Dip Buyers Showed up Fast as Small Caps Lead the Bounce
This week on Stock Market Weekly (Episode #833), we cover Dip Buyers Showed up Fast as Small Caps Lead the Bounce. We also break down the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000, and the sectors and themes driving price action.
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In this week’s episode
Dip buyers returned quickly this week as macro pressure eased and AI leadership held firm. The pullback was shallow, the Russell 2000 bounced from a key level, and semiconductors regained momentum after Nvidia earnings.
But the tape is not a clean all-clear. Breadth remains mixed, crypto is still lagging, and quiet rotation is showing up in healthcare, real estate, and utilities. This episode breaks down where strength is broadening and where traders still need discipline.
Video episode timestamps
- 0:00 Introduction – Key Events From This Week’s Trading
- 1:01 Macro Pressures: Treasuries & Oil
- 1:57 Market Breadth & Small Caps
- 2:56 $NVDA Earnings & AI Sector Impact
- 4:03 Rotation Into Surprising Sectors
- 5:35 Weekly Index & Sector Numbers
- 7:29 Breadth Internals & Bitcoin Outlook
- 9:10 S&P 500 & Nasdaq Chart Analysis
- 10:44 Russell 2000 Small Cap Outlook
- 11:17 Oil & Energy Outlook $XLE
- 12:38 Crypto & Rotation Sector Charts
- 13:36 $SMH Semiconductors Chart
- 14:26 Market Environment Downgrade
- 17:45 Current Positions: $SOXL $AXTI $ASTS
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