptoneutralshort-termNEAR's potential falling wedge is still worth watching, with a monthly higher low the most likely scenario, but not enough evidence yet to call it.Source
- CLSKbearishmid-termMiner stocks CLSK, MARA and RIOT have shown red flags for six months and have done nothing for years on the big picture; he no longer views them as crypto stocks.Source
- IRENbearishshort-termIREN has been in a 50% free fall over six weeks and shows nothing on the bigger picture.Source
- Cryptoneutralshort-termPURR is in weekly and daily downtrends; anything under 1233 is a daily lower high and bulls must confirm a daily uptrend to change the picture.Source
- AMDbullishshort-termAMD is one of the better bouncers in semis, benefiting from absorbing some of NVDA's market cap, with a 40% bounce off first daily oversold, though a daily uptrend still needs confirmation.Source
- XBIbullishmid-termThe biotech sector ETF shows a potential monthly cup-and-handle, and he is watching the AI-biotech narrative closely for hype-driven opportunity.Source
- Fed Policynegative for stocksmid-termA December Fed hike is roughly 87% priced in, but rate hikes are a con for risk-on assets as attractive risk-free yields suck up liquidity.Source
- Oil & Energyneutralmid-termUranium already had its big run of over 1,000%; it may not be done entirely, but it is done for now.Source
- SPCXneutralmid-termSpaceX must form a monthly higher low here, starting with a confirmed daily uptrend; how the monthly equilibrium breaks will give the next major signal.Source
- NVDAneutralshort-termNVDA has a clear hourly equilibrium into tomorrow, and whichever direction it breaks will provide the next piece of information.Source
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- QQQbearishmid-termThe NASDAQ broke its monthly uptrend after the most green six-month candles since the dot-com era, starting quarterly consolidation with unfavorable risk-reward for longs.Source
- Market Breadthnegative for stocksshort-termThursday broke the rotation pendulum with all sectors dropping together; repeated co-low signals would confirm a bigger-picture shift and potential hedge-fund contagion.Source
- Bonds & Ratespositive for stocksmid-termThe host disclosed rolling all day-trading capital into two-year T-bills and may buy more with IRA cash, content earning 4-5% while stepping back from markets.Source
- SOXXbearishshort-termSemis confirmed a monthly downtrend; failure to break 476 resistance keeps it a bear flag, with anything under 571 a daily lower high.Source
- QQQneutralshort-termShort-term path is undecided: either a confirmed 4-hour uptrend or a bounce high followed by another leg down; the host has no conviction either way.Source
- SPYneutralmid-termThe host is more comfortable with the S&P 500 monthly chart: anything above 635 is a higher low and bulls are fine while monthly EMA 12 holds.Source
- XLFneutralshort-termXLF is technically still in a daily uptrend, though the host exited his exposure; bears would want to see weekly consolidation begin.Source
- Otherneutralshort-termIn the host's ideal bear scenario, KOSPI would convincingly break support; this is scenario planning, not a stated prediction.Source
- IONQbullishlong-termIONQ's surprise earnings reaction looks like a climax bottom; the 25 low must hold and can serve as the invalidation point for a long-term thesis.Source
- Otherpositive for stocksmid-termThe dollar confirmed a weekly downtrend but holding weekly EMA 12 makes it a potential bull flag, so it remains strong.Source
- AMZNneutralmid-termThe host holds an Amazon position bought on the earnings flush with a break-even stop around 200, making it a risk-free hold while he watches the bulls.Source
- Otherpositive for stockslong-termMetals, rare earth, lithium, and uranium forming three-month higher lows is the host's single longer-term focus; miners held long-term support with relative strength.Source
- Oil & Energyneutralmid-termIgnoring Iran headlines, the host sees oil's most likely path as a monthly tightening range, then scouting a monthly higher low against 67.04.Source
- INTCbearishshort-termThe INTC earnings gap-down was the first red flag, invalidating the thesis that memory and semis would hold support and tighten.Source
- AI Capexnegative for stocksmid-termElection surprises revealed traction for the anti-data-center narrative; with 30% of the AI build-out planned in Texas, the market must reprice, with implications toward the next presidential election.Source
- CATbearishmid-termThe Texas election surprise favors an anti-data-center governor, which is bearish for CAT given its tie to data-center construction and the AI build-out planned in Texas.Source
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- Geopoliticsneutralshort-termThe midterm sweep resolved uncertainty, unwound hedges and left no sellers, producing a buy-the-news rally regardless of political implications.Source
- Market Breadthneutralmid-termThe market is heavily rotational: former AI/semi leaders stay in downtrends while the defensive B team hits new highs and carries the index, and this holds until the charts shift.Source
- XLFbullishmid-termFinancials made new all-time highs with a monthly bull flag confirmed off the 12 EMA; the host watches for continued hourly and daily higher lows.Source
- XLVbullishshort-termHealthcare is in a daily uptrend riding the daily 12 EMA.Source
- XLBbullishshort-termMaterials are in a daily uptrend riding the 12 EMA and pushing back toward all-time highs.Source
- DIAbullishmid-termThe Dow had a monster day, confirming a weekly uptrend with a monthly higher low set and a potential monthly bull flag — a lot of strength.Source
- XLPbullishshort-termStaples pushed into new all-time highs and continue to trade inverse to the semiconductor index.Source
- XLUbullishshort-termUtilities continue their daily uptrend riding the 12 EMA; nothing changes until that is lost.Source
- XLYbullishshort-termDiscretionary had a monster day back toward all-time highs on good volume, but bulls would prefer healthy consolidation before attempting the breakout.Source
- SOXXbearishmid-termSemiconductors broke monthly support and are in quarterly consolidation; the quarterly 12 EMA sits another 22% lower, and bulls must rebuild daily, weekly, then monthly uptrends before the group returns.Source
- SNDKbearishshort-termSanDisk remains relatively weak, sitting right on its monthly support.Source
- MUbearishshort-termMicron held up better than peers but is now giving back ground and coming back down to support.Source
- INTCbearishshort-termIntel is getting absolutely smoked with a daily stairstep drop and no bounce post-earnings; sentiment in the space is strongly negative.Source
- TSLAneutralmid-termTesla gapped down on the election but saw dip buying with nothing structurally broken; a monthly lower high remains the most likely scenario, with bulls needing a bounce back toward 400.Source
- SPCXbearishshort-termSpaceX also gapped down; bounces fail to reclaim the prior range with previous support acting as resistance, so the daily downtrend remains the guide.Source
- Oil & Energynegative for stocksmid-termOil's monthly range is tightening and a monthly lower high is the most likely scenario; bears are close to setting it with a weekly downtrend, after which the host looks for a monthly higher low.Source
- AAPLbullishshort-termApple dipped below its weekly 12 EMA support but reclaimed it, with plenty of room for a daily higher low.Source
- MSFTbullishshort-termMicrosoft bounced cleanly off the weekly 12 EMA into new all-time highs, with that EMA now the trend guide.Source
- AMZNneutralshort-termAmazon is still sideways with less clarity, so the host spends little time on it.Source
- METAneutralshort-termMeta was weak on the week as well — not red, but clearly a different, weaker day than the other mega-caps.Source
- NVDAbearishmid-termNVIDIA's ratio versus the Nasdaq keeps following through on bearish divergence and the stock remains in a daily downtrend since passing the AI-leadership torch, with earnings in a couple of weeks.Source
- IGVneutralmid-termSoftware finally lost its weekly higher lows, starting monthly consolidation; a monthly cup-and-handle stays valid as long as the 98 area holds.Source
- QQQbearishshort-termDespite a 1300-point bounce off the lows, nothing has structurally changed for the Nasdaq; relative weakness is returning and a daily uptrend must be regained.Source
- IWMbullishshort-termThe Russell consolidated earlier than the other indices and has now set a 4-hour higher low.Source
- XBIneutralmid-termBiotech is a coin flip between a two-week head-and-shoulders and a monthly bull flag; the daily uptrend is the guide, intact likely meaning a push to all-time highs.Source
- XLEbearishshort-termEnergy is coming down with oil, losing its weekly 12 EMA with potential for a weekly head-and-shoulders.Source
- TANbullishmid-termSolar was a big beneficiary of the election and could show a more notable shift, though regaining a weekly uptrend is step one.Source
- Otherpositive for stocksshort-termGold broke its daily lower-high structure off the lows with a big bounce after the host flipped counter-trend bullish in the weekend video; the next step is confirming a daily uptrend.Source
- Otherpositive for stocksmid-termSilver is bouncing from a key spot — falling-wedge support, a back-test of prior all-time highs, quarterly 12 EMA and an overbought gold-silver ratio — a good spot for silver and hence the whole metals complex.Source
- Cryptoneutralmid-termBitcoin is attempting a weekly bounce that is not confirmed; a weekly head-and-shoulders is a risk, and bulls must reclaim the key value-area low as support.Source
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- QQQbearishshort-termThe NASDAQ has seen another leg down since last Tuesday and remains fairly weak, only attempting a daily bounce into EMA 12 resistance.Source
- SOXXbearishshort-termSemiconductors are weak, and because of their heavy weighting they pull the NASDAQ and S&P 500 lower.Source
- Market Breadthneutralshort-termRotation is underway: weak semiconductors drag the cap-weighted indices down even as more individual stocks in smaller sectors rise than fall.Source
- Geopoliticsneutralshort-termNo significant market reaction is expected from tonight's vote counting, as a Democratic sweep is largely priced in and implies policy deadlock, which markets tolerate.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksshort-termBitcoin is in a 12-hour downtrend with bears in control; breaking 761 starts monthly consolidation, while bulls must hold 76 and break 78.8 to shift the picture.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksmid-termOn ETH, a weekly lower high is the most likely scenario after the current bounce, given how much room this pullback has created to form one.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksshort-termZEC's 12-hour equilibrium broke bearish and dropped nearly 7%; the 12-hour downtrend is the control guide, with anything under 1281 just another lower high, and the open question is whether weekly support holds.Source
- Cryptoneutralshort-termHYPE pulled back into the middle of its range; the most likely daily scenario is a higher low versus 78, but the 82 area must hold as support or it is a red flag.Source
- Cryptopositive for stocksmid-termXMR is not a cup and handle, but it is in both a weekly and daily uptrend with bulls in control; the only caution is a possible rising wedge breaking bearish.Source
- XLBbullishshort-termXLB warrants attention if it can form a bull flag under the all-time-high triple-top resistance wall, cooling off the overbought RSI before a potential breakout over the coming days.Source
- SPYbearishshort-termSPY was a rising wedge and is now rolling over, with bull breaks getting no follow-through and falling straight back into consolidation.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksshort-termNEAR is in a daily downtrend; the host is waiting for daily oversold conditions to attempt a long, and has low conviction that the current structure is a falling wedge.Source
- Cryptoneutralshort-termTRX's bounce is under complete bull control as long as hourly EMA 12 holds, but the most likely outcome is a daily lower high followed by consolidation back down.Source
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- QQQbearishshort-termThe NASDAQ has a clear daily downtrend and a monthly bull flag with no follow-through; the monthly uptrend guide sits at 27.2, only about 5% below.Source
- INTCbearishmid-termIntel's earnings triggered a major bearish reaction and a 55% pullback, significantly damaging the longer-term chart.Source
- SPYbullishlong-termThe S&P 500 monthly chart shows normal healthy consolidation with no red flags; his largest position is SPY, which he is hedging rather than exiting, and it would take a 16-18% drop to break the monthly uptrend.Source
- Market Breadthpositive for stocksmid-termThe S&P 500 equal weight chart had its most bullish month in five months; money redistributed within the market in October as XLF, XLV, XLU, XLB, XLE and others all rallied.Source
- NKEbullishlong-termNike is on its way to potentially being his most profitable stock of the year, a position found via the equal-weight breadth thesis.Source
- MUneutralshort-termMemory names held last week's low and monthly support, but bulls still have to prove they can defend those levels.Source
- SOXXneutralshort-termHis two-week tightening-range thesis for semis dropped from 88% confidence to 50-50 after INTC earnings; bulls must defend long-term support.Source
- NVDAneutralshort-termNVIDIA failed the inverse head-and-shoulders setup he was watching and gave gains back; it has to hold 190.Source
- IGVbearishmid-termSoftware may be topping out: losing 103 sets a monthly lower high with a target in the mid-90s; weekly lower highs in CRWD/PANW would confirm a shift into monthly consolidation.Source
- CRWDbullishshort-termHe bought CRWD's gap-down open at 255, trimmed into the 260s with a 250 breakeven, betting on a daily higher low for continued bull control.Source
- GOOGLbearishshort-termGoogle rolled over on bearish earnings; the bears had already given a weekly equilibrium break in advance, which earnings magnified.Source
- AMZNbullishshort-termHe traded Amazon's post-earnings flush as a counter-momentum bounce, entering in the 215s, selling half in the 217s, leaving a swing position with breakeven near 200.Source
- XLFneutralshort-termHe shorted financials expecting weakness when semis bounced but was stopped out as bulls held well; the open question is whether XLF sets a weekly lower high.Source
- XLVbullishmid-termHealthcare made an all-time high with a huge bullish October, riding daily and weekly uptrends in blue-sky breakout; he still holds a small ABBV runner.Source
- XBIbullishlong-termBiotech is a potential monthly cup-and-handle now with a daily uptrend; conviction is low but the group has earned his attention into year-end.Source
- TSLAbullishshort-termTesla broke above the 388 resistance wall and produced a perfect backtest-and-hold; bulls are in full control as long as 388 is support.Source
- Otherneutralshort-termDollar bears have not confirmed the daily downtrend so far; bulls are playing defense in a tightening range, and confirmation would shift focus to monthly consolidation.Source
- TLTbullishmid-termWith the 10-year yield in a daily downtrend, he will watch TLT for a weekly higher low on the next consolidation as a longer-term bottoming attempt.Source
- Othernegative for stocksshort-termGold and silver are in capitulation mode with clean daily downtrends at one-year lows; the market is saying a bottom is not yet in.Source
- Oil & Energyneutralshort-termHis weekly lower-high thesis on oil is close to being wrong with bulls riding daily EMA 12; if 106.75 breaks, he was wrong.Source
- XLEbullishmid-termEnergy names made a new all-time high Friday riding the daily EMA 12, benefiting from both oil and the broadening, with a monster green October.Source
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