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Crypto Rover· 2025-08-22 06:33
REMINDER:Bitcoin seasonality tends to be negative in September. https://t.co/y6Ek3RzvQj ...
X @Crypto Rover
Crypto Rover· 2025-08-18 09:42
$ETH - Seasonality.Pullback in September, followed by euphoria in Q4 ? https://t.co/BxbNgbdfCP ...
Iachini: Main Street is leading Wall Street right now
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:42
Why don't we just take a quick quick like temperature check, I guess. How are retail traders doing this week compared to uh not this week, excuse me, this year compared to the S&P. No, absolutely.Um they're doing pretty great. I think uh Main Street is leading Wall Street right now, just recently, just this week, I think the uh based on our estimations, we see that retail investors have pulled ahead in the aggregate when we look at the performance of the portfolio. They've just pulled ahead of the NASDAQ.So ...
We could have the traditional October drawdown this year, says Stephen Suttmeier
CNBC Television· 2025-08-11 13:13
Get that. I mean, how many times has October been a bad month. Let's get a technical view and some key levels to watch for the markets.Joining us now, Stephen Setmayer, president and founder of Setmayer Technical Strategies. July is usually good. August maybe not so much, but a lot of times it's thin trading.A lot of people on vacation, but we all remember selloffs leading into the fall. Past performance doesn't guarantee anything. But what can we learn from from history.>> Sure. History tells us that the w ...
Chime CEO Says User Growth 'Seasonal’
Bloomberg Technology· 2025-08-08 19:14
Financial Performance - The company experienced a solid 37% revenue growth [1][2] - Gross margin stands at 87% [1] - The company exceeded expectations across the board on revenue growth and adjusted EBIT [2] Active Member Growth - Active member growth was 23% year-over-year in both Q1 and Q2, accelerating the rate [1][4] - Investors may be starting to understand the nuances of the business, including its seasonality [3] - Sequential quarter-to-quarter growth might be disappointing to some who don't understand the seasonality [4] Business Model & Strategy - The company focuses on serving everyday consumers and banking them in a primary account capacity [6] - The company is primarily a payments-driven business, not a lending business [7] - Credit and lending constitute a mid-teens percentage of the company's revenue [8] - The company aims to develop long-term partnerships with members, helping them avoid fees, build credit, and save [8] AI Integration - The company is leveraging AI to enhance the product experience and operations [11] - Over 70% of customer interactions are served with generative AI, leading to increased customer satisfaction [12] - The company envisions AI as a digital partner to help customers manage their day-to-day financial life [13]
Expect choppy market conditions in back half of the year, says RBC's Lori Calvasina
CNBC Television· 2025-08-06 21:10
All three major averages finishing in the green today. The NASDAQ up 1%. Our next guest is warning of seasonal weakness ahead for the stock market.But could strong earnings reverse the usual August malaise. Well, let's bring in RBC Capital Markets head of US equity strategy Lori Calvacina as well as region's wealth management CIO Alan Mcnite. It's great to have you both here.Alan, you're sitting here on set with me. Welcome. Let's start this conversation.What do you think of markets here. What would you be ...
Caution seeping into markets as seasonality and macro trends emerge, says RBC's Amy Wu Silverman
CNBC Television· 2025-08-05 11:42
turn. I think this really caught the Swiss off guard. >> It did.They were prepared for it. Yeah. Let's look at the futures right now.Continuing yesterday's bounce back from Friday's losses. Joining us now Amy Wu Silverman head of derivatives strategy at RBC Capital Markets. Which is a nice way of saying that I mean you focus on on technicals but you use derivatives to figure out some technical indicators.Not we don't do a lot of fundamentals. I'm not going to ask you about about tariffs I don't think. But s ...
It's Time to Duck and Weave This Market
Investor Place· 2025-07-29 21:14
Market Outlook - Veteran trader Jonathan Rose is shorting tech stocks due to a complacent market ahead of significant economic catalysts, including the Fed's rate decision and major tech earnings [1][2][3] - The VIX, a measure of market volatility, is currently below 15, indicating low expected turbulence, which is concerning given the upcoming events that could trigger volatility [2][3] Trading Strategy - To mitigate risk, a defined-risk put spread on QQQ (the Nasdaq ETF) is being implemented, allowing for profit from rising volatility or a short-term pullback while capping exposure [4][5] - The strategy does not require a significant drop in tech stock prices; a rise in uncertainty alone could make the put profitable [5] Earnings and Economic Reports - Key earnings reports from Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple are scheduled, along with the FOMC meeting and employment data, which could impact market volatility [7] Seasonal Trends - Historical data suggests a short-term bearish outlook for the S&P 500, with a peak expected this week, followed by a decline until October 2, after which a rebound is anticipated [9][11][12] Gold Market Analysis - Gold is forming a bullish "ascending triangle" pattern, indicating a potential breakout if it surpasses the resistance level around $3,430, supported by increased trading volume [14][16][20] - The seasonality tool forecasts that gold prices have historically risen during specific windows, suggesting a favorable trading environment for gold in the coming months [17] Tesla's Market Position - Tesla faces significant challenges, including increased competition from Chinese manufacturers like BYD, which offers more affordable EVs, and the end of federal electric vehicle tax credits [21][22][23] - Analysts suggest that Tesla's production goals for its Optimus robots are lagging, further complicating its market position [24][26]
Why August could be a tough month for stocks
Yahoo Finance· 2025-07-29 12:00
Market Seasonality - August typically exhibits lackluster returns, being the third worst month of the year with median returns under 05% [2] - The percentage of positive returns in August is around 54%, which is below the preferred threshold of 70% [3] - Historical patterns suggest a potential market stumble in early October, with increased volatility in September and caution advised for September, October, and November [7] - Early August may start with a negative trend, but both models (since 1928 and 1990) indicate a climb out of negative territory later in the month [8] - The model since 1990 suggests positive territory around the 15th or 16th of August, while the model since 1928 indicates earlier positive movement and a slightly higher month-end [9] US Dollar Index Seasonality - The US dollar index model, based on data since 1971, indicates an upward trend from late July into early August, continuing into early October [11] - A stronger US dollar can potentially disrupt risk markets, posing an impediment to stocks, commodities, and crypto [12] External Factors - New tariff news or a dovish Federal Reserve (Fed) policy this week could significantly influence market direction [10] - Events like tariffs and presidential policies can override typical seasonality patterns [4][5]
My Top Seasonality Trade For Next Week
Benzinga· 2025-07-25 17:58
Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of seasonality in trading, suggesting that it has been a reliable backdrop for price action despite external factors like tariffs and budget bills [1] - The recommended trade setup is a long trade on Ross Stores (ROST), extending into January 2026, with a focus on identifying overlooked opportunities rather than chasing headlines [2][3] - ROST's current resistance is around $160, with support near $120, indicating potential volatility in the coming weeks [3] Group 2 - The proposed trading strategy is a "long call butterfly," which combines a long call spread and a short call spread sharing the same short strike and expiration date, aiming for profit if the price rises [3][5] - The current debit for the long call butterfly is $3.28, with a breakeven price at $138.23 plus commissions, and a potential profit of $1,672 on a risk of $328 [5] - The strategy allows for multiple exit strategies, including selling the butterfly when profit goals are met or loss thresholds are breached, typically aiming for a 100% to 300% return [6][9] Group 3 - The specific trade details include buying 1 ROST 16 Jan26 135 calls, selling 2 ROST 16 Jan26 150 calls, and buying 1 ROST 16 Jan26 165 calls [8] - Traders are advised to set alerts for key price levels, particularly around $150, to monitor the trade's performance as it approaches expiration [4] - Advanced traders may consider adjusting short strikes if the price continues to rise, providing flexibility in managing the trade [6]