Large cap growth stocks have been outperforming for quite some time, with semiconductors perhaps the most representative of the strength of that trade in recent months. In fact, the semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ: SMH) finished last week up 29% year-to-date, far outpacing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 which are both up abou
We’ve highlighted all the warning signs as this bull market phase has seemed to be nearing an exhaustion point. We shared bearish market tells, including the dreaded Hindenburg Omen and how leading growth stocks have been demonstrating questionable patterns. But despite all of those signs of market exhaustion, our growth-led benchmarks
After a remarkably bullish January, which continued the strong market action in November and December, February has had a distinctly different feel. But while breadth conditions have certainly become less bullish than they were at year-end 2023, and the Hindenburg Omen has announced a potential end to the bullish phase, the growth leadership names
OK, I literally tried to think of the most bearish headline possible. To be clear, I’m actually still bullish on the long-term structure of this market. I’ve learned that when my Market Trend Model is bullish on the long-term and medium-term time frames, the primary trend is still positive. And that’s not a judgment call;