Alex K, our director of Crypto, will cover the explosive move higher in the crypto space. However, he’s also tracking a community favorite POLYGON-MATIC that is lagging the move higher, but using Elliott Wave and Relative Rotation graphs he lays out a path for this name to catch up and turn into a solid growth play.

I know this is going to rattle some cheeseburger aficionados, but a recent family Colorado ski trip with a stop at In-n-Out got me thinking that Shake Shack might be on the attack! In this video we take a look at the fundamental improvements the companies made as is it threatens to break from free from a 15-year technical range…

In this video Alex offers a post-earnings update on NVDA, our Stock Swing Desk position posted before earnings, the current Relative Rotation graph and a technical overview from the standpoint of Elliott Wave theory.

Celsius is a highflying newcomer in the energy drink space that is delivering unbelievable revenue growth and capturing market share against the industry heavyweight Monster Beverage. Looking at the relative rotation graph, you can see the CELH out performance to MNST. We’re holding options and looking to add more into the early March earnings.

Join me, Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com and Inside Edge Capital, as I take you through a top-down look at the Nasdaq 100, NVDA, and other key tech stocks. I’ll show you my real positions with 6 figures of profits and how I’m looking to protect against these key technical levels, why I’m concerned about deteriorating breadth, and what the big picture take away is.

This one leading indicator appeared in NFLX, AMZN, and SPOT earnings and shines some light on the health of the consumer. Speaking of the consumer, many are calling for a consumer-led recession from interest rates that Chair Powell indicated to us that may stay higher for longer. These relative rotation graphs and technical charts may suggest something else is happening below the surface.

Let's begin with the highly volatile and critical market turning point in late 2022 / early 2023 and show you how this approach to sector rotation helped us favor the bullish side when so many where bearish and reap the rewards of amazing rally in 2023. Now, with the...

Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis pulls apart the Consumer Discretionary stocks and looks at the mega-cap AMZN and TSLA charts, and then opportunities at the lower market cap range that might be the key to future direction in this important sector.

Join Aleks of TradingAnalysis.com as he examines the sector and industry rotation within Consumer Discretionary stocks, as well as the Elliott Wave analysis for TSLA along with another XLY heavy weight heading into earnings. There are developments unfolding that may point to further trouble in the Consumer Discretionary space.

Join Todd Gordon of TradingAnalyis.com as he unpacks the macro, fundamental, and technical position of this market to show you why we are near-term VERY bullish, but medium-to-long-term very concerned. The market is about to go through a realization that the economy is quite strong (strong GDP print this morning) and we may not get 6 rate cuts as the fed fund futures markets are pricing in…

Join Alex K of TradingAnalysis.com as he takes you behind the scenes of our recent Member’s only report highlighting two of our recent stock selections for potential trade setups. From there he shows you our process of sector, industry, and then stock rotation using Relative Rotation Graphs, and then identifying the actionable trade levels using Elliott Wave analysis.

The bulls pulled a 1-2 punch here with an Apple upgrade from Barclays and Taiwan Semiconductor beating earnings and upping guidance, and the market is responding. In this video we’re going to cover the the near-term macro relationships to watch, the technical position of the market from an Elliott Wave point of view, as well as a sector rotation point of view from our Julius de Kempenaer who recently joined our team at TradingAnalysis.com.

Join Aleks this morning for a discussion on how the rates affect indices from an Elliott Wave perspective.

We’ve been outwardly bullish in our public communications and our market positioning, but we are now growing concerned due to the technical position of the market from an Elliott Wave point of view, as well as a technology sector relative rotation graph point of view.

Join Todd for a discussion of what stands behind the recent comeback of the Semiconductors (SMH) subsector and what that means for the technology sector overall.