Second week of March is where market turns for Bulls.
Seasonality: $SPY & $VIX Second week of March is where market turns for Bulls. pic.twitter.com/CWdIEtqpKb — Prof (@TheProfInvestor) March 6, 2025
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Donald Trump’s Stock Market Plunge: Why MAGA 2.0 Doesn’t Mind
Some strategic thoughts on why Trump and his advisors might not care about this stock market drop — markets are now below where they were on Election Day in November. Stocks are, perhaps, necessary collateral damage in Donald Trump’s vision for a whole new American economy.
Trump has just said: Globalists are behind stock market sell off.
The headlines just keep coming 🔥 https://t.co/YCCnSfZc2X — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) March 6, 2025 Trump just now: “I am not even looking at the stock market” This is contrary to many positions he has taken before so I have to doubt this. 🤷♂️ He usually bases his performance as president …
Looks like $NVDA is taking down the entire stock market and the AI bubble has popped. THE REVERSE CARRY TRADE 2.0 is looming.
https://twitter.com/leadlagreport/status/1897706028655165836 https://twitter.com/leadlagreport/status/1897792700419576318 I DECLARE A CORRECTIOOOOOOOOOON pic.twitter.com/803JJKDcMt — Evan (@StockMKTNewz) March 6, 2025 🚨🇺🇸$1.15 TRILLION WIPED OUT FROM U.S. MARKET AS STOCKS CRASH DUE TO TRADE WAR FEARS Wall Street took a massive hit, with the Dow plunging 427 points and the Nasdaq entering correction territory as Trump’s tariffs rattled …
Buckle Up, This Bull Market MIGHT Be Ending
By Graham Summers, MBA | Chief Market Strategist The markets are setting up for a big test. If they fail, we’re in for some REAL fireworks in stocks. I’ve been bullish on stocks for most of the last few weeks, but yesterday’s price action, combined with how the weekly candles …
Stock Market Trembles with Deep Fear over Inflation and Job News
by David Haggith No small changes in the news today, but deep troubles rumbling up toward the surface from times past that will easily be made worse by times coming. Deep fear hovers over the stock market. The Dow tumbled, Warren Buffet fled the S&P500 stocks he had been advocating, …
Bitcoin is in a bear market. The rest of Crypto is far worse. The post election crypto euphoria is collapsing.
Bitcoin is in a bear market. The rest of Crypto is far worse. pic.twitter.com/PmvieYdhRY — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) February 26, 2025 #Bitcoin dropped below $85k after an important double-top at $100k amid strong outflows. The #cryptobros in the 2X levered $MSTU have paid the price. pic.twitter.com/JVSO1rRknG — Lance Roberts (@LanceRoberts) February …
If history repeats itself, this is the start of a downward trend, not a rebound. A perfect setup for a potential market pullback.
Buckle up. The market might not be as stable as it looks. **SPY/TLT (MY BAD)!!😬 — Guilherme Tavares (@i3_invest) February 26, 2025 Maybe it's just coincidence, but this chart seems too significant to ignore. The consumer discretionary-to-staples ratio just formed a near-perfect double top, revisiting late-2021 levels. In my view, this is …
STOCK MARKET CRASH IS ABOUT TO GET WORSE
The economic slowdown isn’t coming—it’s already here. Job market confidence is collapsing, growth expectations are slipping, and the data rolling in is far weaker than predicted. Yet, markets are still pricing in euphoria. That’s a recipe for disaster. Economic data is coming in weaker than expected even before the growth …
The labor market is definitely cracking; tons of layoffs.
Feds: pic.twitter.com/WPERDG22oi — bossbabymom1 (@bossbabymom1) February 21, 2025
The Market Is Walking Off a Cliff?
Is the stock market walking off a cliff and investors don’t see it coming? Macro investor Kevin Muir, author of the MacroTourist Newsletter, joins Maggie Lake to break down why we’ve entered a new economic era—one where tariffs, trade deficits, and fiscal tightening could reshape markets in ways most investors …
Soaring Japan 10-year yield will break the market; so few people realized that yet.
This is what happens when a nation buries itself in endless monetary easing and ignores basic fiscal reality. The Bank of Japan has been suppressing yields for years, but cracks are forming, and the moment they lose control, it’s game over. *JAPAN 10-YEAR YIELD RISES TO 1.4%, HIGHEST SINCE 2010 …
$NVDA, $MSFT, $TSLA all showing classic signs of a market about to dip.
This market is like a roller coaster—you think it’s ready to soar, then it drops again. It’s the classic bear market behavior, and right now, everything from $NVDA to $MSFT and $TSLA is showing the signs. We just witnessed a relief rally, but don’t get comfortable. The dip could be …
Too late, not like the market is going to correct itself. Then Millennials will be too old to pick up a mortgage.
Study: If You Want More Babies, Make Mortgages Affordable For Young People A new NBER working paper (Did the Modern Mortgage Set the Stage for the U.S. Baby Boom? by Lisa J. Dettling & Melissa Schettini Kearney) reveals an unexpected (well, actually expected) catalyst behind America’s famous baby boom: government-backed …
Delistings spike in housing market.
Demand meet supply. https://t.co/9ISi7E3g6B pic.twitter.com/RbuyDgeXVA — Mr.Awsumb (@MrAwsumb) February 14, 2025 via WSJ: An uptick in December delistings is the latest sign of dysfunction in America’s housing market. Nearly 73,000 homes were pulled from sale after they failed to find a buyer in the final month of last year, data …
The Fed’s intervention in the housing market is one of the biggest overlooked stories.
The Fed’s sustained purchase of mortgage-backed securities post-crisis isn’t just an oversight; it’s a massive market distortion. For years, they created artificial demand that kept mortgage rates unnaturally low, making homeownership seem more accessible while inflating home prices. The truth is, we’ve been living in a housing bubble held together …
This market is on some next level steroids
YTD:$PLTR +47% and to my surprise…$HOOD +42%$RDDT +36% Will Robinhood and Reddit pull their inner Palantir for their earnings Wednesday after hrs? Be fun. — Heisenberg (@Mr_Derivatives) February 8, 2025 $PLTR 569.47 P/E is nothing. AMZN at one point P/E was infinite because it didn’t have E. /s pic.twitter.com/p8yk6RqbQd — …
Sign of a worsening job market…
Hours worked fell sharply in January to 34.1 … tied for lowest since March 2020 and June 2010 pic.twitter.com/eHi4bd5WLG — Liz Ann Sonders (@LizAnnSonders) February 7, 2025 Average Weekly Hours. Only time lower GFC. Hours worked decline before your layoff. Leading indicator. 👇 pic.twitter.com/zR0rLNtRxi — James E. Thorne (@DrJStrategy) February …
AMD mega-success in Germany: dominates with 92% market share, leaves Intel with just 8%
TL;DR: AMD’s Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor is leading CPU sales in Germany, with AMD’s AM5 and AM4 sockets capturing 92.16% of the market at Mindfactory. Intel’s share is only 7.84%, with its LGA 1851 socket accounting for less than 1% of sales. AMD sold 23,615 units, generating 93.45% of the …
Flooding the market at delusional prices, which is why no one is buying.
The Mortgage Lock-In Effect Is Waning as Sellers Flood the Market Some segments of the U.S. residential real estate market started to thaw in January after December’s deep freeze, with a growing number of homeowners listing their homes for sale in a sign that the stubborn “lock-in” effect is finally …
Tariffs, Gold And Bitcoin! Gold Stable, Bitcoin And Stock Market Down, Mexican Peso Down And On Verge Of Collapse
by confoundedinterest17 As expected, the Trump Administration levied tariffs against Canada, Mexico, China, etc. The short-term result? Gold is stable, Bitcoin fell. Or as Gene Autry sang, “South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)”. The stock market? Down -1.53%. And then we have the doom porn about Mexico’s “impending” collapse. The …
Apple has bought back $673 billion in stock over the past 10 years, which is greater than the market cap of 488 companies in the S&P 500. $AAPL
Apple has bought back $673 billion in stock over the past 10 years, which is greater than the market cap of 488 companies in the S&P 500. $AAPL byu/IAmNotAnEconomist inFluentInFinance
Are They Positioning Themselves For A Pre-Determined Scenario In Which There Will Be A Massive Stock Market Crash?
by Michael Do they know something that we do not? All of a sudden, hedge funds are betting billions of dollars that the stock market is going to crash. If they are wrong, they will lose a ton of money, but if they are correct they will make absolutely enormous …
If the market is about to dip, it would align perfectly with today’s interest rate decision.
I'm still fascinated by this setup I've discovered. It's been unfolding perfectly, and I'm eager to see the next move. If the market is about to dip, it would align perfectly with today's interest rate decision. Not the most robust setup, but definitely an interesting one. 👀 https://t.co/p0VQYYkrM5 pic.twitter.com/PHLmCmq5S9 — …
Is the bond market signaling a recession? Slowing global growth seems likely. Stocks that would be rallying if a recession was coming…
Bond experts sense slowing momentum, and it’s hard to ignore the warning signs. Something’s shifting beneath the surface. Why are yields falling when the Fed is going to pause on Wednesday at FOMC? What’s the bond market seeing that we aren’t? A recession? 💀 https://t.co/UR5ugAL8IA — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) January …
S&P 500 at record highs, but the average American is being priced out of the market.
It’s a troubling reality that underscores the growing divide between the wealthy elite and the struggling majority. tick tock pic.twitter.com/FflitwaJ3G — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) January 23, 2025 The bottom 50% of households hold 2.4% of US wealth, per Bloomberg. — unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) January 23, 2025 https://twitter.com/MichaelMOTTCM/status/1882758630866575474