Markets did very little this week but growth stocks had a great time. Investor sentiment remains terrible yet fast growing companies continue to show strong price action, healthy bases and great RS. Plenty of developing opportunities $HOOD $PLTR $TTAN $IBIT $GEV

I couldn't possibly agree more. Unfortunately, most search for easy answers and quick gains, but this thinking is what leads to a real career 👇👇

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Caruso Weekend Report: May 11, 2025. (This is a thread) Weekend Summary With markets ending both Friday and the week about unchanged, this past week was much more about individual stocks than the market as a whole. Institutional investors often spend more time rotating money

Tremendously good news about US-China trade today. Not only will this boost trade and the economy in the short term, it will also push the FED to cut rates and possibly open up the massive Chinese Market. To top it off, investors remain mostly bearish, leaving a ton of fuel for

US China tariffs are the real catalyst the market was waiting for. Is it sell the news or a new bull market? My thoughts and important context! 👉youtu.be/_6hilpInVRQ

Great insights shared by Matt Matt Caruso, CFA, CMT. 1) All bear markets have a root cause 2) Bear markets ended with "Problem Solved" 3) Market usually bottomed ahead of "Problem Solved" due to one sided positioning 4) Historical charts of Bear Markets and how they ended 5) The

The FED is the last central bank to cut... now they'll possibly be cutting into the start of a bull market!

After spending the past few weeks building positions in PLTR, IBIT, TKO, TTAN, HOOD, TSLA, TOST, and others, we’ve eliminated risk on all of them using our “DeRisking Strategy”— now staying in these leaders, positioned for a potential new bull market. Want to learn more about

Caruso Weekend Report: May 18, 2025 (This is a thread) Weekend Summary It’s not your imagination — market strength has been far broader than the NVDA-driven bull runs of 2023 and 2024. As of Friday, 74% of NASDAQ stocks are trading above their own 50-day moving averages, even

The market has caught most off guard, but most important to me has been the number of quality growth stocks and their strength vs. the market. It's been a target rich environment and I think that will get even better as AI slowly disrupts every industry. These V shaped rallies

Tariff news complicates things, but the long awaited pullback everyone wanted is here just as we return to short term fear levels. I'll post an updated chart after the open $QQQ $SPY

Post-open update, FOMO indicator down to 11, typical of widespread short term Fear. Leaders also acting great so far on this market drop...

Nuclear stocks are running hot today. I covered the bigger picture a few months back (video below). Been focused on $GEV the most lately... The overal AI bull market is very young. youtube.com/watch?v=am7hNK…

Using stops and cutting losses can lead to substantial drawdown if done incorrectly. My thoughts on how to avoid the key mistake that hurts intermediate level traders: 👇 Why You Keep Losing Money; Even with Stop Losses youtu.be/9fLmQJbji4g

Caruso Weekend Report (May 25, 2025) This is a thread. Weekend Summary Buying showed up just when needed as Friday’s market dipped into FEAR as indicated by our FOMO indicator. That’s exactly what you want to see in a healthy market: markets climbing the proverbial wall of worry

My favourite way to study stock RS is comparing price action from a point in time vs the index. It really makes outperformance stand out and auto adjusts for a stock's volatility. Some good examples of leaders below 👇 $GEV $CLS $IBIT $HOOD 👇

We are embarking on a once in a career technological revolution. AI will have an impact as big as and likely greater than the internet. I have been studying all the great 1990s winners as well as how the decade unfolded in terms of tech progress. DELL (chart below) is just one of