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18:09
Sep 02
Sep 02
Monitor ES_F key support levels
Monitor ES_F price action around key levels; bullish above 7671/7649 support, bearish bias if 7649 fails. No directional position stated.
MED
17:40
Sep 02
Sep 02
BTIG strategists warn that rising correlations and poor market breadth resemble musical chairs.
BTIG strategists warn that rising correlations and poor market breadth resemble musical chairs, suggesting stocks may retest recent lows.
16:38
Sep 02
Sep 02
ES_F consolidating after recovery run.
Watch ES_F as the index consolidates a recovery run. Targets from 7649 to 7735 were outlined, but no new trade trigger is given until a clear breakout or breakdown level is approached.
MED
16:30
Sep 02
Sep 02
US equity markets are too big to fail.
Markets have become so large relative to fiscal and monetary flows that signaling and market movement matter more than actual policy size. Equity markets are roughly $150T public and $300T public and private, so a 20% rally creates $50-60T of new collateral. That makes equity markets too important to fail and forces policymakers to manage them supportively.
HIGH
15:59
Sep 02
Sep 02
ES_F holds 7671, targets 7704-7745
Monitor S&P 500 futures for continued upward momentum, watching key levels at 7671 support and 7704/7714 resistance for potential breakout toward 7735-45.
MED
15:48
Sep 02
Sep 02
Equities keep rising; buy pullbacks.
He argues equities remain attractive because earnings growth is strong, valuations are elevated but not extreme, and AI/industrial capex spending is still accelerating. He would buy pullbacks, especially 10-15% declines, and is already modestly overweight stocks.
HIGH
14:58
Sep 02
Sep 02
Watch ES_F for failed breakdown leading higher
Author outlines intraday ES_F price targets and failed breakdown patterns but expresses no personal position or forward directional call beyond tactical levels.
LOW
14:18
Sep 02
Sep 02
Seasonally weak market into midterms.
With earnings season over, the market is shifting back to macro risks. A potential rate hike and midterm elections, which historically tend to cause pre-midterm selloffs, create a seasonally weak setup for equities, though the market could still surprise.
MED
14:13
Sep 02
Sep 02
Long ES_F above 7685 for upside continuation.
Author outlines intraday ES futures targets and trap levels, noting bullish control only above 7685, but frames it as tactical trading levels rather than a directional position.
LOW
13:30
Sep 02
Sep 02
Stock market stall could reverse consumer spending.
Rosenberg argues that if the stock market stops rising and the savings rate stops falling, consumer spending will mean-revert toward income, reinforcing excess supply over demand and acting as a negative shock; this makes the stock market a key downside trigger to monitor.
MED
12:50
Sep 02
Sep 02
Watch ES_F for volatility expansion, upside rip
Author describes low volatility and bearish control with trapped support levels, but frames moves as tactical scalps rather than a directional position call.
LOW
12:16
Sep 02
Sep 02
Equity rotation risk near real-yield threshold.
Historically when long-end real yields approach 2.5%, money rotates out of equities into fixed income; real yields are not there yet but are getting close, making the equity trade vulnerable.
MED
11:58
Sep 02
Sep 02
Long ES_F from 7637 toward 7671.
Author describes controlled bearish conditions under 7714 with key support at 7637, but frames it as a tactical trading plan rather than an explicit short position or forward call.
LOW
11:45
Sep 02
Sep 02
The S&P 500 is reportedly accumulating a volatility deficit according to the linked analysis.
The S&P 500 is reportedly accumulating a volatility deficit according to the linked analysis from the news account.
11:26
Sep 02
Sep 02
Capex and earnings super cycle supports equities.
The U.S. is in a capex super cycle driving an earnings super cycle; second-quarter earnings growth of about 30% in the U.S. and 15% in Europe is strong, and her S&P 500 target is 8,400, so she remains bullish despite possible September indigestion.
HIGH
10:00
Sep 02
Sep 02
The broader market (SPY) is pumping relentlessly without pullbacks. Weak jobs data suggests the Fed will pause rate hikes, fueling a liquidity-driven rally that is squeezing bears. Ride the upward wave as betting against the trend (buying puts) is consistently failing. The rally is viewed by many as illogical and a "fake pump" that could reverse.
LOW
10:00
Sep 02
Sep 02
US stocks rebound on midterm tariff rollback.
Park Se-ik expects the Trump administration to suffer a major midterm loss and likely lose the House to Democrats. That would put the brakes on Trump's tariff and alliance-damaging policies, and the removal or rollback of those tariff policies could trigger a sharp rebound in the US stock market.
MED
10:00
Sep 02
Sep 02
Jobs report matters more than Broadcom.
Near-term US equity sentiment is constrained and the jobs report now matters more than Broadcom. The market appears positioned for a weak payrolls number, so wage growth and leisure/hospitality employment after the World Cup are key inputs for gauging US domestic demand and near-term index direction.
MED
10:00
Sep 02
Sep 02
AI capex keeps US economy growing.
Massive AI capex and debt spending, with 2026 AI debt issuance projected near $600 billion and future capex near $1 trillion per year, is acting as a powerful economic stimulus. Unless the AI capex story completely collapses or an external shock hits, the US economy is unlikely to experience a recession for the rest of the 2020s.
HIGH
09:02
Sep 02
Sep 02
US equities supported by expanding M2.
Park says the simplest way to judge the US market is whether money is entering or leaving. US M2 is still expanding, and the administration is planning more spending before the election. In a market with money still being injected, the US equity market does not collapse. That explains why the US remains relatively stable and shows sector rotation rather than a broad breakdown.
MED
08:35
Sep 02
Sep 02
Midterm backlash may lift US equities
Park expects Trump and Republicans to suffer heavy midterm losses, with the House likely flipping to Democrats. That would brake Trump's tariff and alliance-breaking policies, and he thinks the stock market could rebound sharply when that political check appears.
MED
07:00
Sep 02
Sep 02
S&P 500 keeps rising on AI expansion
For the remainder of H2, the index itself may be difficult, but individual stocks can still work. For index exposure the S&P 500 is preferable, while for stock-picking Korean names are better because fast rotational buying can move individual stocks, requiring patience until one's stock moves.
HIGH
23:40
Sep 01
Sep 01
Macro chain clobbers stocks.
Cramer argues the Iran-oil-rates chain creates repeated stock selloffs; macro is overruling strong company fundamentals, dip buyers are not rewarded, and September is historically the weakest month, so the environment is not conducive to big capital gains.
HIGH
22:59
Sep 01
Sep 01
Early Fed hikes are better for stocks.
Historical Fed hiking cycles in the mid-2000s and mid-2010s show equities initially flinch during the first one or two hikes but then digest and rise. The 2022-2023 cycle was the bad comparison because the Fed delayed and then hiked rapidly amid unknown inflation. Therefore a well-flagged early September hike would reduce uncertainty and produce much better equity performance than delaying into year-end.
HIGH
22:38
Sep 01
Sep 01
Stocks set up for strong September
Tom Lee is contrarian bullish on stocks for September. He expects the jobs report, August CPI, and September FOMC decision to show inflation weakening, potentially dropping the odds of a September rate hike to zero, and argues that widespread caution means the market may rally on bad news because the last sellers have already sold.
HIGH
22:00
Sep 01
Sep 01
Stay invested in stocks long-term.
David Booth argues that investors should stay invested in the stock market through volatility because stocks return about 10% a year over the long haul. He cites early 2020, when the market fell over 20%, but then rebounded roughly 50% over the next nine months; investors who panicked and got out missed the recovery.
HIGH
21:59
Sep 01
Sep 01
High yields keep draining equity demand.
Because sovereign and risk-free yields have surged, investors no longer need to take as much equity risk; the speaker argues that stock-market liquidity is likely to keep shrinking and the equity market is in a difficult regime until yields or Fed rate-hike uncertainty abate.
HIGH
21:37
Sep 01
Sep 01
US earnings support further upside.
US indices are still within box ranges and their trends have not broken. S&P 500 earnings are broadly strong, with a large share of companies growing revenue and operating profit and many surprising to the upside, so it is not time to abandon US large-cap tech and chip exposure.
MED
20:59
Sep 01
Sep 01
S&P 500 tested August range bottom.
The afternoon leg lower in the S&P 500 shows how tightly interlocked markets are: the decline came exactly as the 10-year Treasury yield touched 4.8% and WTI crude crossed back above $90 a barrel, causing the index to test the bottom of the August breakout range that extends back to the highs of May.
MED
20:00
Sep 01
Sep 01
Retail traders are experiencing heavy losses and portfolio destruction in individual names. The extreme volatility and unpredictable macro environment are forcing capitulation out of risky options/meme stocks and into broad market safety. Buy and hold VOO as a safe haven from the current market chop and individual stock risk. Broad market could still face downside from rising global bond yields and geopolitical escalations.
LOW
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