Evidence

I still think this thing has a date with the daily 200 SMA at some point... Broadcom, I think it's still weak. I think it needs more downside, but forcing new shorts after a not failed follow through... New shorts down here, not my favorite.

— Trade Brigade

you've got Netflix in a clear downtrend

— Trade Brigade

you've got Meta breaking down

— Trade Brigade

the QQQ is down almost 1.8%... the NASDAQ 100 is more concentrated in growth and that has not gone back up to set a new high since the end of October. So, we're seeing that shift, that rotation away from growth and that's concerning.

— EarningsBeats

I think AMD is in big trouble here... AMD has one, maybe two product cycles before their strategy of simply adding more HBM runs into hard economic and physical limits.

— Ticker Symbol: YOU

Apple still looking pretty weak. The the the news is it's touching this anchor and trying to stabilize, but trying to stabilize and going higher are completely different things. Just because it's finding support doesn't mean it's going to continue to move higher. it might break t

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

CRM is going to be one of the trade ideas from the end of the video. It just looks horrible, right? CRM is almost a rinse and repeat of this.

— Trade Brigade

look at Intel, you know, with its earnings got crushed the other day because it didn't quite

— EarningsBeats

we just looked at a QQQ chart where it can't make a new high. Okay? Can't break out. It hasn't made a high since October.

— Cestrian Capital Research

Microsoft earnings just reinforced that software is practically toxic... almost directly opposed to that is Microsoft... software is just going to become a commodity... software is certainly starting to feel the burn at the bottom end of the barrel.

— Trade Brigade

Microsoft had a big move to the downside.

— EarningsBeats

Between 2021 and 2023, they hired 20,000 people, announced billions of dollars of fabs and expansions around the world, and set forth an ultra aggressive process node rollout schedule. Then the COVID PC and remote working boom abruptly ended... As a result, tens of thousands of l

— Asianometry

what happened to Microsoft last week is that people are starting to be able to do the math of just wait, all the money that was going into buybacks is now going into capex. So that's a demand that's gone for the shares.

— Monetary Matters