The S&P 500, the Nasdaq and the Dow all posted losses as 2025 wound down, partly due to profit-taking and a bit of weakness in the tech names. Overall, 2025 was a strong year for the market, with the S&P finishing the year up 16%, the Nasdaq up 20%, and Dow up 13%. Gold and silver rallied near the year’s end, with precious metals hitting highs before pulling back.
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The S&P 500, the Nasdaq and the Dow all posted losses as 2025 wound down, partly due to profit-taking and a bit of weakness in the tech names. Overall, 2025 was a strong year for the market, with the S&P finishing the year up 16%, the Nasdaq up 20%, and Dow up 13%. Gold and silver rallied near the year’s end, with precious metals hitting highs before pulling back.
The S&P 500, the Nasdaq and the Dow all posted losses as 2025 wound down, partly due to profit-taking and a bit of weakness in the tech names. Overall, 2025 was a strong year for the market, with the S&P finishing the year up 16%, the Nasdaq up 20%, and Dow up 13%. Gold and silver rallied near the year’s end, with precious metals hitting highs before pulling back.
This past week, the stock market saw continued strength driven by AI enthusiasm (especially in chip stocks like Nvidia and AMD). Market strength was also driven by potential Fed rate cut hopes from softer inflation numbers as reported by the CPI, and rising precious metals (especially silver). Metals related stocks and ETFs rose in sympathy. FCX had a great week thanks to the rise in copper. GDX also saw substantial gains due to the rise in gold.
Last week in the stock market was marked by the resurgence of the AI trade, led by primarily by stocks like Nvidia and Oracle. Ther were some early-week jitters, but we had a strong finish late in the week, espoecially for tech stocks. We also saw a big drop and recovery for Nike, Micron beat on earnings, we had cooler-than-expected CPI data boosting sentiment, and we got a bit of corporate drama with Warner Bros. rejecting Paramount's bid, while cannabis stocks reacted to a...
This past week in the stock market was defined by a tech pullback, especially in AI, following weak guidance from Broadcom and concerns over Oracle's cloud/AI spending, leading to profit-taking in big tech like Nvidia, though the Dow and small-caps showed strength, hitting new highs as investors rotated into value/cyclical stocks. Also, the Federal Reserve's gave us that widely expected interest rate cut.
The markets have resumed their normal course--up and to the right! Markets are pricing in more Fed rate cuts, plus recent economic data regarding inflation has been positive. Both large caps and small caps are doing well. Tech and non-tech stocks are doing well. And Netflix bought Warner Brothers Discovery! Is now the time to get long NFLX?
Major U.S. stock indexes rallied for five straight sessions to close out a volatile November. Markets are now looking forward to a December rate cut. Also, early Black Friday sales figure showed a solid start to the holiday season. Plus, I look at some option trades that I'm considering for this week.
The market continues its slide as weakness in A.I. stocks and bitcoin persists. The potential Fed Rate cut in December could help ease tensions. Plus, I look at some option trades that I'm considering for this week.
This past week was a volatile week for the market and especially tech stocks. Despite the government shutdown ending, the market sold off as now traders are starting to doubt that the Fed will cut rates in December. Plus, I look at some option trades that I'm considering for this week.
This past week saw a sharp decline in tech stocks, especially some of the high-flying A.I. stocks. Volatility greatly increased as the government shutdown continued, the Supreme Court is debating the legality of the Trump tariffs, and inflation and interest rates are still worrisome to the market. Plus, I look at some option trades that I'm considering for this week.
We had many of the megacap tech stocks report earnings this past week, plus we had the fed rate decision and the Trump/Xi meeting. How did the markets react? I'll discuss...plus I'll talk about some potential options trades that I'm looking at this week.
This week say huge gains in the stock market, gold and silver taking a breather, and lots of big companies reporting earnings. Plus I'll discuss some potential options trades that I'm looking at this week.
This past week the market was choppy as hell. Huge moves up and down. Gigantic ranges and crazy swings. And with all of this volatility comes opportunity. I'll discuss some potential options trades that I'm looking at this week.
On Friday, the markets tanked due to Trump's threats of 100% tariffs on China. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were both down around 3%, which caused a lot of pain to a lot of traders. But is there opportunity here?
Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Market Outlook podcast. I am your host, Derek Taylor (DT) from the "dtoptions" YouTube channel. This podcast will discuss the market's performance last week as well as looking ahead to next week's opportunities. I will also share with you some potential options trades.
The S&P 500, the Nasdaq and the Dow all posted losses as 2025 wound down, partly due to profit-taking and a bit of weakness in the tech names. Overall, 2025 was a strong year for the market, with the S&P finishing the year up 16%, the Nasdaq up 20%, and Dow up 13%. Gold and silver rallied near the year’s end, with precious metals hitting highs before pulling back.
