Finally, Key Signs of A Market Bottom – The Market Breadth

finally, key signs of a market bottom - the market breadth

The Market Breadth Summary Stock Market Commentary After five straight down weeks, the stock market finally enjoyed an up week. The move looked strong enough to flash key signs of a bottom in the making. The last day of trading for the holiday shortened week was particularly telling. The stock market gapped lower at the … Read more

Oversold Conditions Not Enough for A War Weary Market – The Market Breadth

oversold not enough for a war weary market

The Market Breadth Summary Stock Market Commentary Uncertainty is the theme for this market, extreme uncertainty in geopolitics, economic conditions, monetary policy, and domestic politics. The accumulated uncertainty has made the market war weary and exhausted buyers. This exhaustion dampens the potential for oversold conditions to deliver a meaningful bounce in the stock market. For … Read more

No Place to Hide As War Drives Oversold Conditions – The Market Breadth

no place to hide as war drives oversold conditions - the market breadth

The Market Breadth Summary Stock Market Commentary A week ago, I claimed that the stock market was all about oil. Now the stock market is all about war. Oil prices are up because of the war by the U.S. and Israel against Iran. An even larger issue is the cascade of impacts from an escalating … Read more

Bullish Engulfing Ends A Bearish Phase for Market Breadth

bullish engulfing

This is a special edition of The Market Breadth which follows a detailed look at expanding fear in financial markets. I am using video to quickly share my observations on important technical developments across the stock market. A “bullish engulfing” pattern has created a strong potential for bottoms across stocks and indices. After defining the … Read more

Market Fears Expand: War, Soaring Oil, Lost Jobs, AI Tops Out – The Market Breadth

volatility index (VIX)

The Market Breadth Summary Stock Market Commentary Market fears expanded last week as converging headwinds took their toll on a market that insists on buying every dip. The best example of buying persistence came with the market’s first regular trading session after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran. The S&P 500 gapped down at Monday’s … Read more