And it was another down day for the S&P 500 as investors digest weak economic data this morning. Our next guest sees volatility ahead, calling August one of the weakest months of the year, especially in post election periods, but he's not bearish. Let's bring in Carson Group chief market strategist Ryan Dietrich and our own senior markets commentator Mike Sani.Guys, welcome. Ryan, you're saying four to 6% pullback here in the S&P wouldn't be unusual yet. You're still overweight.uh tech uh and and some of th ...

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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 ...

Mark, I noted in your piece on the terminal that August 5th is statistically the most volatile day for U.S. stocks, but you are seeing August being one of calm. Why. Yeah, it is just the most volatile.If you measured us by the average move in the VIX, that's going back to 1990, the last 35 years. And this kind of belies the idea that, you know, summer absolutely quiet markets. It is normally quiet interspersed by moments of extreme volatility.Now, early August is when we get a lot of the volatility, quite o ...

Hello and welcome to Ask Me for a Trend. I'm Josh Lipton and for the next half hour, we are breaking down the trends of today that'll move stocks tomorrow. There's a lot to keep track of, so we're focusing on what you need to know to get ahead of the curve. Here's some of the trends we're going to be diving into.Stocks jumped Monday as investors clawed back losses from Friday's trading. At the end of the session, all major indices ended the day higher. And it is a hot summer for investors.We're taking a dee ...

The US stock market has become an absolute casino and there is nothing that you or I can do about it. Zero head shows that the retail zeroday option trading has about twothirds of all daily option volumes. But to be honest, the fun doesn't stop there.Reports are that we can party like it's 1999. Again, Goldman Sachs nonprofitable tech index, that's up 66% since hitting its low in April. This isn't even that surprising when you realize the fear and greed index that's now measuring extreme greed in the market ...

The volatility has significantly gone down on #Bitcoin in this cycle, as we're stagnant in ranges for long periods of time.I don't think we'll be seeing a clear-cut case that we'll be peaking with the markets in Q4 of 2025.There's nothing comparable to the previous cycle during this cycle, making it more relevant that we'll have a significantly longer cycle than the standard 4-year cycle, resulting in way higher rewards.I would assume we'll see a peak in Q4 2026 or perhaps even 2027. ...

Let's start perhaps with the data side of things. Is there going to be a market fallout. It doesn't appear as though right now, but there is going to be a ripple effect and can we trust the data going forward.So, I think the next few days after you're seeing a considerable degree of surprise on Friday, you you very likely will see some market reaction. You're not going to solve this overnight because this is a revision off of several months of data. and the markets were caught by surprise in an environment ...

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