👀 Interesting one from Scott Brown, CMT

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ACM Research. Nice little consolidation above the 2024 highs

New all-time highs for Apple this morning. Here's my note from last Thursday's Stock Trends report

The 10.76 point drop in the VIX from Friday’s high is the biggest two-day high-to-close decline since April of this year. Before that, it was August 2024 (after the yen carry crisis fears abated) and before that June of 2020 and March 2020. Were those good times to invest?

Pot stocks filled the September gap and now testing important support

So far, an ugly post-earnings reaction for Vertiv, which opened near all-time highs. Now down more than 5% and breaking to a two-week low.

Has the quantum bubble burst, or is this normal corrective action for an insanely volatile group? We may be about to find out. (#2 holding in IWM btw)

Bank of America on the new 52-week high list today. Here's the big-picture view

Happy Birthday to Ryan Detrick, CMT! Nobody has been more helpful or influential to my career and it’s fitting that we’re tracking to another positive day for stocks!

Not a great place to see weakness from financials (equally-weighted). Already at 52-weeks lows vs. SPX and YTD lows vs. the equal-weight index

Oklo completing the H&S top as we head into the close

EQT breaking out from a 4-month base this morning

Quick reminder as the S&P 500 is on track to close below its 50-DMA for the first time in 132 trading days 👇

Good run, but this trade looks over short-term

European financials breaking out of a 3-month base

Medical devices primed to join the healthcare party

One of the most bullish charts out there: Crude oil upside down. Today's 3.5% drop seems to be aiding the consumer discretionary sector

Up into an important zone on the short-term chart

Healthcare may be tactically overbought, but note where you are in the relative outperformance cycle