Is the NASDAQ Crash Over or is this just the Beginning?

The bidless beast strikes hard today! The market has revealed its hand in a big way as retail traders start puking their positions. What's next? You better tune into tonight's video newsletter to find out because sellers are back!

Extreme Mania - September 2020 Peak

Mania Knows No Bounds This stock market can’t go down. It only goes up. S&P 500 increased 1.5% on Wednesday even though it came into the day showing extreme greed on the CNN fear and greed index. S&P 500 is now up 10.84% on the year. It has officially been a better than average year…

ADP Report Misses Estimates: Stock Market Doesn’t Care At All

Disappointing ADP Report The private sector payrolls report from August was disappointing as there were 428,000 jobs added instead of 900,000. However, this is still more jobs created in a month than usual in recoveries. Unemployment rate is about to fall below the peak in the last recession. We can start to have a normal…

Wednesday, September 2, 2020 - Idealized Trades Report

This is Corey Rosenbloom's Idealized Trades Report for today. September-2-2020-Idealized-Trades-ReportDownload

Happy Hour - Exploiting the Icarus Effect: Price Reversal Methodologies

Tonight's Happy Hour is with Professor Jeff Bierman

Chat Room Archives - Wednesday, September 2

This page has Brandon's, Tony's and Corey's Chat Room sessions for Wednesday, September 2, 2020

NASDAQ Higher but Becoming Downright Sketchy

Stocks continue at a fever pitch higher. Our Gamma Irons continue to work well hitting our profit targets sometimes in just one day. Here's what you need to know going forward as retail traders juice the markets...

This Is Destined To Be the Biggest Bubble Ever

Extreme Market Continues Did you expect the bubble to stop just because August ended? Of course, it didn’t end. This bubble is destined to be the greatest ever. Nasdaq increased 1.39% which means it’s now up 33.1% year to date and 50% in the past year. S&P 500 was up 75 basis points. This was…

Improved Consumer Spending & Manufacturing PMI

Same Store Sales Ramp The consumer did much better in August despite the elimination of the $600 in weekly unemployment benefits. That’s likely because of the improvement from people working and that more people have jobs. Redbook same store sales growth was 4.6% in the week of August 29th which rose from 0.6%. This is great…

Risk Surges for a Pullback to Sanity

Stocks especially tech stocks extended new all-time and 52-week highs today and risk continues to increase substantially to bulls and bears alike. In tonight's video, Corey continues to pinpoint "strong stocks getting stronger" but balances this with the reality that the market is at highest risk for a pullback toward key levels defined in tonight's…