I went through the nearly one hundred charts in the “momentum” list I wrote about earlier today, and I found eight of them I found especially interesting:

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I went through the nearly one hundred charts in the “momentum” list I wrote about earlier today, and I found eight of them I found especially interesting:

Over the course of over twenty years and well more than 40,000 posts, I think I’ve demonstrated more than any human that I can create content irrespective of market circumstances, but Good God Almighty, people, this is getting to be a challenge. I awake once again to equity futures which are all up fractionally and a market overall which hasn’t had even a modest dip in three months.

Good morning, everyone. We awake to an /ES which is up 0.09%, which isn’t exactly riveting material for me to wax poetic about this or that. We’re just a little below Sunday’s “wow, he TACO’d yet again!” price gap. It’s clear the market has no clue what on earth is going on with tariffs, or even have to react.

Now that we’ve got the second half of 2025 well underway, let’s catch up with some index charts.
Starting with the NASDSAQ Composite, we were at a lifetime high last Thursday (which was the prior trading day), and we gave up those gains, and a bit more, today. We are presently absolutely spot-on the broken trendline. Make up your mind, tech stocks!
