FAANG Stocks

The tech rally in the Nasdaq 100 has been spectacular, but can it continue the momentum of the past few weeks and keep rally going? In this video, I am providing my Nasdaq 100 analysis using the QQQ ETF chart, as well as going over the big tech stocks and how they might be signifying

It's a big week of earnings for the stock market including earnings reports from the major big tech stocks. I provide analysis for the following stocks: Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Google (GOOGL), Meta (META) and Amazon (AMZN).

$PXD managing to hold support with a decent bounce today.

The stock market crash update has us with three straight weeks of selling, and investors asking themselves "should I sell my stocks now!?" After the March bottom, it was assumed that the stock market crash was over, but now the Nasdaq is down 10.9% and Apple stock is down 22%, post split. The FANG stocks

This week's stock market update has the FAANG stocks, despite much of the entire stock market trading lower, pushing SP500 to new all-time highs, following the Stock Market Crash 2020. There's plenty of talk about stocks being in a stock market bubble similar to that of the DotCom Bubble and with Apple stock rallying over

Another Monday, another rally, albeit a small one this time.  The inverse correlation between the Nasdaq and Russell 2000 persists, with the latter only rallying hard when it needs to cover for the former and vice versa. 

Rally Stocks Now and Forever More Honestly, I hate this market, as I am sure plenty of of others do too. It isn’t that I have something against bullish markets, but I do have something against markets that have been completely taken over by a federal government trying to win re-election and re-appointment, and investors

We got the ceremonial Monday rally.  Now it is just a matter of whether the stock market craps all over itself the rest of the week. I took Silver (SLV) off the watch-list and I'll probably get a bunch of "you're an idiot" emails because some of you out there don't realize what risk and

Oh what a mess this Federal Reserve has put the stock market in! Oh I know, S&P 500 and the Nasdaq are both positive on the year, and the latter is raging at new all-time highs, day after day practically. But what happens when the Fed balance sheet goes back to “normal”? 

We lived a life time in the first half of 2020, what does the second half have in store? I hate to say that there's no way that the second half of this year could be crazier than what we have experienced so far in 2020, but the mere statement will likely doom us all