Intel reported earnings today with a revenue and EPS beat, but it’s the guidance that sent investors running. The company sees Q1 EPS at $0.00 vs. $0.08 expected, and revenue between $11.7B and $12.7B, which puts the midpoint slightly below consensus. Despite the solid print, the reaction in the stock was negative. So the question

Netflix (NFLX) Earnings - Solid Numbers, Ugly Reaction NFLX reported Q2 earnings with strong top and bottom-line beats: Revenue: $12.05B vs $11.97B expected EPS: $0.56 vs $0.55 expected 2026 Revenue Outlook: $50.7B to $51.7B (inline with expectations) And yet… the stock sold off hard. For traders, the question now becomes: how far can NFLX fall

Every swing trader knows the feeling. It is right before the opening bell, coffee in hand, when you check your portfolio and see one of your positions has gapped up. It is an adrenaline rush. But there is also the flip side, that sinking feeling when a stock gaps down against you, wiping out weeks

Silver is surging fast. The SLV ETF has exploded to new highs in what some are calling a parabolic rally, and others are comparing to tulip mania. With the momentum running hot, it begs the question whether this is sustainable, or due for a brutal reversal? In my latest video, I cover: SLV’s daily and

If you have been watching the headlines lately, you know the Supreme Court is about to hand down a ruling that could send shockwaves through the stock market. The legality of President Trump’s tariffs is on the line, and while legal scholars debate the constitutionality of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, traders are asking

Robinhood (HOOD) has been chopping around after recent market moves, leaving traders wondering whether now is a good time to buy, or better to wait for a pullback? In the video above, I break down the HOOD daily chart and highlight the following: Current trend strength - is the rally still intact? Important support and