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The Tech Sector May Have Lost Its Mojo

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Tech stocks (especially a certain $3.1 trillion chip company) have been leading the market to all-time high after all-time high for weeks now.

But, as I sit here at the cash close today, I’m watching S&P 500 futures get absolutely rocked with volatility… and <boom> all the action stops and the S&P 500 is massively unchanged.

So I’ve got to say tech is probably played out right now. That volatility I was watching a minute ago was NVDA. But the bid under it just isn’t enough to move the markets like it did just a few weeks ago.

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I’ve got a chart that shows perfectly what’s going on and what the next move is…

	Today
08.30	OJ & Mac \| Overnight review \| FREE SESSION 08.30 09.20 Don Kaufman \| Early volatility 09.20 10.30
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10.30	Jeff Bierman \| Market structure 10.30 11.30
11.00	Jeff Bierman \| Market structure 10.30 11.30
11.30	Brandon Chapman \| Ghost Hour 11.30 12.30
12.00	Brandon Chapman \| Ghost Hour 11.30 12.30
12.30	Gianni Di Poce \| Macro overview 12.30 13.15 Corey Rosenbloom \| Options tactics 13.15 14.00
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14.00	Tony Rago \| Futures Trading 14.00 15.00
14.30	Tony Rago \| Futures Trading 14.00 15.00
15.00	Blake Young & Mac Holbrook \| Market wrap 15.00 16.00
15.30	Blake Young & Mac Holbrook \| Market wrap 15.00 16.00