NASDAQ:QQQ Fund Quote

The stock market got slammed, and QQQ took a big hit.

After 3 weeks of staying net long, hedge funds once again switched back to net short e-mini S&P500 futures.

The positives are elusive. The breadth indicators show the possibility of a serious decline in prices in the near future. But at least the bottom for this decline should be easy to identify by a sharp decrease in the number of new lows.

There has been a lot of speculation about whether or not the general stock market has transitioned from a bull to a bear market. My guess is: yes, we have entered a bear market, but I have no proof. I only have a few observations to note.

Nasdaq price prediction based on the technical analysis.

An analysis of the QQQs as they reject a key trendline and show signs of weakness.

Knowing which stocks to hold for the long term and which to sell before they drag down your portfolio is a challenge every investor faces at least once in their journey.

Analyzing the recent market correction as key technical levels break down.

In this video lesson, I discuss the overall market, my books, and my game plan moving forward after Friday's ugly sell-off.

Wall Street stumbles as inflation report and trade tariffs spark sell-off. SPY, IVV, and QQQ ETFs suffer losses. Volatility expected in near term.

Sentiment certainly shifted from the beginning of the week, culminating in a massive selloff catalyzed by a hotter-than-expected core PCE reading.

The Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation came in hotter than expected on Friday. Experts are weighing in on how the latest data could affect the road ahead.

Markets faltered on Friday, with Wall Street reeling as investors hurried to shed risk in the face of mounting inflation and tariff uncertainties.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq Composite are looking to close out the week with steep losses, with the S&P 500 Index firmly lower as well.

Final data shows inflation expectations at 4.1%, consumer sentiment at its lowest since 2022, causing markets to react negatively.

Risk appetite is on track to end the week on a negative note.

Core personal consumption expenditures, excluding food and energy, rose 0.4% in February compared to the preceding month and versus an estimate of 0.3%.

According to AAII, the bearish sentiment for the week stood at 52.2%, surpassing the bullish and neutral sentiments.

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Craig Shapiro has said that the Federal Reserve has been "gaslighting the public," after Tom Barkin said that inflation is not "de-anchored".

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U.S. stock futures fell on Friday after two consecutive days of decline on Wednesday and Thursday. Futures of benchmark indices were lower.

Morgan Stanley expects the core monthly PCE rate to be 0.35%, rounding off to 0.4%, nudged higher by strong goods inflation and an acceleration in core services prices, excluding housing.