The Strongest Sectors During a Tech Selloff
We’re in an “already, but not yet market”. Meaning, we’re “already” past the elections, “but not yet” sure how the
We’re in an “already, but not yet market”. Meaning, we’re “already” past the elections, “but not yet” sure how the
I told traders to watch two tickers heading into the midterms: $DIA and $XLV. They both spiked higher after the election. My next trade setup.
Investors focused on 2 stocks this week: Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) & Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG). They announced earnings on Wednesday, October 28. But the best earnings trade came from somewhere else… My #1 watch.
The Fed just announced its interest rate decision. I’m using past Fed reactions to trade this setup… My trade plan.
Yesterday, the S&P 500 melted up and moved toward all-time highs. Then earnings hit… My watchlist.
For the past three months, the market has been stuck. Up a little. Down a little. Seemingly going nowhere. I have a plan to trade it.
Tariffs were expected — but the aggressive reciprocal rates hit harder than anyone anticipated, triggering a swift market selloff. In this article, Ben breaks down why the reaction was so severe and what traders need to take away from Liberation Day.
Ben sifts through the rubble of the market’s 4% drop and explains how traders can position themselves for the new tariff policy.