Bearish
QQQ
TodayThis July 7 post is still operative. Especially given that QQQ just tried and failed (at least for now) to breakout. @sentimentrader https://t.co/KFGVU9hwv6 https://t.co/hS8NU4tosv
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Jay is Senior Market Analyst at https://t.co/BNBZdQZHaj and author of Seasonal Stock Market Trends (Wiley). Trader, writer, instructor and former CTA.
This July 7 post is still operative. Especially given that QQQ just tried and failed (at least for now) to breakout. @sentimentrader https://t.co/KFGVU9hwv6 https://t.co/hS8NU4tosv
View original →Think sentiment doesn't matter? I might beg to differ. @sentimentrader https://t.co/30qz3wRlhr https://t.co/sfKDJZ82y2
View original →Seasonality is climate, not weather. So no need to panic. Still, setting proper expectations is helpful at times - like late September, for example. @sentimentrader https://t.co/AB3uGPFVkM
View original →International stocks have been outperforming U.S. stocks since the 1st quarter of 2025. That trend is now being tested. From an allocation perspective, watching this test closely. @sentimentrader https://t.co/a44RmFjGfk
View original →FWIW, the @Sentimentrader Risk On/Risk Off Model is still in favorable territory - but not by much. Watching this one closely. https://t.co/F1uURpTUn1
View original →"The game is all about managing losing trades." The unsexy truth about trading that every successful traders eventually learns to prioritize. Usually after a lot of painful lessons. https://t.co/fwL5MC7rU8
View original →A good opportunity to invoke: Jay’s Trading Maxim #106: Sometimes it’s not what you buy, but what you don’t buy. FTR, the @sentimentrader JK Bond Cycle Model has been bearish since 9/30/2020. https://t.co/xYetYPbKWw https://t.co/xsKmzrsPbT
View original →The trend is still favorable overall, but stocks do appear to be getting expensive on a historical basis. A good time to invoke: Jay's Trading Maxim #18: Follow the trend, but DO NOT fall in love with the trend. @sentimentrader https://t.co/RWVLgeJRv3
View original →Stocks for rising rates versus long-term treasuries. And the beat goes on. Are bonds "due" for a bounce? Sure, why not. For a trade, maybe. But no major investment until they give a reason IMO. @sentimentrader https://t.co/lW6KV3cY11
View original →A follow up: Bloomberg Commodity Index vs. SPX Theory: 1st 15 years favor commodities, 2nd 15 years favor stocks. NOT a "trading system" IMO, BUT the numbers are what they are. Make of it what you will. NOTE: So far in latest cycle BCOMSP is trailing SPX. @sentimentrader https://t.co/5vVEHlXKxk https://t.co/T3vvTT5hd8
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