The stock market saw a signifcant sell-off from fears of a new variant called Omicron, which rattled financial markets across the world. The S&P 500 ($SPY), Nasdaq 100 ($QQQ) and Russell 2000 ($IWM) all saw heavy selling. Is the stock market going to crash like it did in 2020, or will investors buy the dip
The stock market sell-off is heating up and now it needs to be asked whether we are on the verge of a stock market crash heading into the end of 2021. Using technical analysis, I go over what support and resistance levels should you be watching on the S&P 500 ($SPY), Nasdaq 100 ($QQQ) and
$SATS bull flag developing.
Could we see a stock market crash if Lael Brainard is nominated for Chairwoman of the Federal Reserve by President Joe Biden? What does it mean for the stock market if Jay Powell does not get re-nominated as chairman of the Federal Reserve. I also talk about weakening stock market conditions and breadth signaling that
$RIVN breaking down, and close to confirming a head and shoulders pattern.
$TLRY with a strong pullback to key double bottom support and reversed hard. Lots of volume flowing in, and cannabis stocks across the board reversing.
$POWW running on above average volume. Very promising move in the early stages. Careful though, earnings after the bell.
Cannabis stocks are having some of the best gains in months, and they are just starting. I provide five pot stocks to consider buying to capitalize on this cannabis stock rally in the stock market using my swing trading and technical analysis strategies. These stocks include Tilray ($TLRY), Canopy Growth ($CGC), Aurora ($ACB), Alternative Harvest
$MMM attempting to hold on to the breakout today.
$NTRS starting to break out of consolidation.
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