- OtherneutralThe host notes that the market often goes sideways and does not do much, which is the context for this trading pattern.Source
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- Otherneutralshort-termThe host notes a short-term rally in the market but says it is a dangerous time; no explicit direction is given, only elevated risk after the bounce.Source
- DIAbearishshort-termThe Dow shows lower lows and a weak bounce; the host expects any rally to fail around a 50% retracement area and then resume lower with more downside ahead.Source
- SPYbearishshort-termThe S&P 500 shows a false breakout and a shift to the downside on lower timeframes; the host expects the short-term rally to falter and the index to roll back down.Source
- QQQbearishshort-termThe Nasdaq had a false breakout that failed and broke down; the host sees it as weak and expects more downside in the short term.Source
- QQQbullishlong-termOn the weekly chart the Nasdaq remains in an uptrend with higher lows; the host views the current drop as only a short-term correction and a great buying opportunity.Source
- IWMbearishshort-termThe Russell 2000 bounced off a target but remains in a strong downtrend; the host expects more weakness over at least the next couple of weeks.Source
- Othernegative for stocksmid-termGold shows a massive head and shoulders top on the weekly chart; the host says the bull market is over and gold is about to be crushed, with a measured downside projection around the 3000 level.Source
- Othernegative for stocksshort-termSilver is making lower highs; the host expects it to break the 55 level and drop toward the low $40 level, looking very weak.Source
- TLTbullishlong-termThe bond market jumped today; the host sees possible capitulation in TLT and still views bonds as one of the greatest investments ever, a core position, expecting a major move higher over the next couple of years.Source
- XLEbullishlong-termThe energy sector has broken out of a 20-year range; the host says the pause today is minor and this is just the start of something big, expecting continuation higher.Source
- OtherneutralThe host says gold is dead and not the current focus, with traders focused on gold missing the move in energy, but he does not state an explicit directional view on gold prices.Source
- Oil & Energypositive for stockslong-termThe host is bullish on the energy sector, noting it has broken out after three years of sideways consolidation and is in the first stair step of a big bull market, with much more upside to come.Source
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- QQQbearishshort-termThe host believes the Nasdaq (QQQ) has confirmed a false upside breakout and is reversing lower, marking the start of the correction he had been anticipating. He expects significantly more weakness and downside for the Nasdaq over the next couple of weeks into November, potentially dropping back toward its long-term trend line, reflecting a very weak market structure.Source
- DIAbearishshort-termThe host points out that the Dow (DIA), observed via its futures, has been the leading indicator dragging the broader market lower and has already made a lower low. He believes a much bigger drop is imminent for the Dow, which will continue to lead the market downward.Source
- SPYbearishshort-termThe host believes the S&P 500 (SPY) has also confirmed a false breakout, with futures showing a false breakout and the cash market resembling a double top. He expects the S&P 500 to drop back toward the low 7,000s area and see substantially more downside from here.Source
- IWMbearishshort-termThe host notes the Russell 2000 (IWM) has just hit its prior target, the double-top rejection level. He views the Russell as the weakest among the major indices, with the downside move just getting underway and further weakness expected.Source
- Othernegative for stocksmid-termThe host believes the broader stock market has confirmed false breakouts and is now entering the start of a correction, with more weakness expected over the next few weeks into November. Having anticipated this pullback, he notes the Dow is leading the move lower and the Russell is the weakest, meaning further downside for the overall market is just getting underway.Source
- XLEbullishlong-termThe host calls XLE the new king in town, noting smart money already rotated into energy and that this was one of the strongest bull markets this year; with XLE up 54% year-to-date, he is bullish on XLE and the energy sector.Source
- Othernegative for stockslong-termThe host has said since the start of the year that gold's move is finished and the chart confirmed the trend was over; with gold down 30% this year, he is bearish on gold and believes the trend has ended.Source
- OtherneutralThe host emphasizes that the key trading skill is spotting when a trend is over and then finding the next market ready to make a big move; he advocates following the money into the next trend rather than staying married to a market.Source
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- Othernegative for stocksshort-termThe gold bull market is over and gold is in a bear market; the prior rally was a sucker rally. He expects gold to flush down and return to low levels around 3,400.Source
- Othernegative for stocksshort-termSilver has entered a bear market after its parabolic phase; the earlier rally was a sucker rally. He expects silver to keep dropping to another new low with a target around $43.Source
- QQQbearishshort-termThe Nasdaq has confirmed a false breakout to the upside and is now reversing down, marking the start of the correction he has been warning about. He expects more weakness over the next couple of weeks into November.Source
- DIAbearishshort-termThe Dow had been dragging the market along but is now leading to the downside; after making a lower low and rallying, he expects a much bigger drop to come out of the Dow Jones.Source
- SPYbearishshort-termThe S&P 500 confirmed a false breakout, with futures breaking above resistance before reversing down. He expects more downside and a move back toward the low 7000s area over the next few weeks.Source
- IWMbearishshort-termThe Russell 2000 has hit its downside target and is the weakest market; things are just getting underway, and he expects a lot more downside to come.Source
- Oil & Energypositive for stockslong-termThe energy sector has built energy through a long sideways consolidation and has broken out into a trending phase; it is the new king, up 50% this year, and he expects much more upside as the first stair step in a big bull market.Source
- Bonds & Ratespositive for stocksmid-termThe 10-year yield is rolling over and he expects a lot more downside for yields, with the 30-year also pulling back toward 5.2% and possibly 4.6% to 4.8%, which gives a bit of a bull to the bond market.Source
- TLTbullishmid-termThe bond market is catching a bit of a bid and TLT is seeing a slight bounce after being crushed. It is not yet all clear for a full bull market, but this may be the capitulation move before a move up.Source
- SPYneutrallong-termThe host notes a potential 60-year cycle coming into play on the SPY (S&P 500) weekly chart, with the historical analog around the 1966 period, but cautions he is not saying the same thing will happen again and is only studying the historical footprint, with no directional call.Source
- EOGneutralThe host mentions EOG as one of the individual energy stocks he is focusing on, without stating an explicit directional view.Source
- OXYneutralThe host notes OXY as one of the energy stocks he is focused on and says it is holding long-term support, but he does not state an explicit directional view.Source
- XOMneutralThe host mentions XOM as another energy stock he is focused on, without stating an explicit directional view.Source
- USOneutralThe host compares USO with the energy sector and says USO is not as strong, but he does not give an explicit directional view on USO.Source
- XLEbullishlong-termThe host believes the energy sector ETF XLE is at the start of a much larger bull market, and he remains personally long the sector.Source
- XLEbullishThe host views XLE as one of the best investment opportunities right now, implying a bullish outlook on the energy sector ETF.Source
- Bonds & RatesneutralThe host notes that interest rates have been spiking as the bond market gets crushed, and says he would not be surprised by another downside move before a strong rally, without committing to a clear direction.Source
- OtherneutralThe host explicitly wonders whether the big drop and volume spike mean a capitulation is taking place in interest rates, without committing to a direction.Source
- Bonds & Ratespositive for stockslong-termThe host believes the bond market is still being crushed and heading lower for now, but once it breaks back above the long-term trend line and key levels, it is likely to see a major turnaround over the next few years, with a first target at the $100 level.Source
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