It's all semis at this point that is pulling this market higher.
Semis and Energy are holding firm to this market. Healthcare and real estate trying to make a play here, but I'm not sure it lasts.
SMH already starting to weaken again, and nothing at all to like about energy right now.
No movement in this industry going back to September. Completely sideways! Traders getting long today are doing so without looking at the bigger picture of how semis have done nothing the last 6-months.
SMH is really beginning to drag, and could still drop so much further.
Buy the dip in semiconductor stock? Semiconductor stocks have plummeted over the past month. Is it now time to buy the dip in semiconductor stocks like Nvidia (NVDA) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), among others? In this video I discuss the potential for a bounce within semiconductor stocks and the SMH ETF as well as
Microsoft (MSFT) holding the rising trend-line here, but not quite getting much in the way of a bounce so far. Semiconductor ETF (SMH) attempting to find some support here on this pullback. Boeing (BA) breaking below the lower channel band that goes back to October '22
Episode Overview In the current market, where stocks are flying higher, and look like they could just keep going even higher, how do we manage the profits that come from some of these high flying semiconductor stocks like NVDA, SMCI, MSTR, or AMD? In this podcast episode, learn what Ryan does to manage the trade
$FHI bouncing off of the lower channel band, but short-term declining resistance needs to see a break before considering a long position. . $VSCO bull flag pattern nearing a breakout to the upside. A break below declining support would invalidate the setup. $SMH has a complicated history with bollinger bands and here the reward gets
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