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This report started out like any other. A geek doing his geek-like thing, managing what has been a thus far successful market phase. But as the report wore on, my views got right-sized in real time. I have not edited (other than grammar and some untoward wording, etc. and the italicized summary inputs) anything, so as to leave the progression of my learning on the fly intact for your review. It is published publicly with slight edits and certain actionable subscriber content redacted.
(more…)If you want a sense as to the overnight action, look no farther than the /RTY, which resembles a corpse since the close yesterday. Equity futures are overall either up a little or down a little, averaging out to essentially unchanged as we continue to levitate at record highs.
Note: Never will you read one word of my material that has been edited or altered, let alone written by, AI. It is unfortunate that this even needs to be stated, but it’s out there, folks. Content written by machines. Outside of ‘quant’, you cannot automate real market analysis.
Harken back, if you will, to a time some hazy years ago that I sold Nvidia too soon and neglected to buy it back on its long journey upward, leading the Semiconductor bubble to come by a country mile. I since traded it a couple times, but the real money had been made by others.
(more…)We are very much in the off season for earnings, but there are three decently sized stocks announcing their quarterly reports after today’s close. I don’t have positions in any of these, although they’re all interesting charts:
