PHLX Semiconductor Sector Index (SOX)

As the final trading days of 2025 unfold, the semiconductor industry is witnessing a historic transformation, with Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) emerging as the vanguard of a massive artificial intelligence "supercycle." Following a blockbuster earnings report released just last week, Micron’s stock has catapulted to all-time highs, reflecting a

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President Trump makes some big moves post tariff sell off.

In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, did stocks just make a major low?

Stocks are in an unambiguous bear trend right now.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said recently, “All I know is, I'm good for my $80 billion” regarding the $500 billion Stargate AI announcement. But a February note from TD Cowen analysts stated that Microsoft was backing out of data center leases.

The Russell 2000 lost almost 6% with a gap down. A new MACD trigger 'sell' from an oversold place opens up crash possibilities.

With last week's move to the downside we now have to consider new swing lows for indices, with the ones established a couple of weeks ago unlikely to hold.

The S&P had the picture-perfect reversal off resistance, undercutting its 200-day MA in the process.

Both the Nasdaq and S&P have moved beyond their 200-day MAs, turning the latter moving average into resistance.

Sellers whipped bulls with an undercut of Friday's lows on higher volume disribution. There was no denying which side of the market traders were sitting at.

Not a whole lot of positivity to today, even though support held.

Consumer staples and healthcare are standing head and shoulders above the rest. That is a problem.

The S&P had started to clear resistance, posting new all-time highs before sellers struck with avengence.

The Nasdaq was able to go beyond the breakdown gap and make a push towards all-time highs, closing above 20,000 in the process.

A mixed bag of action for indices - some finished slightly up, some slightly down - all on low volume. It wasn't really a day to get excited about anything.

Traders flipped the script for the big indices, and we saw a nice bid take shape under stocks coming out of the weekend.

Another week another gap down to start. This time, however, the bulls reasserted control of the tape much more quickly than before, and now we see stocks pressing back and onward to new highs.

After Monday's AI sell-off sent tech stocks reeling, we had some comeback as buyers filled the void, only for traders to take some quick profits off yesterday's bounce.

At a time like this it’s important to remember that one day doesn’t break a trend. It doesn’t make one, either.

Ugly day driven by tech declines has stalled broader rallies, but not killed them.

​​​​​​​Today’s market reaction should serve as a reminder that even disruptors are susceptible to disruption.

We’ve been through the “Trump rally”, the “Trump slump,” the “Trump bump,” and now just Trump, as the first full trading day of the new administration comes to a close.

Price-wise, the bulls had another good day on Friday with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 leading the way to sizable gains.

The markets’ mood has soured - that much is obvious. There are worries about inflation - also obvious if you look at the bond market.