Posts Tagged ‘CRDO’
CRDO Fell 14%. This Is Where Swing Traders Break
Volatility returned sharply as the S&P 500 lost short-term support and the Nasdaq 100 broke lower on heavier volume. The key question is whether this remains a routine pullback or develops into a deeper test of the recent breakout. The Rockets portfolio turned nearly blood red, led by CRDO’s 13.8% d
Read MoreThe VIX Just Hit a 2026 Low. Doesn’t Mean Get Comfortable.
The major indexes spent the week grinding higher on light summer volume, while the VIX closed at a fresh 2026 low. Beneath that calm surface, sharp stock-level moves and widening dispersion kept both opportunity and risk alive.
Read MoreWhile the S&P 500 Looks Like Paint Drying, I Missed a 30% Move
The S&P 500 may look like paint drying, but strong dispersion is creating opportunity beneath the surface. With CPI meeting expectations and the swing-trading backdrop turning supportive, the focus remains on individual momentum stocks rather than the indexes. AI infrastructure is regaining strength
Read MoreMomentum Is Back. The Era of V-Shaped Rallies Continues
This week marked a decisive shift from defense back to risk-taking, as the S&P 500 broke out of its range and a rare momentum breadth thrust signaled renewed participation. Coordinated yen support, resilient AI spending and softer jobs data helped ease key market pressures.
Read MoreWhy This Stock Market Rally Feels So Hard to Buy
The market staged a powerful short squeeze rally, pushing the S&P 500 to new highs and leaving many traders frustrated on the sidelines. Semiconductors led the charge, with the SMH on pace for its best single month in history — a rules-based signal that rewarded disciplined buyers over reactive sell
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