Excerpt from the Interview: Jeff Bierman, Theotrade Chief Market Technician, joins Yahoo Finance to discus Nvidia’s fourth-quarter earnings and the impact it has on the AI boom in the long-term. Bierman elaborates on potential risks with the market’s heavy focus on the tech sector: “It calls into question traditional risk management and traditional investment management diversification. Diversification in this market is dead. It does not work. You can’t tell me you’re going to lay risk and spread it across 11 sectors and get a meaningful effective return. It’s not working. So what managers have done is, they’re just gravitating towards what’s working and selling weakness to buy strength… Click to read the transcript and watch the full interview directly on Yahoo Finance HERE

  Excerpt from the interview/article: The stock market went through a bit of a rally in recent weeks, until Wednesday afternoon when the market pulled back. After commentary and data from the Federal Reserve on interest rates, many on Wall Street have been debating how the economy will play out for 2024. Jeff Bierman, TheoTrade Chief Market Technician, joins Yahoo Finance to break down his feelings on the current status of the market as well as what is in store for 2024. Watch and read the article/interview in full directly on Yahoo Finance HERE

Excerpt from the Interview: There are a lot of concerns about a slowdown in consumer spending, particularly on big-ticket items. However, customers are still spending on technology and designer brands, says TheoTrade Chief Market Technician Jeff Bierman. Bierman says of companies like Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) and Lululemon Atheletica (LULU) that “people continue to spend” on their products “regardless of the actual rate hikes that have occurred.” However, Bierman warns that there could be a “corrective mode” if “we cannot maintain jobs at a certain high level,” given that savings have been depleted. Watch the full interview and read the full transcript directly on Yahoo Finance HERE

Excerpt from the article: Jeffrey Bierman, TheoTrade’s chief market technician and an adjunct professor of finance at Loyola University Chicago, has seen momentum-driven stock markets before, but nothing, he says, like this. “It’s like the Roaring Twenties,” Bierman says. “The market has become a gambling casino. It reeks of discretionary income.” Bierman blames the unhinged market he sees squarely on algorithmic trading that insitutions, banks, hedge funds and Wall Street firms favor. This blisteringly fast, programmed buying and selling is designed to take equally quick profits — in, out, rinse, repeat. Bierman notes how the dominance of the “algos” — as these high-speed programs are known — has created a momentum-based, one-direction market that is severely concentrated in a handful of well-known stocks, mostly technology names. Click to read the full article directly on MarketWatch HERE

Excerpt from appearance: U.S. markets head for a week of losses as the June jobs report shows signs of a cooling labor market. Jeff Bierman, TheoTrade Chief Market Technician, joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the market adjustment to the possibility of additional Fed rate hikes, leisure, luxury, and travel stocks, as well as oil and commodities. Watch the full 8 minute interview and read the full transcript directly on YahooFinance HERE

Excerpt from the article: TheoTrade Chief Market Technician Jeff Bierman discusses the state of the market and details which sectors are poised to maintain their current momentum. Watch the video and read the transcript in full, directly on Yahoo Finance Live HERE

Excerpt from the article: Assets moving in tandem is the theme of our call of the day, from TheoTrade’s chief market technician, Jeff Bierman, who sees dark clouds gathering for markets due to “asset auto correlation overload.” Bierman, an adjunct instructor at Loyola University’s business school, explains that bitcoin BTCUSD, -3.69%, gold GC00, +0.36%, the S&P 500 SPX, -0.60%, bonds and oil have been “moving together in automatic serial correlation, driven simultaneously by algos,” that is, computer-driven trading algorithms used by Wall Street firms, hedge funds and other big investors. To read the full article directly on the MarketWatch site, click HERE

Excerpt from the CoinDeskTV page: Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $28,200 after climbing nearly 40% in the last 10 days, despite jitters surrounding the banking industry. TheoTrade co-founder Don Kaufman joins “All About Bitcoin” to discuss why the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization is “rallying for all the wrong reasons.” Plus, his outlook on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy ahead of another key interest rate decision. Watch the interview in full on CoinDeskTV HERE

  Excerpt from the video transcript: TheoTrade Chief Market Technician Jeff Bierman joins Yahoo Finance Live to talk about investing amid a potentially recessionary environment. Video Transcript SEANA SMITH: Welcome back to Yahoo Finance. US Treasury yields are soaring. Take a look at the 10-year yield, getting a lot of attention this week, breaking back above 4%. Joining us now for more on that, we want to bring in Theo Trade chief market technician, Jeff Bierman. Jeff, great to have you again. So you look at this from a technical perspective. We’re back above that 4% threshold. What do you think the bond market is signaling to you? And what do you think that that means, just in terms of the trading action we could potentially see? JEFF BIERMAN: Well, there’s this fulcrum going on between the Fed raising rates and the Fed– people thinking the Fed is going to hold off

Excerpt from the article interview: The co-founder of TheoTrade breaks down option trading and how it can work for you. Option trading has become increasingly popular over the past two decades and is our primary focus at TheoTrade, a training education firm specializing in the education of stocks, options, and futures. In actuality, option trading has been around for millennia, with roots dating as far back as ancient Greece. Let’s look at the origins of option contracts and how option contracts are structured today. Greek Philosopher to Trader You’ve probably heard the phrase “those who can’t…teach.” What happens if you’re not great at being a teacher or philosopher? In ancient Greece, apparently, you are a trader… Read the full article directly on NewThinking’s website HERE