@GambleBulls I remember when this stadium was built. Shortly after I was sitting at the 50 yard line, about half way up with my dad, hours before the game started. Surreal experience for a young boy.
@TicTocTick I completely agree with all of what he said. It is a mathematical certainty. I would add nobody knows how high things can go before that happens. It’s like musical chairs on steroids. Instead of one person not finding the chair, only one will find the chair when the music stops.
A Florida church is reporting a historic day after 2,552 people stepped into the Atlantic Ocean to be baptized and publicly declare their faith in Jesus Christ. The stunning turnout is yet another sign of spiritual awakening in America as thousands are born again and baptized in event after event from coast to coast.
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Summing Up:
It bears watching that longer-term bond yields rose sharply on Friday amid concerns about inflation, rising oil prices, and a growing annual deficit, whether it’s temporary or will reverse quickly. Heavy selling occurred across the U.S. market, Gold, Silver, Emerging Markets, and other global markets. The technical picture shows market internals weakening, which makes sense given the strong run-up since March. The primary trend remains positive, but market conditions are becoming more selective. Last week, the S&P 500 hit an all-time high, led by mega-caps, which are heavily weighted in the index. Price trends of the major averages remain in daily and weekly uptrends, with Semiconductors and Technology leading the market higher. If they decline and are no longer leaders, and longer-term yields continue to rise, the risk of a more serious pullback could increase rapidly. With New Lows on the New York Stock Exchange not in a high-risk zone, support levels holding, and solid earnings reports, it’s not time to panic, but it is time to review your portfolio to see if you are overexposed to any one sector, and whether adjustments are necessary. Manage your risk, and your wealth will grow.
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Price Highs Non-Confirmation in Market Breadth is Concerning
S&P 500 Price and NYSE, SPX, Mid and Small Cap AD Lines
The S&P 500 made a new high, with unconfirmed market breadth as measured by the Advance-Decline line of the NYSE Common Stock Index, the S&P 500, and the S&P Mid and Small Cap Index (arrows in red). Keep a close eye on market breadth. A turn up would be positive; continued weakness would be negative in the short term.
QQQ remains in a daily and intermediate uptrend.
QQQ has broken out of its channel, giving an upside objective to 790.00. A close below 660.00 would negate the upside objective.
Strong trends can continue longer than expected, but you need to define your risk. #stockmarket
A chart worth watching. and may be problematic. Yields on the rise, breaking the trendline from October 2023. Highest closing yield since May 2025. #stockmarket