Stock Surge Daily
Breadth Breakdown (What to Do About It)
Most stocks are struggling. Technology is still at record highs. Ross explains how that split can help narrow the hunt for the next big move.
Is Retail Piling Into the Wrong Trade?
Retail just made a record move into long-term Treasuries while yields kept rising. Ross explains why the “safe” trade may not be the smartest place to look.
The Big Market Reset
The first-half leaderboard has been turned upside down. Ross looks at what that says about where leadership may be shifting next.
Will Surging Yields Crush the Market?
The 10-year is at 20-year highs, breadth is cracking, and yet earnings estimates keep climbing. Ross looks at what actually needs to break before yields become a bigger problem.
A Market in Transition
Cash is piling up, active managers are adding stocks, rates are still a threat, and earnings keep climbing. Ross looks at why this increasingly feels like a market caught between two regimes.
The Bull AND Bear Case for this Market
The same market is flashing some of the ugliest breadth readings in months – and some of the strongest historical tailwinds at the same time.
Confession: I’ve Just Stopped Trading the Market
Why has stopped trading “the market”? One unusual relationship underneath the S&P helps explain why.
What NOT to do in This Choppy Market
The S&P has been rangebound for weeks. Here’s what NOT to do.
Breakouts and Breakdowns
A lot of the market is breaking down right now. Yet a few major groups are doing the exact opposite – and that split could create some unusually powerful moves.
The Average Stock is Being Battered
The average S&P 500 stock is already down almost 20% from its highs – even as earnings estimates keep moving higher. Ross looks at why some of those “discounts” could be very different from others.
Paying Up for Crash Protection
Investors are suddenly paying up to hedge the market. But underneath the indexes, the fear looks very different – and that gap can hide some surprising opportunities.
Retail is Terrified – CEOs are Bullish
Retail investors are suddenly deeply bearish while CEO confidence is at a four-year high. Ross looks at why he wouldn’t blindly trust either one – and what he watches instead.
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