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PHLX Semiconductor Sector Index (NQ: SOX )

5,055.32 +128.76 (+2.61%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 4:15 PM EST, Dec 2, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Are Semiconductors Breaking Down From Historic Momentum Peak?
As inflation burst onto investors’ radars, so did rising interest rates. And this combination has hurt growth stocks. And in particular, it’s hurt technology stocks and key market leaders like... 
Via Talk Markets
Will Head & Shoulders Pattern Send Semiconductors Index (SOX) Deep In Red?
In the weekly chart of the SOX, we can see that the Semiconductors Index has formed a head and shoulders pattern over the past 9 months. And it is testing neckline support right now. 
Via Talk Markets
Semis Roll
Yesterday was a good day for the equity market, but it was especially strong for semiconductors. 
Via Talk Markets
Tech And Large Cap Markets Make Early Running
It does appear a bottom of consequence is now in, so it's more a case of determining how much weakness will be tolerated before buying the next dip. Last week's buying was likely a result of extensive... 
Via Talk Markets
Sector and Index Ratios
A look at the historical ratio between different stock market indices, sectors, or ETFs. 
Via Talk Markets
Semis Slide Below 200-Day
The Philly SOX index is looking to close below its 200-DMA for the first time since the spring of 2020 as the uptrend off the COVID lows is on the ropes. 
Via Talk Markets
Room Tone
The semiconductor index had its biggest down day in a while and the biggest bearish engulfing pattern in a long time. 
Via Talk Markets
A Big "But"
If I may say so, everything in markets may not be as rosy as one likes to believe. 
Via Talk Markets
SOX and the City
SOX's highest point was just last month, but since then, the breakdown is quite clean. 
Via Talk Markets
And They’re Off
If you were hoping for a quick bounceback following yesterday’s decline, think again. 
Via Talk Markets
Day One Lookback
The first of the approximately 250 trading days of 2022 is behind us, so let’s take a look at a few major indexes to see what’s going on. 
Via Talk Markets
Bulls Should Begin 2022 With A Win
The first trading day of the new year is seasonally very strong by a number of studies and that is reinforced by the late day weakness to end 2021. 
Via Talk Markets
The Crudest View
That’s it, ladies and gentlemen. It’s over. Here I provide a variety of major ETFs and indexes, deliberately displayed with yearly price bars, just to give a crude, big-picture view about the... 
Via Talk Markets
What goes up...
The Nasdaq is trading within a rising channel as opposed to a sideways consolidation like the Russell 2000. Today's losses place the index at support of this rising channel. 
Via Talk Markets
Snap, Crackle, and Drop
With interest rates creeping higher, the tech stocks have been slowly suffocating. 
Via Talk Markets
Silver Update: The Bigger The Base, The Higher In Space
In this brief video, I discuss the recent action seen in the silver market and how it may move next. 
Via Talk Markets
Retail Stocks Trading Lower on Weaker Black Friday Numbers
After Friday’s Omicron variant sell-off, things were looking pretty bleak for investors, but stocks rallied back on Monday. The Nasdaq Composite (COMP:GIDS) led... 
Via Benzinga
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
The Top 10 Meme Stocks on Reddit: Should You Buy, Sell or Hold?
Meme stocks are central to the retail investor revolution. However, only some of the top-mentioned picks on Reddit are actually worth buying. 
Via InvestorPlace
Semiconductor Index (SOX) Breaking Out Above 21-Year Fibonacci Level
Technology investors hardly remember the September pullback… because it 
Via Talk Markets
Indices Finish The Week With Sharp Gains
Indices enjoyed excellent gains last week, but the rate of market ascent is not one that can be maintained in the long run. How markets consolidate over the coming week will say much about the strength... 
Via Talk Markets
Weekly Commentary: Dow 36,000 And Policy Mistakes
More evidence this week of a historic mania running unchecked. The Russell 2000 jumped 6.1% this week, with the Semiconductors up 8.8%. The Goldman Sachs Most Short Index surged 11.7%. The Dow hit... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
S&P 'Gravestone doji' negated - index rallies continue
Friday maintained the good form of indices, the S&P did particularly well as it finally cleared the spike high and managed to register an accumulation day by the close of business. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Time To Get Long The Loonie
Today, we take a look at the neutral range for the SPX along with mixed signaling for both the bulls and bears. We then discuss inflation, value factor, peak supply chain hysterics, and a new bull leg... 
Via Talk Markets
Relief Buying Has Potential For More
Today's buying was able to erase much of yesterday's losses, although trading volume was below that of Monday. 
Via Talk Markets
Sunday Index Review
A fresh look at the U.S. stock market indexes as of week's end. 
Via Talk Markets
S&P Pushes Lower As Russell 2000 Tags 200-Day Ma For A Third Time In Two Months
The S&P followed through on its continuation pattern by delivering a solid red candlestick lower. Those big red candlesticks have also come with the bearish distribution. The next stop is the 200-day... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Index Flyover
Review of stock market indexes through August 27, 2021. 
Via Talk Markets
What Chip Shortage: Inventory At Leading Chipmakers Hits Record $65 Billion
Something odd emerged as automaker after automaker - most notably Toyota last week - announced they would throttle auto production in coming months due to a historic chip shortage. 
Via Talk Markets
The Cost Of Saving The Economy: $1.7 Billion Per Hour Every Hour
the Fed has bought $4 trillion bonds in the past 18 months, twice the amount the US spent on War in Afghanistan past 20 years as it, and other global central banks, have spent $834 million every hour... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
Losses continue as Dow Jones finishes with potential 'Bull trap'
Today's news was not the continued losses from the bearish wedge in the Russell 2000 as such losses have remained contained by the trading range. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
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