Soloway’s recurring economic worldview is that price action, positioning, and investor psychology often matter more than headline news in the near term.
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Gareth Soloway is a technical analyst and trading educator who presents himself as a former losing trader turned multi-millionaire, now chief market strategist at Verified Investing. His recurring style is chart-first, probability-based, and highly tactical: he repeatedly frames market calls through support/resistance, parallel channels, trendlines, and pattern recognition rather than macro narrative alone. Across the supplied material, he emphasizes short-term and medium-term trade levels in indices, commodities, crypto, and earnings-driven names, while stressing that charts "beat hype and narratives."
Soloway’s recurring economic worldview is that price action, positioning, and investor psychology often matter more than headline news in the near term. He is persistently bullish on the importance of technical structure, especially long-running parallel channels and pivots, and he treats markets as driven by FOMO, institutional selling/buying, and options positioning as much as by fundamentals. He generally sees the U.S. economy as uneven or K-shaped: headline strength can coexist with underlying strain, while strong corporate earnings, AI-linked margin expansion, and resilient high-income spending can keep equities elevated. At the same time, he is cautious about major resistance zones, often arguing that vertical rallies, semiconductors, oil shocks, or stretched sentiment can set up abrupt pullbacks or larger bearish reversals. In crypto and metals, he tends to distinguish short-term rallies from bigger bearish or corrective patterns, even when he allows for multi-month upside targets.
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Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through his recent oil short (87-88 resistance zone) and explains how he uses Fibonacci retracement levels to time entries and exits on semiconductor trades. He shows that on pullbacks from strong bull runs, the 50% fib tends to hold for fundamentally-driven names (STX), while names that rallied on speculation (MRVL) can correct to the 61.8%. For bounce targets, he looks for the 50-61.8% retrace of the pullback itself. He also flags gold at a major resistance with a breakout-buy trigger and previews the upcoming Fed decision and earnings week.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a technical-analysis-driven daily market wrap covering oil's surge to his $87 resistance level (initiated a short), the inverse relationship between oil and semiconductors/S&P, key earnings ahead (Tesla, Alphabet, IBM, etc.), and technical setups in gold, silver, natural gas, and Bitcoin. He emphasizes probability-based trading discipline over narratives.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through a multi-asset technical analysis sweep covering oil, gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, and natural gas. Oil is approaching a shortable resistance at $87/bbl WTI. Gold is coiling in a wedge pattern that must resolve by ~August 14th — breakout targets $4,500+ and ultimately a long-term $13,000 target in the early 2030s; breakdown targets $3,500. Silver looks weaker than gold with resistance at $63-64 and layered support at $54, $50, and $46. Copper shows a potential head-and-shoulders topping pattern. The video is heavily promotional for his premium services and an upcoming gold research report.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis framework arguing gold is in a corrective wedge pattern that could see a ~37% drawdown to ~$3,500 before launching a 5-year bull market targeting ~$13,000/oz. Silver faces a potential final flush to $46–$54 before a major upside breakout. The S&P 500 is coiling in a tightening range between 7,000 support and 7,700–8,000 resistance. Oil gets a brief mention amid US-Iran tensions. The core thesis rests on historical cycle compression — each gold bear market has been shorter and shallower, and Soloway expects this pattern to continue.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through his daily trading game plan, covering semiconductor narrative flips, S&P 500 technicals, individual stock setups (3M, Danaher, Apple, MRVL, CRM), commodities (gold wedge nearing resolution by mid-August, oil short interest at $87, natural gas), and Bitcoin's breakout from an inverse head-and-shoulders targeting $71-72K. He emphasizes technical setups over narratives and highlights the rotation between semis, software, and Apple.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical-analysis-driven crypto market update. He sees a near-term bullish setup on Bitcoin (cup-and-handle / inverse H&S pattern) targeting ~$71-72K, but emphasizes this is a swing trade within a larger downtrend — lower lows on the weekly chart and a possible retest of ~$50K leave him unconvinced the bear market is over. Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Chainlink show bullish chart patterns with specific upside targets. He stresses trading charts without emotional attachment to any particular project.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a daily technical-analysis scan across equities, oil, semis, gold/silver, the dollar, and Bitcoin. The S&P 500 is in a tightening wedge near all-time highs — a breakout either way is the key tactical watch. His highest-conviction trade is shorting Apple after a $1 trillion market-cap gain in three weeks, expecting a pullback if semiconductors bounce. Oil nears his $87/bbl shortable resistance level. Semis (MRVL, MU, SanDisk) are at bounce support but not poised for new highs. Gold holds support with a detailed institutional report due this week; silver remains negatively biased. Bitcoin's inverse head-and-shoulders targets $71–72K if $65K clears. Earnings from Alphabet, IBM, and Intel dominate the week's catalyst calendar.
Preview:Gareth Soloway outlines five trade setups: short crude oil at resistance near $87, long Micron near $750-760 support, long Qualcomm near $155-156, long SanDisk in the $1,185-1,250 zone, and long silver/gold on further dips. He bases these entirely on technical analysis — support/resistance flips, gap fills, and Fibonacci retracements — with no fundamental discussion. The video is a classic weekend watch-list scan with a sponsor read for Rumble wallet mixed in.
Preview:Gareth Soloway and Gary Wagner discuss gold's technical setup, agreeing that a final flush down to ~$3,500 is possible before a longer-term bull run resumes. Both see sub-$4,000 gold as an attractive buy zone. Wagner emphasizes that markets are now prioritizing Fed rate-hike talk over geopolitical risks, which historically would have supported gold. Soloway highlights capital rotation dynamics — money moved from Bitcoin into gold, then into semiconductors — and expects some of that capital to rotate back into gold and Bitcoin later this year as the stock market tops.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold may still have one more flush lower toward 3,500 before becoming a strong longer-term buy, while Bitcoin looks near-term bullish with upside toward 71,000–72,000 unless it loses 58,000. He also gives key market levels for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, and says oil is unlikely to stay above 87–88 for long unless it pushes back above 100, which he thinks is unlikely this year.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a cycle-based thesis that the next major recession — possibly a Great Depression-caliber event — is likely to arrive around 2030. He argues that each structural shift (leaving the gold standard, the Fed's 1978 dual mandate) has lengthened expansionary periods while deepening subsequent recessions. Using historical weekly-bar counts on the S&P 500, he projects the current expansion could run into 2030-2031, aligning with a 100-year cycle from the 1929 crash. He sees room for further upside (S&P toward 10,000, Dow possibly 100,000) with 20-30% bear-market drawdowns along the way, and advocates physical gold as long-term insurance.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a brutal week for semiconductors, outlines key technical bounce levels for SMH/SanDisk/Micron/MRVL/Reggetti/IonQ, explains why he's now long semis but short Apple, and walks through charts on gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and Bitcoin. His core call: the semiconductor cycle top is in, but near-term bounce trades exist within a larger bearish structure.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is in a rotation rather than a broad collapse: semiconductors and memory stocks are cracking after huge runs, but he expects tactical bounces before a larger cycle top plays out. He is cautiously bullish near term on some oversold names, but medium-term bearish on the semis, neutral-to-bearish on the NASDAQ unless key support holds, and bullish on gold and Bitcoin on pullbacks/technical support.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bifurcated crypto view: near-term bullish across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Cardano, Zcash, and Sui based on inverse head-and-shoulders and wedge breakouts, but maintains a medium-term bearish bias (3-6 months) on Bitcoin and the broader crypto space. He notes capital rotating out of semiconductors into crypto, with Solana showing relative strength leadership.
Preview:Gareth Soloway outlines his trading game plan amid a semiconductor collapse, noting he has covered most shorts and is now scoping buyable levels on names like Micron, SanDisk, and MRVL. He expects further downside long-term (~70-75% drawdown in semis) but sees tactical bounce opportunities of 20-25% coming. He also covers S&P 500 support levels, Netflix post-earnings drop, silver and gold approaching buy zones, oil resistance, natural gas bear flag risk, and Bitcoin's pattern test.
Preview:Gareth Soloway outlines his accumulation plan for gold and silver amid a brutal selloff in precious metals. He identifies tiered buy zones — silver at $54, $50, and $46 (with a fourth reserve tranche for deeper flush risk), and gold in an accumulation zone below ~$3,885 down to ~$3,450. He frames the flush as a sentiment-driven washout that creates a buyable bottom, plans partial profit-taking on a bounce (silver back to ~$64), and teases a forthcoming gold research report projecting a 2031-2033 peak near $13,000. GDX and Piedmont Mining are also noted as approaching swing-trade levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the aftermath of Taiwan Semi's earnings report, which beat top and bottom lines but triggered a semiconductor selloff due to margin compression, increased capex, and low-quality earnings. He maps key support levels for battered chip names (Micron, SanDisk, STX, ARM) and calls Apple a swing short at resistance. Gold and silver are under pressure with the dollar bouncing, and Bitcoin is testing the neckline of a head-and-shoulders pattern. Soloway frames the semi wreck as a classic cyclical top driven by greed/fear dynamics, not a "this time is different" narrative.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the memory/DRAM semiconductor trade is entering a severe cyclical unwind, with Micron (MU), SanDisk, Seagate (STX), and Western Digital (WDC) breaking key trend lines. He forecasts 75%+ drawdowns within 12 months, driven by hedge fund overallocation (record-low 3.6% cash), Chinese mass production of memory, and Apple's AI-driven memory-efficiency gains. He sets technical downside targets (Micron ~$750, SanDisk ~$1,245, STX ~$580), notes SpaceX is collapsing below IPO price ahead of insider unlock, and observes rotation into Mag 7 safe havens (Apple, Google, Amazon). He also sees oversold bounce potential in Oracle and IBM, and remains bearish on gold/silver near-term.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews PPI data (better than expected across the board), discusses the IBM 25% crash as a potential overreaction and buying opportunity, flags concerns about memory/storage stocks' muted response to SK Hynix's 25% rally, and walks through technical charts for S&P 500, BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, oil, gold, and Bitcoin — which he remains bullish on via an inverse head-and-shoulders breakout.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of gold projecting a 37% correction to ~$3,500 before a 5-year bull cycle peaks near $13,000. Lynette Zang argues that fiat currency is structurally collapsing and that physical gold/silver are the only safeguards for financial freedom. The transcript is a Metal Sense compilation splicing narrated summary segments with interview clips.
Preview:Gareth Soloway lays out a near-term bullish technical case for Bitcoin and several altcoins, centered on a textbook inverse head-and-shoulders pattern on BTC with a measured-move target of ~$71,000–$71,500. He cites extreme bearish sentiment as a contrarian tailwind and flags potential upside of 30–50% in altcoins. Mid-term he remains cautious/bearish, and he identifies the invalidation level — a break below the head low (~$58,000) — that would flip the setup toward $50,000. The video is a chart-by-chart walkthrough across BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, HYPE, and LINK.
Preview:Gareth Soloway recaps a volatile market morning: IBM plunges 25% on a data-center earnings warning, while chip stocks (SK Hynix, Micron, SanDisk) bounce sharply. July CPI data comes in dramatically better than expected across all measures, sparking rallies in equities, gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Soloway walks through key technical levels on the S&P 500, individual bank earnings (Goldman up, JPM/BofA/Wells/Citigroup mixed), metals, oil, and Bitcoin. He flags a potential IBM bounce trade, a possible head-and-shoulders top in Goldman, and oil's path toward $84.
Preview:Gareth Soloway and Michael Oliver present a bullish long-term thesis on gold and silver. Soloway identifies a converging wedge pattern on gold with a downside target of $3,500–$3,600 (50% Fibonacci retrace), which he views as a historic buying opportunity. In either breakout scenario, gold eventually reaches all-time highs and potentially $10,000 by 2029. Oliver adds a structural argument: fiat currency systems face an existential crisis, and when stock markets break and unemployment spikes, public faith in central banks will collapse, leading to remonetization of gold and silver. He forecasts silver at $300–$500 and gold at $10,000–$20,000 in a "new reality" where precious metals become re-institutionalized as money.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the gold and silver selloff, arguing both are in a wedge/bear-flag pattern with more downside ahead. He sees gold potentially hitting ~$3,500 (a ~37% drawdown from the cycle high) and silver flushing to $46–$54 before bottoming. Long-term, his proprietary cycle work projects a next bull-market peak around $13,000 gold by ~2031–33. Copper is also bearish near-term on a bear flag toward $5.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through the week's setup: SK Hynix collapsed 15% overnight in South Korea, dragging semis sharply lower (Micron, SanDisk, NASDAQ -1% pre-market). Oil is ticking up on Middle East escalation, the 10Y holds near 4.6%, and a heavy earnings week looms (TSMC, ASML, Netflix, major banks). He flags SpaceX as a dangerous hold past earnings due to a massive insider share unlock, outlines technical levels on ES, NQ, gold, silver, crude, and nat gas, and previews a new gold cycle calculator. His core warning: appetite for new share absorption is vanishing, and semiconductor stocks could be down 75% from peaks within 12 months.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's Sunday prep session for the week of July 13, 2026. Escalating US-Iran tensions are driving oil up ~3.3% overnight and strengthening the dollar, which is pressuring gold and silver lower. On the S&P 500, the bull trend remains intact above ~7300 support, with ~7700 as overhead resistance. Key catalysts this week: CPI (Tuesday), PPI (Wednesday), retail sales (Thursday), plus earnings from major banks, Netflix, and ASML. Soloway leans bullish on beaten-down Netflix into earnings, bearish on ASML's bare-flag setup, and sees a potential inverse head-and-shoulders breakout in Bitcoin above $64,200 targeting $71,000.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis video arguing gold and silver are in "bouncy ball" patterns — each bounce off support is getting weaker, signaling likely breakdowns ahead. He targets gold returning to $3,500–3,600 (with possible pierce to $3,200), and silver to the $46–54 zone. He maintains a long-term bullish view on both metals. He also recaps a successful oil trade (bought at the gap fill ~$68, rally to $75) with a remaining upside target of $78–79. The video includes a lengthy geopolitical tangent about EU federalization, Iran, and Netanyahu that sits oddly alongside the technical analysis. The core message: trust charts over narratives, accumulate into weakness, and manage probability.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes gold, silver, oil, and natural gas using technical analysis. Gold is in a converging wedge pattern — a breakout above $4,200 would target all-time highs, while a breakdown could flush to $3,500-3,600, which he'd treat as a long-term buying opportunity. Silver shows a bearish consolidation with a potential retrace to ~$50 (the "scene of the crime" from 1980/2011 highs). Oil rallied near his $78-79 target but he expects weakness toward $50 later this year as the US economy slows. Natural gas's cup-and-handle pattern was negated, but the flush to ~$2.80 has him turning more bullish into seasonality. Long-term, he sees gold reaching $10,000 by 2029.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the SK Hynix ADS debut as a critical test for the AI memory trade, warning that memory stocks (Micron, SanDisk) are flashing bearish reversal signals. He flags the dollar-yen carry trade unwind risk as a macro landmine, using the 2024 NASDAQ 16% correction as precedent. On the S&P 500, he watches a critical multi-year trend line — a break below would signal a failed breakout and potential major bear market. He's cautiously bullish on Bitcoin short-term, dollar-cost averaging into silver below $54, and remains long Netflix but bearish on memory/semiconductor names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a cycle-analysis case that the Dow is in the "ninth inning" of a secular bull market, with striking structural parallels to 1929 and the dot-com peak. Using logarithmic monthly charts, he identifies converging trendline resistance near 54,000, a pattern of each successive bull cycle being ~50% the percentage gain of the prior one (~2,400% → ~1,200% → ~600%), and near-identical time duration between the 1982–1999 bull and the 2009–present run. He draws behavioral analogies between 1920s bucket-shop speculation/margin and today's retail gambling/leverage, and warns that the last generation who experienced the Great Depression is nearly gone. No precise top-call timing is given; he suggests monitoring over the next 6–12 months, possibly into 2028.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through crypto charts and identifies a potential inverse head-and-shoulders pattern forming on Bitcoin that could target ~$71,700. He also covers ETH, Solana, XRP, and several altcoins, emphasizing short-term bullish swing setups while maintaining a longer-term bearish bias. The video is primarily a technical analysis session with sponsor and service promotion integrated throughout.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes a bounce in semiconductors (Micron, STX, WDC) as a classic "retrace to the scene of the crime" after breaking trendline support, noting money rotating out of software (Microsoft, Google). He reviews S&P 500 levels (7310 support, 7700 resistance), warns on dollar-yen carry trade risk, discusses gold's tightening wedge pattern, and sees potential for a Bitcoin inverse head-and-shoulders breakout toward $70K. Oil remains rangebound between $67-$79.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a risk-off morning driven by renewed US-Iran strikes and a cancelled ceasefire. Oil surged 10% in two days off a gap-fill level he previously highlighted. S&P 500 futures are lower but holding above a critical multi-year trend line; the NASDAQ 100 is testing near-term support. His top three immediate risks: semiconductor breakdown, rising 10-year yield (now 4.56%), and USD/JPY pushing toward intervention territory. He outlines bounce-trade zones for Applied Materials (gap fill ~$500), Micron (~$750-814), and SanDisk (~$1,185), while warning semis could correct 75% over 12 months. Gold and silver are pulling back; Bitcoin may be forming an inverse head-and-shoulders.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of gold, silver, and oil. On gold, he sees a "bouncy ball pattern" forming at support near $4,000 — each bounce weaker than the last — and expects a washout to the $3,500–3,600 zone before a sustainable bottom. On silver, he sees a confirmed breakdown below $64.63 support with targets at $54, $50, and possibly $46. He is a long-term bull on both metals but tactically bearish short-term. He highlights his successful oil gap-fill call from 3 days prior.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the semiconductor top is in following DeepSeek's new chip debut and disappointing Samsung earnings. He sees a rotation ahead with semiconductor stocks potentially correcting 75% from highs. He's bearish on Nvidia, Micron, SanDisk, and Intel, bearish on SpaceX despite NASDAQ 100 inclusion, cautious on silver with a $50 target, long-term bullish on gold ($10K target), and mixed on Bitcoin (monitoring inverse head and shoulders). Oil gets a tactical bounce from Iran/Hormuz headlines but upside capped near $79-80.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that a severe semiconductor selloff has begun, driven by an emerging AI chip glut as new entrants (DeepSeek, SK Hynix, ARM, Marvell, Intel, Broadcom, TSMC) flood the market and compress margins. He points to weak bounce technicals across Micron, Intel, and SanDisk as confirmation that institutional selling is accelerating, and he projects a 75% peak-to-trough decline in semis during this cycle — with many already down 20-30% in a week alone.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes markets post-semiconductor selloff, highlighting the S&P 500's critical 7,300 trendline as the line-in-the-sand for a potential major downturn. He flags ongoing semiconductor weakness as a bearish engulfing reversal on the weekly SOXX chart, sees a rotation into AI-driven pharmaceutical plays, and remains near-term skeptical on gold/silver while bullish on oil for a bounce to ~$79. Bitcoin's weekend gains have evaporated back to Thursday's stock-market-close levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews technical setups for gold miners (GDX), crude oil, and natural gas. He's near-term mixed on gold/GDX with overhead resistance a concern, and sees a possible fakeout breakdown in gold toward $3,500–3,600 before a strong rally. Oil gets a short-term bullish call targeting $79 (gap fill + Fibonacci confluence) but mid-to-long-term bearish toward $50–55 on a slowing economy. Natural gas is flagged for a cup-and-handle breakout above $3.35 that could run to $4.30. SK Hynix's $29B ADR listing is cited as a headwind for memory names (Micron, SanDisk).
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes gold and silver charts, focusing on gold's tightening wedge pattern. Gold is trapped between converging trendlines with a breakout/breakdown decision due by early-to-mid August. His short-term bias remains for one more downside flush in gold to $3,500–$3,600, but he's now treating sub-$4,000 as an accumulation zone. Silver remains bearish below $63–$64, with washout targets at $50–$46. Mid-to-long-term he is structurally bullish, targeting gold at $10,000+ within 2–3 years. He emphasizes that short-term price is driven by emotion, not fundamentals like inflation-adjusted value.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes crypto breakouts across Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, Cardano, Chainlink, Near Protocol, and Hyperliquid. He sees near-term bullish momentum driven by bearish sentiment exhaustion (YouTube comments hitting extreme negativity), but believes the broader bear market isn't over. His base case: Bitcoin rallies to $73-74K resistance, then eventually breaks down to sub-$50K in a "phase two" structure. He's playing swing longs in altcoins for percentage gains, not a macro bull resumption.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the semiconductor sector — specifically the SOX index, Micron, and SanDisk — has formed a major bearish reversal engulfing candle at all-time highs, signaling a significant top. He believes the breakdown is real, driven by institutions distributing into retail FOMO fueled by late-cycle analyst upgrades. While he expects bounces and even scalping opportunities, he sees more downside in the NASDAQ (QQQ) relative to the S&P 500, which is rotating sideways on capital flowing into beaten-down names like Microsoft. He also notes crypto/altcoins are benefiting from the rotation.
Preview:A compilation of clips from Martin Armstrong and Gareth Soloway discussing gold's recent pullback. Armstrong attributes gold's weakness to geopolitical sentiment shifting — markets concluded Iran would lose the Middle East conflict and it wouldn't escalate — plus forced gold selling from Russia (sanctions) and Dubai banking disruptions. He expects conditions to heat up after July 6th and sees major support at $3,500. Soloway provides technical analysis, identifying a wedge pattern on gold and a developing positive RSI divergence. He's waiting for a "three-pronged positive divergence" before turning fully bullish, targeting entries below $3,900 with $3,500 as the downside target. Silver looks weaker to him given its industrial/economic exposure. Both emphasize patience over emotional buying.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the market impact of Meta's announcement that it's creating a company to sell excess AI compute — calling it an "earthquake" for semiconductors. Semis are getting crushed pre-market (NVDA, MU, SanDisk) while Meta, Microsoft, and Google rally on the expectation of cheaper compute costs. He frames this alongside quarter-end window dressing dynamics, warns the government may be "fluffing" Friday's payrolls number, and walks through charts for S&P, Nasdaq, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, and select altcoins.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Bitcoin and altcoins, arguing Bitcoin is in "stage two" of its bear market (late innings), with potential for one more flush to the low $50Ks before a bottom. End-of-quarter window-undressing may have amplified recent Bitcoin selling. Notably, he sees relative strength in select altcoins: ETH, Solana, and XRP are all coiling in wedge/triangle patterns with breakout potential. He is long Solana with a $100 target if it breaks above ~$76-77. XRP is compressing into a decisive breakout/breakdown within ~two weeks. His base case: possible near-term relief rally (if altcoins break out, Bitcoin joins), then a final Bitcoin flush lower before the bear market ends.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through charts and macro catalysts heading into the July 4th holiday week. He flags the rushed Thursday jobs report (likely good news, politically motivated), a potential failed breakout on the S&P 500, AI-trade unwinding signals (semiconductor reversal candles, Micron mirroring Oracle's top), and a brewing dollar-yen intervention risk. He stays structurally bullish on gold, notes Bitcoin struggling at trendline support, and sees oil near a floor at $67. The tone is cautious with multiple warning flags but no crash call — he expects quiet holiday action with institutional money sidelined.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the dollar index (DXY) is at a critical resistance zone (~101.75) and will likely be rejected, continuing a multi-year weakening trend tied to de-dollarization and tariff-driven alienation of trade partners. The key near-term risk signal is USD/JPY breaking out above levels that triggered Japanese intervention and a 15% stock market crash in mid-2024. Soloway believes the market is misreading Fed Chair Kevin Warsh as hawkish — he expects no rate hikes and sees at least three cuts next year. Currencies are increasingly moving in line with debt-to-GDP ratios, explaining yen weakness vs. euro and pound strength.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the AI-led market advance is starting to crack and still expects the S&P 500 to fall to 5,600 by year-end. He points to lower highs/lower lows in the NASDAQ and S&P, fading post-earnings reactions in Micron and SanDisk, and signs that capital is rotating out of the highest-multiple AI winners and into more defensive or lagging names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews markets heading into the July 4th holiday week. He flags a bearish technical break on the NASDAQ's 50-day moving average, warns of a potential failed breakout on the S&P 500 that could trigger a larger correction, and notes AI/semiconductor stocks are in a deleveraging phase. He expects holiday-week bias to float neutral-to-higher due to institutional absence and political incentives, but sees risk of a bigger drawdown after July 4th if key levels aren't reclaimed. He is tactically bullish on beaten-down names like Microsoft and Oracle for technical bounces, bearish on silver and semi stocks near-term, and structurally bullish on gold and silver long-term.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through his multi-timeframe moving-average framework for the NASDAQ, using the daily 50 MA for short-term trend direction, the weekly 200 MA for recession-level downside targets, and the monthly 200 MA for worst-case (depression-style) collapse targets. He notes the NASDAQ has broken below the daily 50 MA and now needs to confirm with a lower high/lower low pattern. Near-term downside is ~24,000 (~8-10% drop); a recession would target ~17,000-18,000; a depression-type event could reach ~10,000. He frames everything in probabilities (~70-75% for the bearish setup) and adds geopolitical commentary about US-Iran hostilities being timed around market hours.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues silver and gold have been sold off in a sentiment washout, but that weakness is creating a better buying opportunity rather than ending the bull case. He wants to buy silver near $50 and gold around $3,500, while warning both metals may need a final flush of weak hands before the next leg higher.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes gold and silver charts using RSI divergences and classic technical patterns. Silver broke its $64 support via a "bouncy ball" pattern and has no positive RSI divergence yet — he sees more downside to $54, possibly $46-50. Gold is forming the early stages of a positive RSI divergence and he's waiting for a three-pronged divergence with a washout toward $3,500-3,900 before accumulating. He remains structurally bullish on precious metals long-term due to government spending and Fed policy, but believes both metals overshot to the upside and are now overshooting to the downside.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is near a euphoric top and that the AI trade, not just the economy, is setting up a larger correction. He stays tactically bullish on some near-term pullbacks in oil and metals, but his bigger message is that liquidity is getting stretched, the Fed will eventually have to cut into a slowing economy, and that combination could produce a much larger drawdown later in 2026 and into 2027.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a near-term bullish case for crypto based on three signals: (1) extremely bearish sentiment in his video comments, (2) positive RSI divergences across multiple timeframes on Bitcoin and altcoins, and (3) a "crocodile jaw" divergence between semiconductors and Bitcoin where money could rotate back into crypto as semis turn down. He maintains a mid-term bearish view (Bitcoin to $50K or below) but sees a tactical long setup with defined risk, targeting a relief rally potentially to $70K on Bitcoin. He identifies similar bullish divergences on ETH, XRP, ADA, and LINK, while noting bearish signals on Hyperliquid.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a bearish weekly wrap-up centered on his thesis that the semiconductor/AI sector has topped. He walks through technical charts showing S&P 500 failing at a long-term parallel trendline, Micron getting crushed despite strong earnings ("peak euphoria and peak margins"), and individual semis breaking key support levels. He sees money rotating from AI names into beaten-down mega-caps like Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta. Gold is in a wedge between bounce and breakdown; silver needs to reclaim $64 to turn bullish. Oil likely finds a floor near $67 absent a recession. Bitcoin sentiment has become so bearish he is paying attention for a potential sharp reversal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a bearish technical read on AI/semiconductor stocks, warning that Micron's earnings pop failed to lift the broader market. He flags deteriorating market internals, lower highs on S&P and individual tech names, and views OpenAI's IPO withdrawal as confirmation of drying liquidity. Near-term bounces expected in oil and gold; Bitcoin faces a critical test at the $58,900 support with $50K downside risk. The overall message: charts are flashing caution across multiple asset classes.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical-analysis-driven update on oil, natural gas, gold, and silver. He has started nibbling on long oil around $69.50, expecting a bounce to ~$80 but warns of a longer-term bear flag targeting $55 (and potentially below $50 in a recession). Natural gas shows a cup-and-handle wedge that could trigger a move to ~$4.30 if it breaks above $3.35. Gold bounced from his $3,900–$4,000 support zone but he doesn't think it has bottomed yet; silver is approaching his $54 accumulation target after a ~60–70% decline from above $100.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and silver are still long-term buys, but the near-term setup is weak and likely needs more downside or consolidation before a durable bottom. He focuses on technical levels first: gold is centered around the $4,000 area with $4,300 as the upside confirmation level and $3,900 to $3,500/$3,600 as the downside buy zone, while silver looks more fragile with $54 as the first support and $50 as a likely washout low.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Micron's post-earnings surge back to $1240 after a 20% drop, questions whether the AI trade is saved, and casts doubt on the durability of MU's long-term contract narrative. He alleges insider trading ahead of the earnings release, covers S&P 500 technical levels, discusses the upcoming PCE inflation report, and reviews setups in gold, NatGas, and the dollar. He remains a semiconductor sector skeptic overall.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Bitcoin's drop to ~$59K and the bounce off trendline support. He outlines a clear technical framework: break below $59-60K targets low $50Ks, while a rally above $67.2K opens a move to $73-75K. He discusses AI stocks (especially Micron) as competing capital absorbers, expresses skepticism about Micron's margin sustainability, and speculates that the White House may push pro-crypto policy by August-September to woo voters. He then reviews ETH, SOL, AAVE, XRP, HYPE, AVAX, LINK, and NEAR with individual technical setups.
Preview:Interview-style market discussion focused on the recent pullback in gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Gareth Soloway argues the metals selloff is a technical/emotional unwind after a momentum run, says the rumored July 4 gold reset is unlikely to happen then, and keeps a medium-to-long-term bullish view on precious metals despite near-term downside risk. He also sees Bitcoin weakening toward 50,000, is skeptical the Fed will hike rates, and frames the stronger dollar and AI-capex/tech risk-off move as part of the broader pressure on markets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the semiconductor AI trade is cracking, led by Micron weakness, SK Hynix’s planned share sale, and signs that investors are no longer willing to pay up for memory stocks at extreme valuations. He says Micron may still beat earnings and raise guidance, but the key risk is margin compression and a broader re-rating, not the quarter itself.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market is entering a more fragile phase: gold and silver are breaking down, oil is sliding toward key support, the dollar is strengthening, and AI-related equities are wobbling under the weight of cheaper models and a flood of new equity supply. He treats the current bounce in stocks as a potentially temporary reprieve and says the charts are warning of lower highs, lower lows, and a possible further selloff.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market may be in the early stages of an AI-led top, but says the “official” AI bubble burst is not confirmed yet. He points to a sharp selloff in semis and AI leaders, weak intraday action in the S&P/Nasdaq, a stronger dollar, and notable after-hours earnings risk from Micron, FedEx, and Cerebras as the key near-term tests.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the AI trade is beginning to unwind after a sharp overnight selloff in Korea, Japan, and U.S. tech, and he warns this could turn into a larger tech correction over the next 3–6 months. He backs the call with chart-based evidence: negative RSI divergences, lower highs, crowded positioning, and a growing belief that cheaper Chinese AI models could commoditize margins.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues silver has likely started a new leg lower after a major topping tail and a series of weaker rebounds, with $54 as the first major support and $50 as a deeper downside target. He is also cautious on gold near a wedge around $4,000, while seeing platinum and palladium approaching buy zones and copper continuing to weaken.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market may be entering a topping process rather than a routine dip-buying opportunity. He focuses on deteriorating breadth, lower highs/lower lows in major index leaders, and heavy selling in megacap tech, while noting financials are relatively stronger because higher-for-longer rates would help them. He repeatedly emphasizes that the key confirmation is whether the recent bounce becomes a true lower high followed by a break of the prior low.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market is being driven by a narrow AI-led bubble that keeps inflating despite geopolitical shocks and overbought conditions. He sees oil stabilizing in the mid-$70s unless the Iran situation breaks down again, expects continued momentum in names like Intel, Micron, Taiwan Semi, and SanDisk, but warns that the tape is increasingly one-sided and vulnerable to a sharp correction once the AI leadership finally rolls over.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that crypto is still technically fragile near term, with Bitcoin having damaged its breakout and likely needing another downside wave before a durable bottom forms. He is more constructive on select altcoins, especially Solana, which he says has stronger relative strength and a cleaner setup than Bitcoin, while XRP needs a breakout from a long descending trend line to turn explosive.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that today’s market environment closely mirrors the late 1920s and could set up a Great Depression-style collapse around 2028–2029, though he says the timing is uncertain. He points to post-pandemic stimulus, transformative technology booms, retail speculation, concentrated mega-cap leadership, and what he sees as elite narrative manipulation as signs of a fragile, increasingly distorted market.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is being propped up by headline-driven interventions and is vulnerable despite a recent bounce. Technically, he sees the NASDAQ as still having room to run if the rally holds, but he also flags a possible 32% drawdown risk if key longer-term support breaks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the stock market has been reacting to politically timed headlines, then pivots to a mostly technical read on metals and commodities. He is near-term cautious on gold and silver, still long-term bullish on precious metals, bearish on copper, and looking for pullbacks in palladium and platinum before adding. Oil is framed as a tactical bounce trade from lower levels, not a major trend reversal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that markets are being supported by a rapid sequence of positive headlines—especially an early US-Iran deal signing and an official Apple-Intel deal—after a hawkish Fed selloff. He thinks the key immediate question is whether the S&P can confirm a lower high into options expiry, while he stays focused on rotation into semis/AI and away from software.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is at a critical short-term support zone around 63.5k–63.7k: if it holds, he expects a rebound toward 70k; if it fails, he sees a deeper retrace and says the worst-case path could extend toward 35k. He applies the same chart-first framework to ETH, SOL, XRP, HYPE, ADA, ZEC, and XMR, remaining selectively bullish on some altcoins while warning that broader crypto weakness and a Bitcoin breakdown would pull them lower.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the day around the Fed decision and Kevin Warsh’s first press conference, then uses charts to argue the S&P 500 and semiconductors are at an important inflection point. His core message is that markets are vulnerable if they confirm lower highs, while oil, the dollar, gold, silver, software, Tesla, SpaceX, and Bitcoin all sit near technical decision levels that could drive near-term rotation.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the stock market is at an important technical inflection point, with the S&P 500 and especially semiconductors showing early warning signs of a potential top. His key focus is whether the S&P can make a higher high or instead print a lower high after already making a lower low, and whether the SOXX semiconductor ETF can close above its weekly topping-tail high to invalidate a bearish reversal signal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the near-term market setup is being driven by inflation data, the Fed, and whether risk-on momentum in speculative stocks keeps holding. He sees the bond market as the key stress point around the upcoming Fed meeting/press conference, while also flagging red-hot memory/storage names and SpaceX as signs of euphoria that could precede a sharper correction.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a technical read on the metals complex, arguing that gold and silver have bounced sharply but remain in larger corrective structures, while copper still looks weak. He sees upside resistance in gold near 4,400–4,450, downside support around 4,100/3,900, and a worst-case gold target near 3,500 over the coming months. Silver is treated similarly: a bounce is possible, but he wants lower levels as better long-term accumulation zones.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the market move as a technical response to a reported U.S.-Iran deal that lowers oil and interest-rate pressure, while warning that the post-gap-up rally may still be vulnerable if key charts fail on the weekly timeframe. He is bullish near term on several assets — especially oil’s pullback setup, the broad market’s continued uptrend unless a lower high forms, and a crypto rebound — but he is also watching for bearish reversal signals in semis and potential resistance in gold.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says crypto is breaking higher after a bullish technical setup in Bitcoin and several altcoins, with the move helped by headlines around a possible U.S.-Iran deal and an easier risk-on tone. He argues the chart action is confirming an inside-bar / double-bottom style reversal, and he maps out upside targets for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, LINK, and HYPE while stressing that resistance levels still matter and stops should be respected.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 has likely staged only a tactical bounce after a failed downside break, not a clean resumption of the bull market. He says the near-term question is whether the index can make a higher high; if it instead rolls over and breaks back below the retraced trend line, he thinks a 15–20% selloff becomes likely.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and silver remain longer-term bulls but are still vulnerable near term. He expects a modest bounce first, then a continued pullback that could eventually set up much lower buying levels in gold around 3,500-3,600 and in silver around 50, with copper slightly bearish, platinum nearing his buy zone, palladium already buyable on a dip, and oil vulnerable to a flush toward 67 if a geopolitical supply risk resolves.
Preview:The speaker framed the week as a technical bounce after a broad market pullback, but said the key question is whether the S&P 500 and Nasdaq make a lower high or reclaim new highs next week. He argued that a lower low has already appeared, and if the rebound stalls below prior highs, he sees a cycle top forming with much more downside risk.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is trading around a few major catalysts at once: a possible Iran deal, the SpaceX IPO, and the ongoing tug-of-war between inflation/oil and risk assets. He is bullish on a near-term bounce in several beaten-down mega-cap tech names and cautious-to-bearish on oil, gold, and Bitcoin unless they reclaim key levels, while treating the SpaceX IPO as a hype-driven event he would not buy on day one.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that Bitcoin and several major altcoins are showing short-term bullish reversal patterns after recent selloffs, with Bitcoin’s most important invalidation level near the green candle low around 60,800. He thinks BTC can rebound toward 73,000-75,000 in the near term, while ETH, Solana, Hyperliquid, and XRP each have similar but somewhat varying technical setups that could support a bounce if key resistance levels break.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold and silver are still in a corrective phase despite their huge multi-year gains, with gold likely heading lower first and silver potentially to $50 or below. He ties that view to a weakening technical structure, crowded retail sentiment, and a temporary rotation of institutional money toward AI and away from metals. He also says long yields may already be doing the Fed’s tightening work, and that the S&P/AI complex is vulnerable if capex growth slows or guidance stops accelerating.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is getting a more meaningful near-term top signal as the S&P 500 printed a lower-low daily close after an earlier intraday lower low, while hot PPI adds inflation pressure that could bleed into CPI. He frames the current environment as a tug-of-war between a weakening broad market and a still-dominant AI trade, with specific focus on dilution/capital-raising stories in SMCI, Oracle, and Alphabet, plus tactical setups in oil, gold, silver, Bitcoin, Apple, Amazon, Micron, and natural gas.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 has likely entered a meaningful correction after breaking key technical support and printing a lower low, with a higher-probability top forming only if the index bounces and then rolls over into a lower high. He ties the current tape to oil, Oracle’s weak reaction, NVIDIA’s setup, and especially the AI trade, while also flagging the SpaceX IPO as a near-term catalyst that may encourage a short-lived market bounce.
Preview:Gareth Soloway is broadly bearish near term on risk assets, with Bitcoin, the S&P 500, and gold all showing technical damage in his view. He thinks Bitcoin’s rally has rolled over after hitting his prior upside target, sees a possible move toward 50k if support breaks and a worst-case 35k if the broader market weakens, expects the S&P to lag lower as the AI trade cools, and thinks gold is likely to grind down further before becoming a major buy again.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is rolling over after an AI-led, euphoric run, and he thinks the pending SpaceX IPO is pulling liquidity from semis and other risk assets. He is bearish near term on the S&P, gold, silver, and copper, while favoring defensive names, Treasuries, and possibly the dollar until lower prices create better entries.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market got a temporary relief bounce after CPI came in roughly in line with expectations, but the broader technical picture for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq is still damaged because both made lower lows. He thinks the next move is likely lower, with the key question being whether the market can be held up into the SpaceX IPO and other AI-related catalysts before the breakdown resumes.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and silver are in a near-term technical breakdown, with gold already losing its 200-day moving average and silver hovering at a critical support zone. He expects more downside first, but says both metals become attractive long-term buys only at materially lower levels: gold around 4,100 first and more importantly 3,600–3,500; silver around 54, and then more meaningfully 50 down to the high-40s.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is vulnerable to a near-term rollover after a possible short-lived bounce, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq potentially building a bearish head-and-shoulders setup into the SpaceX IPO and Friday inflation data. He is constructive on specific technical pullback/buy zones in individual names like Apple, Google, IBM, and possibly Micron, but broadly cautious on risk assets, especially if key neckline/support levels break.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the recent S&P 500 and NASDAQ pullback may be more than a routine dip: he thinks the market could be forming a head-and-shoulders top, especially if prices bounce for a few sessions and then roll over. He links near-term market support to the upcoming SpaceX IPO, saying institutions may try to keep the market from collapsing so retail demand and IPO pricing stay strong.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market rebound after Friday’s tech sell-off is only a first test, not a confirmation of a durable low. He says the key near-term question is whether the S&P 500 and Nasdaq can reclaim highs or instead produce lower highs/lower lows over the next one to two weeks, with yields, oil, and event risk like the SpaceX IPO and inflation data as important background.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold has broken down technically and likely has lower downside targets, with silver, copper, platinum, palladium, oil, and natural gas each at or near important chart inflection points. He frames everything as probability-based chart reading, emphasizing downside risk in gold/silver and caution or sidelines in oil/nat gas until clearer setups emerge.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the video as a technical read on a crypto selloff, arguing that Bitcoin’s drop was anticipated from a bearish flag pattern and that the current washout is now oversold enough to merit a bounce watch. He also says he has taken small starter positions in ETH and SOL near major support/trend-line confluences, while treating Hyperliquid as a zone-buy rather than a chase.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the recent market drop is a technical break in an overheated, crowded AI/semiconductor trade rather than proof of an immediate crash. He says the key question now is whether the S&P and Nasdaq make lower lows below watched levels, which would raise the odds of a more durable top; otherwise, he expects a tradable pullback with sharp bounces.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is shifting from a “buy-the-dip” environment to a more fragile, rate-sensitive tape. He says the stronger-than-expected jobs report boosts inflation and rate-hike odds, pushes the 10-year yield above 4.5%, and is helping trigger declines in the S&P, Nasdaq, and AI names. He also frames recent IPO weakness and Bitcoin’s drop as warning signs that risk appetite is deteriorating.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold remains a long-term bull market, but near term it may still flush lower before any breakout. He sees silver as still bearish, copper as likely to break down, oil as weak after a wedge break, and platinum/palladium as approaching buy zones, while nat gas is unresolved and worth watching.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market may be starting to unwind an AI bubble after Broadcom’s earnings miss and lack of raised guidance triggered a sharp selloff across semis and AI-related names. He frames the move as both a technical break and a possible liquidity/rotation event, while emphasizing specific chart levels for trading the pullback.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the AI/semiconductor bubble may be starting to crack, with Broadcom’s post-earnings drop serving as the key warning sign. He ties the move to technical breakdowns, heavy AI capex, data-center power constraints, and upcoming liquidity events like the SpaceX IPO and Friday jobs report.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says he is making a very high-risk, tiny-sized speculative bet on SunPower. His thesis is that rising power demand from data-center buildouts could create a catch-up trade in beaten-down solar names, especially if SunPower can survive long enough to benefit from improving fundamentals next year.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is being driven almost entirely by the AI trade, which he says has become bubble-like relative to total U.S. market cap. He is cautious near key technical levels in the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and 10-year yield, while seeing short-term tradeable opportunities in some AI names and selective weakness in Bitcoin, silver, and gold.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is in a historic AI/semiconductor bubble, with a narrow group of mega-cap names doing nearly all the lifting while breadth stays weak. He does not claim to know the exact top, but says multiple charts, concentration metrics, and upcoming catalysts suggest the rally is getting more extended and vulnerable.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the session as a thin, AI-led market rally with major semiconductor names surging while the broader market breadth deteriorates. His core message is that the near-term uptrend in the S&P 500 and QQQ is still intact, but the combination of stretched valuations, extreme momentum, and weak breadth makes the market increasingly vulnerable to a sharper correction.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is breaking down from major technical support and could fall toward 60,000, with a worst-case downside near 35,000 if a larger head-and-shoulders pattern plays out. At the same time, he says several beaten-down altcoins are starting to show relative strength and may be worth small, staged buys rather than all-in entries.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market remains technically strong overall, but leadership is rotating out of semiconductors and into software. He flags key support levels in the S&P 500, QQQ, and yields, sees oil as surprisingly muted despite Middle East escalation, and says Bitcoin is looking materially weak versus equities. The main near-term focus is whether the S&P trend line and QQQ support hold, while individual chip names like Intel, AMD, and ARM look extended or vulnerable after huge moves.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the video as a technical update across gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and copper. His main message is that precious metals are compressing into a decisive breakout/breakdown window, with gold boxed between its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, silver looking weaker via an inside-bar bear-flag setup, and copper also leaning bearish unless it breaks above resistance. Oil is bouncing after a seven-day decline but he thinks the broader trend is still down for now, while natural gas may be trying to break out but he is not convinced by the tape yet.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is sitting at a pivotal support zone and may be forming a bearish flag, but he wants confirmation before calling a breakdown. He is more negative on ETH and ADA, while Hyperliquid is the standout momentum winner he would eye for a possible short into strength.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that a rotation is starting out of semiconductor stocks and into software names that were heavily sold off. He says chip leaders like Nvidia, Intel, Taiwan Semi, and potentially ARM are showing weakening momentum, while software names such as Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, Adobe, Asana, and Atlassian are beginning to catch a bid.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the market is still in a strong uptrend, but he is watching for signs of fatigue: a key S&P 500 trendline, a low VIX, and the next jobs report. His main tactical call is that oil and the Iran/Strait of Hormuz situation have already been largely priced in, while capital is rotating away from semiconductors and toward software and data-center-related names like Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, and Dell.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues oil has broken down from a wedge pattern and likely has further downside despite the chance of a short-term bounce. He is modestly bearish on gold and silver, bearish on copper, and selectively bullish on platinum and palladium at lower technical support levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the market as a chart-driven, highly complacent bull trend with growing cracks underneath. He focuses on oil breaking down on a wedge, AI-related equities continuing to explode higher, weak consumer retailers, and a few tactical day-trade levels across stocks and commodities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is still in an uptrend, but it is stretched and being held up by a small number of mega-cap/AI-linked names. His near-term read is tactical: PCE and lower yields supported a bounce, while oil, semis, and several beaten-down software names are creating tradable levels and potential reversals, with Bitcoin and gold at important technical decision points.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that semiconductors are flashing an important tactical warning signal after a sharp intraday reversal, while the NASDAQ sits at major resistance and the market’s recent support has been helped by falling oil and easing yield pressure. His main near-term concern is that a close below key levels in SMH would confirm a bearish reversal/engulfing-style top and could trigger rotation out of semis into other groups that benefit from lower oil.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues this market is showing classic late-stage speculative behavior, especially in semiconductors, where huge valuation gains, weak breadth, and topping patterns resemble dot-com-era excess. He remains tactically bullish on the broad tape while the S&P keeps making higher highs, but he warns that semis, foreign chip-heavy indices, and frothy IPOs are flashing reversal risk.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and silver are showing a bearish near-term change in character and may be headed for another flush lower, even though he remains a long-term bull on both metals. He bases this on broken trend structure, repeated testing of support, and relative weakness versus the stock market and even Bitcoin, while giving clear downside and upside levels to watch.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is being mechanically supported by falling oil and yields, with institutional and algorithmic flows keeping equities near highs. He is bullish tactically on the S&P/Nasdaq into the open, but frames the move as increasingly crowded and tied to IPO/semiconductor hype, not broad fundamental strength.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says crypto is still technically weak overall, with Bitcoin bouncing but not confirming a strong trend reversal, Ethereum weaker than Bitcoin, and several altcoins only barely holding support. He leans bearish-to-cautious on Bitcoin unless BTC can reclaim and hold the mid-$80Ks, while noting that Solana, Chainlink, and Avalanche look comparatively better on their charts. He also says the market’s current risk-on tone is being helped by falling oil prices on Iran/Strait of Hormuz headlines, but he does not think the Clarity Act alone changes the bigger picture.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the semiconductor trade is extremely extended and may be nearing a short-term top after a huge run, with SOXX/SMH now pressing key resistance after a trend-line break and retest. He highlights Nvidia’s relative underperformance, a possible gap-up/rejection scenario tied to the Strait of Hormuz headline, and says he has already flipped from a short SOXS position to shorting the long semis ETF instead, while warning that leveraged ETF decay only helps over time.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is showing early fatigue despite index highs, citing weak breadth, rollover in Bitcoin, softness in Nvidia/Walmart, and potential warning signs from oil, gold, and a few IPO-related developments. His core message is that the S&P 500 may be nearing an inflection point, though he frames it probabilistically and says confirmation still depends on near-term price action.
Preview:A weekly market wrap arguing that the rally is narrowing and showing cracks: mega-cap leaders like Nvidia, Walmart, Amazon, and Google are weakening, breadth is poor, oil and yields are softening, and that mix may be setting up a near-term test after the holiday weekend.
Preview:The video is a technical-market walkthrough arguing that falling oil and lower 10-year yields are helping equities rebound, but several major charts still sit at important resistance or bearish consolidation zones.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the session as a holiday-week market grind higher, with oil-driven headlines around Iran helping support stocks and yields. He focuses on weak breadth beneath the surface, semis dominating the Nasdaq, and technically important levels in S&P, Nasdaq, oil, gold, silver, Bitcoin, natural gas, and several earnings-driven names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says Bitcoin has moved from bullish to neutral after reaching his 80k–85k resistance zone, with downside risk toward 60k if support breaks and upside back toward 97k if resistance is reclaimed. He is more cautious on ETH, relatively constructive on Solana if key trend support holds, and selectively watching XRP for a possible breakout, while emphasizing that crypto has broadly underperformed relative to equities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway framed the day as a chart-driven risk-off session: oil surged above $100 on stalled Iran negotiations, yields ticked up, and futures/US equities softened. He focused on earnings reactions in Nvidia, Intuit, Ralph Lauren, Deere, Walmart, IBM, quantum names, Rocket Lab, and also reviewed gold, silver, natural gas, and Bitcoin with specific technical levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues oil is compressing inside a wedge and should soon break sharply, with the direction likely tied to Iran-U.S. negotiations. He also sees the 10-year yield easing with oil, views Nvidia’s earnings as a likely blockbuster but tradable around key chart levels, and watches the S&P 500 as a pullback-or-breakout zone near prior highs.
Preview:Two metals-chart commentators argue that gold and silver still have upside, but only if price confirms. Gold is described as being in a short-term downtrend inside a broader bullish structure, with key near-term focus on whether it can hold 4,500 and reclaim 4,700; otherwise they see downside toward 4,100, then 3,900. Silver is more explosive but also more prone to false signals; they want gold to confirm before trusting the move.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs a technical-analysis heavy market wrap focused on Nvidia earnings, broad equity indices, yields, oil, gold, silver, natural gas, and Bitcoin. His core message is to trade around clearly defined chart levels and probabilities rather than narratives, with a slight bullish lean on the market into the open but caution around Nvidia and major resistance zones.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold is in a short-term downtrend and may fall below $4,500 toward $4,100 or even $3,900 before a larger long-term breakout resumes, while silver looks like a bearish flag with a target near $50 and copper appears vulnerable if precious metals keep sliding.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that oil and the 10-year yield are the key immediate drivers for risk assets, with rising yields and potential oil breakout pressure weighing on stocks. He is broadly cautious on semiconductors and some extended software/cyber names, while still seeing technical setups in energy, nat gas, and select pullbacks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold, silver, and Bitcoin remain long-term bullish, but all three are vulnerable to near-term technical pullbacks as momentum traders get flushed out. He frames Japan’s rising yields and U.S. debt servicing costs as evidence of a larger sovereign debt problem that ultimately supports precious metals over time.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues semiconductors may be forming a major top, citing repeated ~240% advance patterns in SMH across prior cycles and sharp selloffs in names like Intel, Micron, SanDisk, and Broadcom.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the session as a chart-driven market update centered on falling 10-year yields, oil weakness, and key earnings catalysts (Nvidia, Home Depot, Target, Walmart). His base view is that near-term stock direction will continue to hinge on the yield/oil tandem, while he remains constructive on Home Depot, cautious on Walmart, and watching Nvidia’s post-earnings reaction for leadership.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin and the broader crypto complex are at make-or-break technical levels after a strong run and a recent pullback. His base case is that crypto is still trading like a risk asset, so near-term direction likely depends on whether the NASDAQ keeps fading or stabilizes; if key supports break, he expects a deeper crypto correction, but if they hold, he still sees upside.
Preview:A weekly market wrap focused on a sharp rise in yields, a jump in oil, and the near-term risk that these pressures could spark a deeper pullback in equities. The speaker remains cautiously bullish on markets longer term but warns that next week’s follow-through, especially around Nvidia earnings, will matter a lot.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is cracking from a combo of soaring yields, weak breadth, semiconductor selling, and hot oil/inflation pressure. He frames the sharp Cerebras IPO debut and the preceding semiconductor optimism as a potential sentiment trap, then watches Nvidia earnings and follow-through selling next week to confirm whether this is a real top or just a one-day flush.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P, Nasdaq, and semiconductors may be near a short-term top after an extended vertical rally, with weak breadth, rising yields, and a pullback in leaders like Intel and Micron. He frames Cerebras’ IPO as evidence of institutional narrative management and warns retail may be left holding the bag if the sector cools.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that markets are being held up by the AI/semiconductor trade and that the lack of a concrete US-China deal announcement could trigger a near-term pullback, especially in semis. He frames the setup with key technical levels across the S&P, Nasdaq, yields, oil, and several large-cap names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a technical-only commodities update: he is near-term cautious on gold and silver, sees copper as extended and oil as likely to cool off later this year, while remaining structurally bullish on precious metals over a multi-year horizon.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the latest PPI print shows a serious inflation surge, while markets remain oddly resilient because the AI/semiconductor trade is overpowering bad macro news. He is bullish on the near-term setup in AI chips but warns the rally is fragile, potentially fueled by privileged information, and vulnerable if no China/Nvidia deal materializes or if inflation and rates keep rising.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is still inside a bearish flag and is below a key 61.8% retracement zone, making downside the higher-probability path unless it reclaims the flag high. He is more constructive on XRP and somewhat constructive on ETH and SOL, but all of the crypto calls are framed as dependent on broader risk appetite—especially Nasdaq and semis strength.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that hotter-than-expected CPI, rising oil, and a weakening semiconductor tape are starting to expose a crowded tech trade. He thinks institutions may be shifting the narrative as they distribute positions, while most of his actionable focus remains on chart levels across S&P, Nasdaq, SOXX, Micron, Intel, oil, gold, silver, Bitcoin, and a few high-volatility names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the 18-year secular market cycle is ending and that the AI/semiconductor trade may be in a late-stage blowoff top. He leans bearish on semis and cautious on the S&P, but repeatedly notes he can be early and that his view is probability-based, not certain.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is in an extreme, momentum-driven semiconductor mania led by Nvidia-style AI names, with weak breadth underneath and a likely eventual reversal, while oil remains relatively contained, the dollar looks vulnerable, and risk-on is spilling into silver, crypto, and select beaten-down software names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that crypto has had a strong altcoin surge, but he is cautious on Bitcoin and ETH until key resistance levels break. He is bullish selectively on some altcoins like SOL, XRP, SUI, and LINK, while emphasizing that many charts still need confirmation or risk rolling over.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the U.S. dollar is in a long-term de-dollarization downtrend, with the DXY weak despite geopolitically supportive conditions and likely headed toward 95 before potentially 88–90 later. He says major FX charts for the euro, pound, Canadian dollar, and Aussie dollar are breaking out against the dollar, while the yen remains comparatively weak but may be near support.
Preview:Weekly Investing News roundup on gold, silver, oil, and mining costs. The host frames a sharp precious-metals move after easing US-Iran tensions, then contrasts a near-term bearish gold view from Chris Temple with a very aggressive melt-up/bust cycle forecast from David Hunter, while also noting oil volatility and cost inflation pressures on miners.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin has reached the lower end of his target zone and is now neutral-to-cautious near resistance, while several altcoins are breaking out and may still have upside. He says he has already taken profits on select crypto positions but is still holding some for possible further momentum.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the market’s latest rally is unusually violent, concentrated in semiconductors and tech, and increasingly bubble-like. He remains tactically bullish while watching a key S&P support line as the main near-term bearish trigger.
Preview:The video is a technical-market morning update focused on today’s jobs data, major index levels, and a cluster of earnings-driven stock moves. The speaker is constructive near term on the broader market, but warns many software and AI names are at or near resistance or vulnerable after earnings, layoffs, or weak guidance.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and silver are near-term bearish despite the longer-term bull market, with gold likely headed toward 3,800–3,900 and silver toward 60–64 or even sub-$50 by year-end unless key resistance breaks. He sees platinum and palladium as tactical buy-the-dip setups at lower pivot zones, and says oil remains a short on rallies with 115 as his preferred upside fade level.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues stocks are levitating mainly because oil is falling, easing pressure on the market, even as he says the real economy looks split between an AI boom and a consumer recession. He frames Whirlpool’s weak earnings as evidence of stress in the consumer, while keeping a bullish but cautious technical read on the broader index and several names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames today’s tape as a high-volatility, headline-driven market: oil is whipsawing on Iran/U.S. peace-deal rumors, semiconductors are surging on AMD, and the big question is whether the AI-led rally can sustain or is becoming irrational. He remains technically bullish on select names and commodities for tactical trades, but repeatedly warns that the move in AI semis is stretched and may be hard to justify on valuation.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says Bitcoin largely hit his prior 80k–85k target and is now more of a neutral hold than a fresh long, while he believes the better upside is in select altcoins. He highlights ETH, XRP, SOL, LINK, AVAX, and SUI as technically compressed setups with potential 20%–50% upside if key resistance levels break.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is still led by the AI chip trade, even as oil cools and some earnings losers are emerging. He stays tactically bullish near term but flags a topping tail on the S&P, rising 10-year yields, and fragile breadth beneath the surface.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the post-rally market is still tactically vulnerable despite strong NASDAQ/semiconductor momentum. He focuses on a potential S&P 500 topping tail, a key trendline/parallel that needs to hold through the week, and several catalysts this week that could confirm or negate the setup.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold is still bearish in the near term even though he wants to keep long-term holdings, with major support around 3,900 and a deeper flush toward 3,500 possible if equities sell off hard. He sees gold and silver trading more like risk assets right now, and thinks the bond market—not the stock market—is sending the more important warning, with the 10-year yield hovering near 4.5% and inflation pressures likely to persist.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says Bitcoin is near a tactical inflection point but the bigger chart still looks bearish. He is neutral short term around 79k, bearish over the medium term unless Bitcoin clears 85k and especially prior pivot highs, and still long-term constructive on Bitcoin as an asset if it can survive a major market deleveraging event.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues this is a late-stage bull market with narrowing leadership, strong mega-cap AI capex, and rising inflation pressure. He is tactically short the S&P and Bitcoin, cautious on gold near term, but still bullish on gold over a multi-year horizon.
Preview:The video argues for a near-term pullback in gold and silver despite a still-bullish long-term thesis on precious metals. The speaker expects silver to fall below $50 and gold to retrace toward $4,300, with a possible washout to $3,500 before resuming a longer-term uptrend. The other major call is bearish on equities / AI-led risk assets and bullish on cash and long-duration Treasuries, especially into 2026.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the week as a bullish-but-cautious breakout attempt: the Nasdaq crossed 25,000, but the S&P 500 printed a daily topping tail and remains just above a long-term parallel channel that he wants to see hold for a full week. He sees semiconductors as the hot trade, but warns the move may be exhausting, especially with Nvidia weakening and Bitcoin lagging.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the market as a technical crossroads: the S&P and Nasdaq are testing key breakout levels, Apple’s earnings are mostly a non-event, chip/software earnings are diverging sharply, and oil is reacting to Iran negotiation headlines. He is cautious about assuming breakouts are real until they confirm, and he highlights several near-term trade levels in NASDAQ, WDC, SanDisk, Roblox, gold, nat gas, and Bitcoin.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that mega-cap tech is starting to crack after earnings because higher capex is not translating into more chip volume, just higher costs. He sees the NASDAQ and many mega caps at major resistance, expects near-term volatility around Apple and SanDisk earnings, and remains net short overall despite a bullish near-term read on Apple.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the tape as a technical, probability-based market setup after the Fed decision and a slate of mega-cap earnings. He leans bullish near term on equities, expects Nasdaq to pierce 25,000, and flags several post-earnings stocks at resistance, while staying bearish on oil and cautious on Bitcoin, gold, and silver near larger pattern inflection points.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that oil is nearing a technical top and that he has started shorting it, while remaining bearish on gold and silver in the medium term. He expects a pullback in oil first to roughly the prior pivot area and potentially much lower if demand weakens, and he sees gold and silver following bearish chart structures before any larger long-term rebound.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold and silver are in a near-term technical correction after a momentum-driven blowoff, but he remains bullish longer term and wants to buy materially lower. He also sees oil easing after its war-driven spike, expects inflation to filter through with a lag, and thinks stretched U.S. equities plus a possible Bitcoin rollover could foreshadow a broader market turn.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the day as a high-stakes earnings/Fed setup, with Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet as the key market drivers and capex guidance as the main tell for semis and the Nasdaq. He is broadly cautious on stretched rallies in several stocks and sees oil still firm, gold and silver fading, and Bitcoin neutral near resistance.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the NASDAQ is showing late-stage bubble-like behavior: it is falling from the top of a multi-year channel, semis are weakening after earnings, and concentration in the top AI names now matches the dot-com era. He also frames gold and silver as rolling over, oil as likely to rebound toward the prior breakdown area before later weakening, and Bitcoin as still vulnerable if key support breaks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is showing late-cycle, bubble-like behavior: semis and AI names are breaking down on earnings while oil spikes, and he frames the setup as similar to the dot-com era. He thinks the NASDAQ may still briefly tag 25,000, but he sees increasing evidence of a major top and is using technical levels to trade the pullbacks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the Nasdaq and semiconductors are showing late-cycle, dot-com-like excess, with valuation relative to M2 and multiple technical markers suggesting a potential top near 25,000 in the Nasdaq and possible exhaustion in chip names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the NASDAQ is nearing a major resistance zone around 25,000, with chart parallels, M2-adjusted valuation, and dot-com-era comparisons all suggesting a possible top. He also warns that semis may be starting to crack, while he remains constructive on the very long-term outlook for precious metals despite expecting near-term downside first.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is near a tactical topping zone, with a possible final push toward $80k-$85k before a larger downside move. He remains somewhat constructive on ETH, SOL, and XRP for a bit more upside, but says the broader Bitcoin pattern still looks bearish and could ultimately point toward $50k if support breaks.
Preview:A weekly market wrap argues that the S&P 500 and NASDAQ are at or near major inflection points, with the NASDAQ’s move toward 25,000 and the semiconductor surge framed as a potential blow-off top. The speaker is cautious to bearish near term, expects a possible pullback next week, and sees weaker-looking setups in Bitcoin, gold, silver, and natural gas, while noting oil, Amazon, and Intel as important tactical charts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is showing late-stage, dot-com-style blow-off behavior, led by an extreme move in Intel and broader semiconductors, while oil and Middle East tensions are adding intraday noise to the index tape. He is tactically watching for a possible NASDAQ top near 25,000 and sees several semiconductor names as stretched short candidates, though he repeatedly notes the exact turning point is unknowable.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is being lifted by an oil selloff tied to Iran negotiation hopes and, more importantly, a historic semiconductor surge led by Intel's strong earnings. He thinks the S&P and NASDAQ are near key parallel-trend resistance, with the NASDAQ potentially still having room to run into roughly 25,000 before a possible blow-off top fades.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is mostly ignoring Middle East shocks and trading on earnings and the U.S. economy instead. He is tactically bullish on oil near term, cautious on S&P near all-time highs, bearish-to-cautious on several earnings losers (TSLA, NOW, IBM), and sees gold/silver and Bitcoin as looking technically tired after recent rallies.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues oil is likely to rebound toward $103-$104 near term because of the Strait of Hormuz shutdown, while equity markets may wobble as a result. He remains medium-to-long-term bearish on oil after the bounce, and sees gold and silver as technically weak with lower targets still ahead.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the market as shrugging off renewed Iran/Middle East risk because US earnings and the economy remain strong. He highlights the S&P 500 near a key channel top, oil potentially retesting $100, semiconductors as overextended, and a handful of earnings-driven trading setups.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P is shrugging off Middle East escalation because investors expect an eventual off-ramp, earnings are still strong, and market psychology is still to buy dips. He frames the current setup as a weekly-chart consolidation near a major parallel channel resistance, with the next move likely deciding whether this is a brief pause or a larger correction.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market is being driven by FOMO and risk-taking despite weakening fundamentals, with the S&P near key resistance, oil elevated but not yet in panic mode, and meme stocks flashing warning signals. He is constructive on technical levels over narratives, bearish on GE and 3M after earnings, bullish/neutral on UNH rebound, and watching Middle East negotiation headlines and major earnings for the next move.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP are still in near-term bullish micro-trends even though he thinks the larger crypto pattern remains bearish. His base case is one more upside push in BTC toward $80K, possibly $85K, with similar short-term upside targets in ETH, SOL, and XRP before any bigger-trend weakness reasserts itself.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is shrugging off Middle East escalation because investors expect an eventual off-ramp, while S&P 500 tests major resistance near the top of its channel. He stays constructive short term on risk assets, but flags tactical shorts in stretched names like MRVL and META, and sees warning signs in semis, gold, silver, and Bitcoin if key levels break.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold, silver, platinum, and palladium are in near-term technical downtrends or flush setups despite strong long-term secular bullishness. He expects lower prices first, with gold potentially revisiting roughly 3,900 and possibly 3,500, silver eventually retracing toward 49–54, and platinum/palladium still needing one more downside test before longer-term support can hold.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the sudden Iran/Strait of Hormuz disruption hit just as the S&P 500 reached major chart resistance and extreme bullish sentiment, creating a near-term risk of a sharp reversal. He expects oil to gap higher if the closure headline holds into the Sunday night open, while viewing the S&P/Nasdaq rally as stretched and vulnerable.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the market’s relentless rally has reached a major technical ceiling, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq pressing into long-term parallel resistance after an unusually vertical move. He argues the near-term setup favors at least a pullback, while oil’s collapse, mixed mega-cap earnings reactions, and resistance in semis/large-cap tech may remove the latest bullish catalyst.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the latest S&P 500 and Nasdaq surge is a rare vertical rally into multi-year parallel-channel resistance, which he expects to trigger a pullback or top soon. He also reiterates a bearish call on oil after the Strait of Hormuz reopened, and says lower yields and a weaker dollar support the recent move but don’t negate the broader overextension.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market’s huge 13-day rally is being powered by a mix of easing oil fears, options-expiration dynamics, and crowded positioning, while warning the move may be near a technical magnet at major trendline resistance. He remains tactically bullish on crypto and selective risk assets in the near term, but expects the broader market to eventually roll over once the current news shock fades.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the U.S. dollar is in a bearish technical setup, with de-dollarization already underway and likely to continue lower. He says the DXY has formed a bear flag, failed to rally meaningfully during war risk, and that a weaker dollar should support euro, pound, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, gold, and silver.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500’s sharp rebound is impressive but nearing a major six-year parallel resistance zone, with light volume and options-expiration dynamics making the rally look fragile. He is constructive on the medium-term trend only if the market can cleanly break that resistance, while flagging several overextended winners and possible short setups in Bloom Energy, Netflix, and IonQ.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold, silver, and oil are all in technical setups that imply near-term bounces inside larger downtrends. He sees gold rallying toward $5,000-$5,100 before rolling over, silver potentially extending toward the low-80s before a bigger decline, and oil continuing lower with downside targets around $77 and eventually $67.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market rally is being driven by retail FOMO, short covering, and optimism around falling oil, but says upside is now limited and the S&P is close to major resistance. He stays tactically bearish on semis and several mega-cap tech names, points to weakening earnings guidance and overextended charts, and sees Bitcoin, gold, silver, and natural gas as still pattern-driven and mostly capped near key levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the recent S&P 500 rally is an institutional/psychological trap: the rebound is strong, but he thinks upside is limited by technical resistance, stretched valuations, and a market overly conditioned to expect V-shaped recoveries. He is bullish tactically in parts of the rally but says he is starting to short equities as the move approaches resistance and may ultimately fail later this year.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the market is still in a technical rally, but he sees limited upside in the S&P relative to prior cycles and wants to start shorting strength. He is more constructive on software stocks and Bitcoin near term, while staying bearish on semis, Intel into a trendline, and especially Avis Budget as a squeeze he expects to unwind sharply.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin has a bullish short-term ‘micro breakout’ but remains in a larger bearish macro pattern. He extends the same logic to ETH, SOL, and XRP: near-term upside is possible, but the higher-timeframe structure still favors eventual downside unless key support/resistance levels fail or break decisively.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the Iran/US standoff is lifting oil and creating a near-term pullback risk for stocks, but not yet a full market crash because traders expect more negotiations and may be pricing a Trump ‘taco’ retreat. He remains bearish semiconductors, bullish short-term on beaten-down software names, mildly cautious on gold, constructive on natural gas and still broadly bullish on Bitcoin above key support.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market just staged a strong short-term rally, but semiconductors now look stretched and may be near a top. He is bearish on SMH tactically, sees software names as a near-term bounce candidate, remains constructive on Bitcoin if it clears 75,000-76,000, and expects gold/silver to weaken if equities roll over.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market’s post-CPI strength is fragile and expects the S&P 500 to fade into the close despite a gap up. His main bearish call is on semiconductors, where he thinks a multi-year top may be forming via a trendline/triple-tap setup and extension from the 200-week moving average, while he prefers short semis and long software as a near-term pairs trade.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the semiconductor ETF SMH is at or near a major cycle top after a roughly 20% nine-day surge, citing repeated technical confluence around 436–438 and a purported 103% extension from long-term moving averages. He frames the move as bubble-like, compares it to Bitcoin-style triple-tag cycle tops, and says he is heavily shorting semis now.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is being driven by technical levels, with oil’s move around the ceasefire/Hormuz backdrop feeding into a near-term fade in the S&P 500, while gold and silver look vulnerable to further downside after recent rallies. He is constructive on Bitcoin after a breakout confirmation, but remains selective on individual equities, favoring tactical short setups in stretched names like Meta, Sandisk, and Lightmatter/Lum-style memory stocks while warning that software and broader equities still face debt and demand risks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 just reached major technical resistance after a strong bounce and that the rally is likely a trap. He links the setup to oil rebounding, sticky inflation, Fed rate-cut constraints, and a broader recession backdrop.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the S&P 500 hit his target around 6,800 after a sharp rally driven by the Iran/US ceasefire headline, and he is already starting to reduce longs and look for short entries. He argues oil’s topping structure and the ceasefire’s limited durability keep inflation and volatility elevated, while he sees several assets near short-term resistance.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that oil’s sharp post-ceasefire collapse and the S&P 500 rally both validated his prior chart-based calls. He says oil may stay elevated enough to keep inflation sticky, while he’s trimming longs and cautiously adding shorts into resistance. He also says Bitcoin has broken out and could extend higher if it clears near-term resistance.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is reacting primarily to rising oil prices and the Iran deadline, with short-term support for equities still intact but limited upside before resistance. He is bullish tactically on an S&P rebound, cautious on gold near term but bullish long term, sees Bitcoin as an unconfirmed breakout, and flags natural gas as a potential breakout trade.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold is likely near-term bearish despite the long-term bullish secular case. Using daily candles, support/resistance, and logarithmic trend lines, he says gold may fall toward about 3,500 before eventually resuming a much larger bull market that could reach 10,000 on a 2029-2030 horizon.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a chart-first daily market wrap: he is tactically bullish on the S&P 500 and Bitcoin, cautious on oil’s upside, mixed on gold/silver, and watching Tesla, Google, yields, and natural gas for confirmation or breakdowns.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues oil is topping despite geopolitical chaos, remains bearish with a key invalidation above $120, and sees lower targets toward $95, $85–$80, and eventually the $67 area. He is bullish short-term on Bitcoin breakout follow-through, while still viewing gold and silver as likely to fade once momentum traders are washed out.
Preview:Gareth Saloway argues the stock market is likely topping out in a multi-year reversal and that the economy is entering a larger blowup phase reminiscent of the Great Depression, driven by debt, weakening labor data, persistent inflation, and private credit stress. He stays bullish Bitcoin longer term, but near term expects volatility, a possible breakout toward $80k–$85k, and then potentially another flush if equities and oil roll over.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is near a major technical inflection point, likely within about 11 days, with price trapped in a 50-day range and a breakout/breakdown imminent. He applies the same chart-based framework to ETH, XRP, SOL, and AVAX, emphasizing specific support/resistance levels and the possibility of either a sharp squeeze higher or a renewed drop lower.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the jobs report was superficially strong but internally weaker, with revisions risk, soft wage growth, and potential stagflation pressure from rising oil. He remains tactically neutral-to-bullish near term on the S&P after a sharp bounce, but says the chart still points to a larger midterm bearish setup.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the macro backdrop is weakening and that both the S&P 500 and Bitcoin are likely in larger topping/bear phases, even if Bitcoin can still bounce near term. He expects oil-driven inflation, rising yields, and private-credit stress to feed stagflation and recession risk, while preferring to buy gold, silver, Bitcoin, and real estate only at much lower levels.
Preview:A three-person market discussion centered on surging oil, Iran/Straits of Hormuz risk, and whether the shock could trigger broader risk-asset weakness. One speaker argues crude, gold, and crypto are signaling a coming recessionary drawdown, while the other guest is more skeptical on timing and says the market may be holding up on disbelief and policy backstops.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market selloff is a news-driven retracement after a sharp two-day rebound, with oil around the key driver. He thinks the immediate setup is bearish into the weekend, but he is also willing to buy selected dips if the S&P holds his retracement levels and if weekend developments don’t worsen the shock.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says he turned bullish at the S&P’s midpoint/parallel support, which correctly preceded a sharp multi-day rally. He expects more near-term upside toward 6,725–6,785 / 6,800, but remains a medium-term bear and plans to short again near resistance for a later move back toward 6,100–6,000.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the market has had a sharp technical bounce, but he is taking profits on some longs and not yet turning aggressively bearish. He frames oil and the 10-year yield as the key near-term risk to equities, highlights earnings-driven trade setups in Nike and RH, and uses Meta and gold as examples of sentiment extremes that can create reversals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway is near-term bullish on gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, but he argues the metals are in a broader downtrend/bull-trap phase after a parabolic run and that a sharper rollover is likely after a few more weeks of bounce.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market’s latest surge is a technical bounce driven by de-escalation hopes and oversold conditions, not a durable trend change. He is tactically long the rebound, but remains medium-term bearish on equities, oil, gold, and silver, while watching Bitcoin, Nvidia, Micron, SanDisk, natural gas, and the 10-year yield for confirmation or reversal.
Preview:Daniela Cambone interviews Gareth Soloway on gold, silver, platinum, palladium, Bitcoin, oil, and equities. Soloway is near-term bearish on gold despite the recent bounce, expects a potential pullback toward $3,900 and says he would buy physical metals aggressively near $3,500, while staying bullish longer term on the back of U.S. debt and possible Fed easing. He is tactically bullish Bitcoin for a move toward $80k-$85k, cautious on stocks with a possible larger rollover, and selectively interested in beaten-down nuclear and growth names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says he has turned net long for the first time this year, arguing the S&P 500 and NASDAQ are near major technical support zones and likely to bounce despite current weakness and Middle East risk. He still sees a bigger later-year downside path, but thinks the immediate area is buyable and has started accumulating longs while trimming shorts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues oil has printed a bearish reversal and expects a near-term market bounce as oil cools, but remains broadly bearish on the S&P 500 over the next several months. He is tactically bullish on beaten-down names like SMR, Microsoft, Meta, and Bitcoin, while staying longer-term cautious on equities, gold, silver, and oil-related inflation.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is in a technically driven risk-off phase, with S&P futures weak, oil showing a possible topping pattern, gold and silver still vulnerable, and Bitcoin relatively stronger. He expects a sharp tactical bounce in equities on any relief from the Iran/US standoff, but thinks the broader setup remains bearish for stocks and eventually for commodities too.
Preview:The speaker argues gold is in a short-term unwind driven by crowded positioning and investor psychology, even though the longer-term macro case for gold remains bullish. His base call is for gold to drop toward 3,500 over the next two to three months before a later re-accumulation phase, while mining stocks like GDX may bounce first but remain vulnerable if gold keeps breaking down.
Preview:A weekly market wrap focused on oil-driven macro stress: the speaker argues that crude above $100 is pressuring equities, yields, inflation expectations, and risk assets, while also creating tactical bounce opportunities in beaten-down names. The core call is that markets remain fragile until there is a concrete resolution around the Middle East/Straits of Hormuz issue, but sharp countertrend rallies are likely if news improves.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market is under pressure, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq already weak and at risk of further downside if key support levels break. He says oil is rallying despite Trump’s Iran/Straits headlines, and the market is starting to ignore those threats absent concrete action, which in his view keeps equities vulnerable and inflation/yields elevated.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says Bitcoin is still relatively strong versus other risk assets, but it is now testing a bearish parallel-channel/flag breakdown that could send it toward the low-50Ks, with $68K as the key near-term line to defend. He also argues rising oil, driven by renewed Iran-related headlines and fading market trust in those headlines, is pressuring S&P 500 futures at a make-or-break technical support zone.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the session as a geopolitically driven risk-off day: oil is surging on Iran/Strait of Hormuz headlines, S&P futures are slipping, and he expects near-term market volatility with a possible bounce before a larger mid-year rollover. He uses the tape to highlight support/resistance in major indices, megacap tech, gold/silver, oil, Bitcoin, and a topping signal in GE Vernova.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold and silver are still trading off technically important levels, with near-term bounces possible as long as they hold support, but with a larger bearish pattern still intact. He remains tactically flexible, recently taking profits on a gold trade, and says confirmation below support would open much lower downside targets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the precious-metals pullback is a technical washout, not a thesis break, while Gerald Celente frames the drop as evidence of a rigged market and broader economic stress. Both are still bullish long term on gold and silver, but they expect more near-term volatility and at least one more leg lower before a durable bottom forms.
Preview:The interview argues that the Iran war shock has created a new, highly volatile market regime. Gareth Saloway is broadly bearish on equities, the dollar, gold, silver, oil stocks, and several momentum names in the near term, but he expects tactical bounces along the way and sees selective value in beaten-down dividend stocks and some miners on pullbacks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the market is set up for a tactical bounce, helped by falling oil and easing fear, but he ultimately expects that rebound to fail and potentially form a larger bearish reversal in the S&P 500. He is near-term bullish on equities, Bitcoin, gold, and silver, bearish on oil, and structurally bullish on gold and silver over the long run.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 is in a broader topping process: bearish early in the year, then tactically bullish for a near-term bounce off support/Fibonacci confluence, but likely setting up a later head-and-shoulders breakdown. He extends the same framework to silver and gold as bounce candidates and oil as a near-term downside catalyst.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market’s post–Truth Social rally was a weak, likely temporary bounce, with the bigger chart setup still pointing lower. He mixes a market-structure read on the S&P, Nasdaq, mega-cap tech, rates, gold, oil, silver, Bitcoin, and selected consumer staples with a strong claim that a $1.5B S&P futures trade and an oil short appeared minutes before the post, suggesting insider-style information leakage.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says Bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum, and XRP still look bullish near term, but he thinks the larger crypto move is likely an intra-bear-market rally that eventually rolls over. He frames the current action as a chart-driven leg-up with clear support levels to watch and a plan to scale out of positions as resistance is approached.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that oil’s sharp selloff validated his bearish technical call and his short trade, which he says made about $50k. He ties the move to a topping pattern, trader psychology, and headlines around Trump/politics, then briefly extends the same chart logic to gold, silver, the dollar, and Treasury yields.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold and silver are still in a corrective phase despite today’s violent rebound, with a tactical bounce possible first but a larger washout still likely before a durable bottom. He remains bearish near term on gold toward $3,500 and silver toward $50–$54, while still bullish structurally over the next several months and years.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that a sudden oil collapse and S&P bounce were triggered by Trump signaling progress with Iran, and he expects the bounce to fade. He remains bearish on the broader market, dollar, oil, and gold/silver over the medium term, while trading short-term oversold bounces in selected names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the U.S. dollar’s recent war-driven rally is weak and likely to roll over, because it has barely advanced despite major geopolitical stress, while the euro, British pound, and Canadian dollar are showing bullish breakouts against it.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues oil is likely topping near $100–$120 and is shorting it into weekend geopolitical risk, expecting a rollover if the Strait of Hormuz remains open or is normalized quickly. He pairs that view with a stronger dollar, rising yields, and a bearish read on silver and the broader economy.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that oil is near a short-term rollover, which would likely trigger a bounce in the S&P 500 before a later leg lower. He remains longer-term bearish on equities, sees near-term support in the S&P/Nasdaq, and also highlights trading setups in SMCI, FedEx, Planet Labs, gold, silver, Bitcoin, and natural gas.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are approaching technical support and may get a short-term bounce, but he remains medium-term bearish. He is more bearish on oil and expects weakness in gold and silver if key support levels break, while still seeing Bitcoin as structurally bullish despite possible near-term pullback.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the Fed’s hawkish messaging, hot inflation data, and a crowded risk-on setup are triggering a broad unwind across equities, metals, and crypto. He is especially bearish near term on gold, silver, and the S&P 500, while viewing the selloff as tradable volatility rather than a change to his long-term metal thesis.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues oil has already made its major spike and should roll back, which would briefly support a bounce in stocks and Bitcoin, but he remains bearish on equities into a later-year slowdown. He’s also bearish near-term on gold and silver, calling their recent surge emotional and unsustainable, while still liking them long term.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and silver are in bearish technical breakdowns, with bear-flag patterns pointing to further downside before any durable bottom.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is flushing on hot PPI, rising oil, and pre-Fed uncertainty, with his charts pointing to further downside in the S&P, Nasdaq, gold, and silver. He sees Micron earnings as likely strong but already priced in, and he treats the oil/natural-gas spike tied to Iran headlines as an inflationary risk rather than a buy signal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500’s bounce is likely a short-lived sell-the-news move, driven by an inverse relationship with oil and complicated by rising credit stress. He sees near-term upside only if oil keeps fading, but expects the broader setup to roll over again, with some individual names like OKLO and Bitcoin still showing constructive technical setups.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues crypto has turned bullish after a sentiment washout, with Bitcoin, ETH, SOL, XRP, and LINK all breaking out of reversal patterns. He emphasizes retail bearishness as a contrarian signal, says he is long several names, and maps near-term upside targets on Bitcoin toward 80k-85k if 74k holds and breaks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the current market as a short-term relief bounce inside a still-bearish structure, driven mainly by lower oil, a Meta-led tech bounce, and event risk from Nvidia and the Fed. He argues the bigger setup remains negative because of inflation pressure, AI-driven layoffs, and a credit-risk backdrop that he says echoes 2007-2008.
Preview:The interview centers on Gareth Soloway’s bearish near-term call for oil, equities, gold, and silver, paired with a short-term bullish setup in Bitcoin. He argues the biggest overlooked risk is private credit stress, which he thinks could interact with higher oil prices, stagflation, and a slowing consumer to trigger a recession-like drawdown.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 has topped in a rounded distribution pattern and is entering a multi-year bear market, with current weakness resembling 2007-08. He expects near-term bounces, but ultimately lower targets around 6100 and 5500, driven by oil spikes and private-credit stress.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market is in a confirmed technical breakdown driven by rising oil prices, weaker GDP revisions, and stress in private credit. He expects near-term bounce risk if oil cools over the weekend, but remains broadly bearish on equities, oil, silver, gold miners, and some mega caps, while favoring Bitcoin and select defensive stocks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is in a short-term bullish breakout and showing relative strength versus equities and metals, with upside targets near 80k-85k if 74k clears. He is also constructive on ETH, SOL, and XRP based on chart setups, while stressing he is not a medium-term bull and expects eventual downside if the stock market weakens.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the latest GDP revision and still-sticky oil-driven inflation are not being fully reflected in the market yet, with oil the key near-term swing factor for the S&P. He is bearish on equities overall, bullish on Bitcoin, and watching specific earnings losers like Adobe, SentinelOne, and Ulta for trading setups.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold has started a bearish breakdown from a bear flag and that silver is also rolling over, with downside expected first over days/weeks and then over the next few months. He still says he remains a long-term gold holder and would view much lower levels as major buy zones.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is being hit by two shocks: oil spikes from Gulf tanker strikes and a bigger, underappreciated private credit problem. He remains tactically cautious on the S&P 500, bearish short-term on gold/silver, constructive on Bitcoin if it confirms above 72,000, and selectively long a few charts like IONQ while viewing names like Deutsche Bank, HSBC, and several banks as vulnerable.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 is forming a rounded top and is in a distribution phase that could lead to roughly a 20% drawdown by year-end. He ties the risk to a damaging mix of hot inflation, surging oil, sticky Fed policy, consumer stress, and an AI-spending bubble that may slow growth and corporate profits.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that rising oil prices are about to make recent CPI less meaningful, keep the Fed boxed in, and pressure equities lower despite occasional bounces. He uses chart-based levels to frame bearish setups in the S&P 500, Nasdaq, oil, gold, silver, Oracle, Campbell's, Aervironment, natural gas, and Bitcoin.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin and several major cryptos are in bullish continuation setups, with BTC needing confirmation above the current range before targeting roughly $80k–$85k. He frames the video as a probability-based charting lesson, contrasting his disciplined trade plan with emotional retail reactions.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the tape as a technical setup dominated by oil’s reversal, a still-unconfirmed S&P 500 breakdown, and Oracle’s earnings as a key AI-trade test. He remains tactically bearish on risk assets over the medium term, while still trading individual levels and managing size aggressively.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that oil’s overnight spike was a sentiment-driven blowoff and that the chart now shows a topping pattern, with a target back toward $80–$76 over the next few weeks. He also shows his live portfolio, emphasizing transparency, active shorting of USO, and selective trades in AXP, OKLO, and DAL while standing aside in natural gas.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market’s immediate driver is the oil spike tied to Middle East escalation, but he thinks the day’s key signal is whether oil prints a topping tail and whether S&P/Nasdaq can stabilize above the overnight lows. He is bullish on Bitcoin relative strength, cautious-to-bearish on oil and gold near term, and watching a few trade-specific names like Hims, Delta, Google, and Oracle.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says Sunday-night futures are being hit by geopolitical escalation and weak macro data, with the S&P breaking support and oil surging sharply. He is tactically bearish equities and metals near term, constructive on Bitcoin relative to other assets, and shorting oil strength.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 has broken important support and likely entered a larger topping process, with any near-term bounce seen as a trap. He says the main driver is weakening economic data and emerging stagflation risk, with oil and Iran acting as catalysts rather than the core cause.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market sold off because of a bad jobs report and an extreme oil spike, with the S&P 500 breaking a key trend line and Monday now the key confirmation day. He is selectively buying some oversold names while shorting oil, and he frames the next move as highly dependent on whether oil keeps surging or gets relieved by policy/news over the weekend.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is facing a stagflation shock: a much worse-than-expected jobs report, rising oil near $88, and signs of credit stress are combining to threaten a sharp downside move in equities. He focuses on key technical levels in the S&P 500, Nasdaq, oil, Bitcoin, gold, silver, banks, airlines, and a few AI/nuclear names, while stressing short-term trading discipline and caution.
Preview:Roundtable discussion on the Iran/Straits of Hormuz shock, the oil spike, and knock-on moves in gold, silver, Bitcoin, and broader risk assets. The speakers debate whether the surge is a short-lived war premium or the start of a larger inflation/volatility regime shift, with mixed views on Bitcoin strength and a bearish medium-term stance on risk given unusually low market volatility.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the recent market bounce is a bearish fakeout, with the S&P and Nasdaq still vulnerable to a larger flush if key support levels break. He is bullish on oil and still long-term constructive on gold and Bitcoin, while flagging AI names, broader credit stress, and rising yields as important risks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues oil was a high-probability breakout because of a wedge pattern, asset rotation, and geopolitical risk, and says he would only start shorting if oil reaches roughly $80.60 and higher.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is still constructive as long as S&P support around 6790 holds, with oil easing, yields not spiking, and the labor data staying decent. He is bullish on Bitcoin’s breakout setup, remains constructive on Microsoft/Meta/Nvidia unless their trend lines break, and sees silver as especially vulnerable after a sharp selloff.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is in a short-term bullish breakout setup with a target around $80k–$85k, but he still thinks the larger trend is bearish and could roll over later. He extends the same constructive near-term view to several altcoins, while emphasizing that all of it depends on key chart levels holding or breaking.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the Middle East escalation is driving a risk-off move, with oil and inflation expectations surging, yields and the dollar rising, and equities vulnerable to a potential daily close breakdown. He uses chart levels to frame near-term trades in S&P, Nasdaq, oil, gold, silver, Bitcoin, and several stocks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the market is in fear mode amid Iran-related escalation, with US equity futures sharply lower, the VIX rising, and gold/silver selling off despite oil spiking. His immediate focus is on key technical levels in the S&P 500/ES futures, silver, gold, oil, natural gas, and NASDAQ futures, while he frames his own trading as opportunistic and heavily guided by chart setups and crowd extremes.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the session as a headline-driven, technically bearish market tape dominated by Iran-related war risk, with oil, yields, the dollar, gold, silver, and crypto all reacting differently. He argues the S&P 500 and Nasdaq remain vulnerable to lower levels, oil can still spike further if conflict worsens, and gold/Bitcoin are constructive but not yet decisive.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold is testing a major $5,400 resistance level on war fears, with $5,600 the next upside target if it breaks, but warns that failure could send it back toward $5,000 and even $4,400-$4,300. He says silver has broken a trend line but still needs confirmation above 91-93; otherwise it risks a pullback to 85 or 70-71.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the video is a tactical risk-off call on US equities and a near-term bullish call on oil, with the key immediate driver being geopolitical shock and the market’s reaction at Sunday night futures open. He thinks the S&P 500 is vulnerable to a breakdown below a head-and-shoulders neckline, while oil may spike first and then become a short once it reaches the $77-$80 area.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that Iran-related headlines caused an emotional crypto selloff, but the charts did not break, so he treated the dip as a buying opportunity. He stays bullish on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, Chainlink, SUI, and mentions XRP as having upside if bought on weakness.
Preview:Weekly market wrap from Gareth Soloway arguing that despite a calm tape, the chart setup remains bearish across major indices, yields, and financials, while gold/silver and Bitcoin are still constructive in his framework.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that hotter-than-expected PPI confirms stubborn inflation, supports a stagflation risk, and pressures equities, especially after Nvidia and chip names failed to respond well to strong earnings. He leans bearish on the S&P and Nasdaq near term, while highlighting select oversold stock bounces and cautious positioning in commodities like silver, gold, oil, and natural gas.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the U.S. dollar is nearing a major technical breakdown, the 10-year yield is also poised to break lower, and that falling yields now signal economic slowdown rather than a benign rate-reset. He ties both moves to weakening Fed independence, fiscal deterioration, and rising recession risk.
Preview:Three market commentators debate whether the recent crypto bounce marks a durable bottom or just a relief rally inside a larger risk-off setup. Scott Melker is cautiously constructive on Bitcoin short term but expects sideways action; Mike McGlone is broadly bearish on Bitcoin, equities, and commodities, arguing that the asset class regime is broken and deflationary forces are coming; the host frames the discussion around sentiment, macro uncertainty, and whether stocks/crypto are setting up for a bigger downturn.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the tape as a still-constructive but potentially distribution-heavy market, arguing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq remain under broader topping pressure despite a recent bounce. He highlights Nvidia’s strong earnings/guidance but weak post-earnings reaction as a bearish tell, while favoring beaten-down software and speculative names selectively when charts and valuation line up.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues silver is the weaker setup and likely stuck in a bearish consolidation unless it reclaims resistance around $91–$92; gold looks stronger but still needs a decisive break above ~$5,400 to confirm a renewed bull move.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is range-bound and still vulnerable despite a relief rally ahead of Nvidia earnings. He sees the AMD-Meta deal as a shady sign of an AI bubble, while also highlighting selective opportunities in beaten-down names like Workday and GoDaddy and continued bullish setups in crypto.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin and several altcoins may be at an imminent breakout point, driven by a bullish bull-flag setup and extreme bearish sentiment in comments, which he treats as a contrarian buy signal. He says he has increased crypto exposure, but still frames the trade as tactical rather than a new long-term crypto bull market.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that markets are topping, with chip stocks still relatively firm but software broadly oversold and buyable on weakness. He sees near-term pressure in the S&P, banks, and credit-sensitive names, while maintaining a bullish longer-term stance on oil and a cautious but not outright bearish stance on bitcoin and metals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 is forming a larger top while the market shows a tactical pair trade: short chip stocks and buy oversold software names for a bounce. He expects near-term downside in semis after Nvidia earnings risk, while software could rebound off extreme technical support.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues stocks are entering a potentially prolonged bear market, while Bitcoin looks poised for a near-term relief rally and gold/oil remain favored hedges amid tariffs, Iran risk, and inflation pressure.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are weakening on tariff uncertainty, hotter inflation data, and broken technical trends. He is constructive on selective bounces in names like Novo Nordisk, Roblox, and Bitcoin, while staying cautious on the broader index tape.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a chart-only read on silver and gold, arguing silver is near-term bullish but still inside a larger bearish midterm setup, while gold is attempting a short-term breakout that needs daily confirmation.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues crypto is setting up for a tactical breakout, led by Bitcoin and several large-cap altcoins, based on reversal candles, consolidation above midpoint support, and a bearish sentiment backdrop. He sees roughly 30% to 40% upside in BTC/ETH/SOL/LINK/XRP if key resistance levels break, while emphasizing position sizing and the possibility he could still be wrong.
Preview:A weekly market wrap arguing that hot PCE inflation and weak GDP created stagflation fears, but the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling briefly relieved markets. The speaker remains technically bearish-to-cautious on major indices, while seeing relative setups in Bitcoin and some beaten-down software names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that hotter-than-expected inflation and weaker GDP initially set the market up for a selloff, but the Supreme Court’s ruling against tariffs gave equities a temporary reprieve. He still expects the bounce to fail and is watching a bearish S&P head-and-shoulders pattern, broader weakness in the Nasdaq/Dow, and vulnerable mega-cap tech names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the latest GDP/PCE data is stagflationary and bearish for stocks, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq threatening key technical breakdowns. He sees relative opportunity in Bitcoin for a tactical bounce, remains constructive on gold/silver only if resistance breaks, and says oil has likely had its near-term run unless geopolitical risk reaccelerates it.
Preview:A multi-guest market roundtable argues that Bitcoin is near-term oversold but likely still in a broader drawdown, while the stock market, gold, crude, and bonds are all being discussed through a shifting risk/liquidity lens. The panel is split between tactical bounce calls and larger caution about rolling risk downward, with TLT/bonds emerging as one participant’s preferred next trade.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the precious metals complex is losing momentum after a sharp run, with gold holding up better than silver but both showing bearish near-term setups. He leans short-term bearish on silver, cautious-to-mixed on gold, and similarly cautious on platinum, palladium, and copper, which he says all look technically vulnerable after topping and inside-bar breakdown patterns.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the session as a technically weak market environment where rallies keep fading, the S&P 500 remains below key trend resistance, and a downside break would increase the odds of a sharper selloff. He pairs that macro caution with a trading-focused scan of individual names and commodities, highlighting short setups in beaten-down earnings movers, a possible breakout in Figma, continued strength in oil, and a cautious but still constructive Bitcoin view.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana are setting up for short-term technical bounces, with Bitcoin and ETH described as bullish consolidations and Solana needing a close above $90 to confirm. He is constructive on crypto tactically, but still frames Bitcoin as being in a larger macro bear trend and is skeptical on XRP until it clears major resistance.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 is still in a bearish technical setup unless it breaks key resistance around the prior head-and-shoulders highs near 7,040 on SPX/698 on SPY, with a more important ceiling near 7,060–7,100. He frames the day’s action as a test of support/resistance, highlights PCE and Fed minutes as the near-term macro calendar, and gives several trade levels across earnings names and commodities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 is still in a bearish macro trend, but the immediate setup is not yet confirmed for a major leg lower until the 6,800 neckline breaks on a daily close. He sees short-term bounce opportunities in Microsoft and Oracle, while warning JPMorgan and banks may roll over as the economy weakens and default risk rises.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the AI trade is rolling over as investors start questioning whether massive AI capex will translate into timely revenue, while he sees major equity indices breaking technical support and warning of more downside in large-cap tech. He also frames falling yields as a sign of recession risk, remains tactically bullish on Bitcoin and oil, and prefers buying dips only at specific technical levels in select names like Netflix, Apple, natural gas, and metals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues crude oil has broken out of a wedge and could keep running into $68–$69 resistance, with a much larger upside scenario to roughly $120 if a major higher-timeframe breakout occurs. He is also more constructive on natural gas near $3 and says he may start accumulating between about $3.00 and $2.80 using commodity ETFs.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues silver and gold are in bearish short-term patterns despite longer-term bullish conviction. He maps clear support/resistance zones, says silver is rangebound but likely to weaken if it cannot reclaim resistance, and identifies much lower buy levels for both metals if downside continues.
Preview:A promotional video for Verified Investing's "Apex Live Day Trade Room," a subscription-based live trading room service founded by Gareth Soloway in 2007. The video pitches the service as an education platform where traders watch professionals trade stocks, ETFs, crypto, and commodities in real time with full transparency. It emphasizes Soloway's proprietary "PPT" methodology (Price, Pattern, Time), claims an 80%+ success rate, and highlights a live tracked account started with $1M in January 2025. No actionable market analysis or trade ideas are presented — this is purely a marketing piece.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market’s reaction to good CPI and jobs data is a major warning sign: instead of rallying, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq stalled or weakened, which he reads as distribution and a likely setup for more downside next week. He is broadly bearish on the major indexes and mega-cap tech, more constructive on defensive names, and sees Bitcoin as the main short-term bright spot within an otherwise still-bearish larger trend.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP are showing short-term bullish reversal patterns after heavy selloff, but he still sees major higher-timeframe resistance and remains cautious on larger downside risk in Bitcoin if a broader head-and-shoulders completes.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the CPI and jobs data were slightly better than expected, but the market is rejecting the optimistic narrative and breaking down technically across major indexes. He frames the move as a distribution/rounded-top process rather than an immediate crash, then walks through tradeable levels in several stocks and markets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the stock market correction has already started, citing breakdowns in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, weak breadth, and a failure to hold gains after the jobs report. He expects more downside in the near term and says the market is entering a distribution phase rather than continuing the prior buy-the-dip pattern.
Preview:The video is a technical-market wrap focused on SPX resistance near 7,000, with warning signals flashing in weekly RSI, transports, semis, and crypto, while oil looks constructive and several post-earnings stocks are viewed as sell-the-news setups.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the latest jobs report is being contradicted by market signals, especially the 10-year yield and the dollar, which he says are acting as if the economy is weaker than the official numbers suggest. He uses charts in Treasuries and major FX pairs to make the case that the bond market is “screaming lies” about the reported strength in US data.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the stronger-than-expected jobs report is being read too positively by the market, but he still sees the rally as a technical trap because major index resistance levels remain intact and he expects downside to reassert later.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is weakening into tomorrow’s jobs report, with the S&P 500 and NASDAQ still below key resistance and the Dow printing a topping tail. He sees the bond market, earnings reactions, and recent labor data as all leaning toward caution, and says his trading posture is more short than long.
Preview:The video is a live earnings-trading session where Len Ho of Verified Investing walks through post-earnings levels for UPS, Robinhood (HOOD), and Lyft (LYFT), then reacts to the immediate price action as results hit. The core message is tactical: earnings moves can reverse quickly, so trade smaller size, watch volume, and use predefined support/resistance and gap levels rather than chasing the first candle.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the current bounce in stocks is a tactical rally, not confirmation of a new uptrend, because major S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow trend lines remain unbroken. He ties the market’s intraday strength to weaker retail sales and falling yields, while warning that upcoming jobs and CPI data could change the setup.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP are all in larger bearish structures even though each shows a shorter-term bullish setup. His core message is tactical: expect near-term bounces in crypto, but treat them as countertrend moves inside a broader downtrend unless key resistance levels are reclaimed.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the latest rally is likely a bear-market bounce rather than a new uptrend, with the S&P and Nasdaq still below key resistance and the Dow’s push through 50,000 framed as a sentiment trap. He links China’s move to reduce Treasury buying with higher U.S. yields, a weaker dollar, and broader risk pressure, while also flagging near-term setup trades in beaten-down software names, silver, Bitcoin, oil, and natural gas.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that Friday’s strong bounce in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq is a classic bear-market rally, not a durable reversal. He says major index charts are rolling over, with a possible S&P head-and-shoulders forming, the Dow’s move above 50,000 acting as a sentiment trap, and rising concern about reduced foreign demand for U.S. Treasuries and higher yields.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that silver, gold, platinum, and palladium have all held near-term support, but he expects a medium-term pullback and ultimately much lower buy levels. His key tactical call is that silver is bullish above roughly $70, but his preferred long-term accumulation zone is $50-$54; he sees similar lower-reset setups in gold, platinum, and palladium.
Preview:Weekly market wrap centered on a sharp risk-off scare and rebound: Gareth Soloway argues the bounce is tactical, but the broader chart setup still points to another downside leg in equities and risk assets. He is selectively bullish on beaten-down names like Microsoft and Oracle for near-term snapbacks, while buying panic in Bitcoin-related exposure for a trade, not a long-term thesis.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the latest market action as a risk-off washout with a short-term bounce that he does not trust. He sees weak Amazon guidance, poor job-cut data, and crypto/commodity weakness as evidence that equities likely have more downside before any durable recovery.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin’s recent collapse is likely a short-term panic low, not a confirmed cycle bottom. He says he bought the crash for a swing-trade bounce, expects a rebound toward 75,000–77,000 and possibly 80,000–81,000, but still sees a meaningful risk of a much deeper decline toward 35,000 if the stock market rolls over and the head-and-shoulders breakdown plays out.
Preview:A roundtable on Verified Investing argues that Bitcoin, silver, and equities are all rolling over together, with Scott Melker focusing on technical capitulation signals in Bitcoin and Mike McGlone framing the move as part of a broader de-risking and eventual recession/asset repricing. Gareth Soloway steers the discussion through BTC support levels, silver’s violent reversal, and a bearish NASDAQ read tied to earnings/AI capex concerns and rising layoff data.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is moving from a technical breakdown in silver and Bitcoin into a broader risk-off phase that is now hitting stocks, especially the NASDAQ, semis, and high-multiple software names. He uses support/resistance, gap fills, and Fibonacci levels to frame near-term downside targets, while also flagging selective long opportunities in beaten-up names like Oracle, Microsoft, Palantir, Robinhood, and Bitcoin-related exposure.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues silver is vulnerable to a much deeper flush, with a key downside trigger around $71–$71.50 spot and a larger downside target near $54, with the strongest buy zone between $50 and $54. Gold is holding up better than silver, but he still thinks it can eventually break lower too, with major support around $4,400–$4,500 and a worst-case move toward $3,500.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is entering a downside phase: weak jobs data, sticky inflation, higher yields, and fragile leadership in tech all point to more selling in the S&P and Nasdaq. He is constructive only tactically in a few oversold names and commodities, but his core message is that the charts still favor risk-off.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is relatively resilient versus equities, with a near-term bounce possible off major technical support, but he still expects lower prices over the next few months if the broader stock market keeps weakening. His base case is a pullback toward the mid-$50Ks to mid-$60Ks, while a worst-case stock-market-collapse scenario points to roughly $34K-$35K.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market has started a larger downside move, using a sharp intraday reversal in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ as evidence that major resistance is still holding. He thinks the decline could accelerate into a 10%-plus correction, with near-term weakness, a lower intermediate target, and several leading mega-cap tech names already showing damage.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs a technical-analysis-heavy morning market update: he says the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are still below major resistance, the dollar has bounced on the Fed-chair nomination but likely remains structurally vulnerable, and several single names are being traded mainly off chart levels after earnings. He is bullish near-term on selected pullbacks like PayPal, Pfizer, and silver/gold rebounds, but remains cautious on broader indices and expects more weakness in Bitcoin and some growth names once resistance is retested.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues silver has likely found a short-term technical low after a 40% crash, but he still sees risk of lower prices before any lasting recovery. He is more constructive near term on silver, gold, platinum, and palladium, while emphasizing that crowded sentiment, profit-taking, and a broader equity-market de-risking could produce another leg down.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that multiple risk assets have rolled over simultaneously — especially silver, gold, Bitcoin, and the S&P 500 — and reads that as a de-risking warning for equities. He thinks several charts are at or near support and due for tactical bounces, but the larger bias remains cautious to bearish until key resistance levels are reclaimed.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 and NASDAQ are vulnerable to a meaningful selloff, potentially 4-5% in the near term and even 10%+ if a key support level breaks. His case is built on a chain of recent reversals in silver, gold, Bitcoin, and semiconductor/memory stocks, which he reads as evidence that the market’s leaders are starting to de-risk together.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin has broken down from a classic bear-flag / failed-recapture setup and is likely headed lower in the near term, with a confirmed downside target around $74.5k–$75k if the current low gives way on a daily close. He frames $35k–$36k as an extreme worst-case head-and-shoulders target that would likely require a major stock-market drawdown and broader risk-off liquidation across crypto and equities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is cracking under the surface even though the S&P finished only modestly lower, with silver’s historic one-day collapse, weak mega-cap follow-through, and stubbornly elevated rates pointing to a fragile setup heading into next week’s earnings and jobs report.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the metals selloff is a classic leverage flush after a parabolic move, with silver showing a clear topping-tail reversal and gold showing weaker but still concerning exhaustion. He is not buying silver for the long term yet, but he did take a swing-trade buy near support, and he flags much lower long-term levels as better entries if the correction deepens.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the new Kevin Worsh Fed nomination triggered a sharp selloff in metals, crypto, and some megacap tech, but he frames it as mostly a short-term technical correction rather than a change in the broader inflation/debt bull thesis for gold and silver.
Preview:A roundtable on Bitcoin, metals, the dollar, and rates framed the current market as a broad risk-asset unwind rather than a crypto-specific shock. Ben Cowen argued Bitcoin is already in a bear market and is likely following a 2019-style path: slower bleed, apathy rather than euphoric top, and a possible low around October 2026. Mike McGlone agreed on the direction of travel for Bitcoin and also turned bearish on crude oil, while emphasizing that silver-led commodity strength may be nearing exhaustion. Gareth Soloway and Scott Melker focused on the macro setup: weaker dollar, rising commodity inflation pressure, and the idea that Bitcoin, metals, and stocks are all acting like leading indicators for each other.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and silver’s violent intraday reversals are a warning sign, not a confirmed top, and that the bigger message is worsening inflation pressure across commodities. He is bullish on oil, sees copper and livestock as further evidence of rising prices, and frames the move as part of a broader currency/debt problem rather than a normal one-off correction.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold’s surge, a weakening dollar, rising oil/copper, and heavy AI capex spending point to growing stress in the fiat and financial system. He remains bullish on gold, cautious on Bitcoin, and focused on technical levels in the S&P 500, Microsoft, Meta, Apple, SAP, and other names for near-term trading.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market is being driven by a powerful mix of fiscal stress, dollar weakness, and fear-driven demand for hard assets, with gold in a price-discovery breakout and silver looking overheated. He is more cautious on Bitcoin and the S&P in the near term, while preferring defensive stocks, oil, and cash over chasing parabolic moves.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is showing a bearish head-and-shoulders structure and could drop toward the $74k-$67k zone if it breaks the roughly $82.5k neckline. Near term, he sees a reclaim of the ~90.4k trend line as the key شرط for any push back toward 100k, but he remains constructive long term and sees the lower zone as a potential accumulation area.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the market is at a major inflection point into the Fed decision and mega-cap earnings, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq sitting on key trendline resistance. He is especially focused on the dollar’s breakdown/bounce, rising 10-year yields, and post-earnings reversals in high-flying chip names like ASML and Seagate.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is at a major inflection point: the S&P 500 is pressing into a long-term resistance zone around 7,000–7,050, and the next move over the coming week or two will likely decide whether stocks break into price discovery or reverse into a larger correction. He is leaning bearish in the near term, tying the setup to a sharply weaker dollar, rising yields, and the possibility that AI/mega-cap earnings fail to justify current valuations.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that silver looks like a near-term blowoff top, gold is likely rolling over from an overheated channel, Bitcoin is weak and may be a risk asset rather than digital gold, and the S&P and DXY both point to a broader market inflection. His base case is a pullback in precious metals and crypto, followed by a possible later-stage equity correction as AI-spend and inflation pressures bite.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is at a critical technical inflection point, with NASDAQ/S&P resistance, a weak dollar, rising yields, and key earnings/Fed catalysts likely to decide whether the market breaks higher or rolls over. He is bullish on oil and cautious to bearish on silver, GM, health insurers, and much of the memory-chip space after recent news-driven moves.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that silver’s explosive rally may be nearing an important technical inflection, but he stops short of calling a definitive top unless the daily candle closes in a classic topping-tail shape. He is more confident that gold, platinum, palladium, and copper are at or near near-term resistance and likely to pull back before any further upside.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market is entering a risk-off, distrust-heavy phase: he sees a mildly negative near-term bias for equities into the Fed meeting and mega-cap earnings, while gold and silver are signaling deeper worries about US fiscal credibility and the dollar. He is bullish on oil, bearish on Bitcoin, cautious on metals after their sharp run, and watching key technical levels for confirmation or reversal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the U.S. dollar is setting up for a major technical breakdown, with the DXY losing support after a sharp five-day drop. He links that move to de-dollarization, rising Treasury yields, and longer-term pressure on U.S. financial dominance, while favoring gold, silver, platinum, staples, and some grains as defensive hedges.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues crude oil is the next major commodity trade after gold and silver. His core case is technical: oil has already broken out of a wedge/trendline structure, retested the breakout, and is now poised for a higher move, with $62.25 as an important near-term pivot, $55 as the key invalidation level, and upside targets in the high-$70s to around $80 unless a real supply disruption drives a bigger move.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the week as a technically fragile setup: major U.S. equity indexes are wedging or breaking down while gold, silver, oil, and natural gas are strong. He expects a larger market correction over the next month, with Bitcoin also vulnerable in the first half of the year before a possible later rebound.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the major U.S. equity indexes have likely broken down technically, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow all showing failed trend lines, bearish divergences, and weaker follow-through after recent bounces. He frames the Russell 2000 as the key canary: if its apparent breakout fails, it could confirm a sharper downside move, potentially tied to recession risk if AI capex slows.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a chart-driven morning market update focused on tech weakness, chip stock divergence, and key levels in indices, rates, metals, energy, and Bitcoin.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is at a critical technical inflection point: if it confirms a breakdown from a bear-flag-like structure, he thinks a sharp move lower could follow. He applies the same technical framework to ETH, XRP, and Solana, emphasizing nearby support/resistance zones rather than a fixed directional forecast.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the recent rally is still suspect: the S&P 500 has only an unconfirmed breakdown while the Nasdaq 100 has already confirmed weakness, and he remains cautious despite a bounce tied to Greenland/tariff headlines. He emphasizes chart-based setups in yields, mega-cap tech, and commodities, highlighting upside risk in Treasury yields, stretched moves in names like GE, CCJ, Intel, Palantir, Oracle, and a short setup in natural gas.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market has entered a technically important flush, driven by tariff/Greenland headlines, higher yields, and weakening dollar support. He also flags a sharp Netflix drop, possible bounce setups in Apple and Netflix, strength in gold and oil, and an extreme natural gas short squeeze.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a pure technical-analysis read on gold and silver. He sees gold in a strong breakout phase with minor support around 4,650, major support around 4,450, and potential upside toward 5,000–5,100. Silver, by contrast, is described as extended and possibly tiring near resistance, with 84–85 as initial support if it rolls over.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is weakening on technical breakdowns, with tariffs, rising yields, and risk-off flows pressuring U.S. equities while gold stays bid and Bitcoin softens.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that newly imposed Trump tariffs tied to Greenland negotiations, combined with a breakout in the 10-year Treasury yield, could trigger a larger equity selloff. He says the S&P 500 is pressing against a long-running technical ceiling and the NASDAQ has already broken below a key trend line, so Tuesday’s post-holiday trading is the main confirmation point.
Preview:Gareth Solomay argues the market is entering a potentially sharp downside phase as key S&P 500 and Nasdaq trend lines from the April 2025 lows are being tested or broken, while the 10-year yield has broken out in a way he thinks raises borrowing costs and pressure on equities. He is constructive on select commodity and energy themes, cautious on stretched momentum names, and says next Tuesday’s open after the long weekend is an important confirmation point.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that unusually tight trading ranges in the 10-year Treasury yield, S&P 500, and Nasdaq are warning signs that could resolve into a larger market move, with the immediate concern being upside in yields and downside in equities. He remains broadly bearish on weak-looking megacaps and momentum names, while staying constructive on oil and cautious-to-mixed on gold, silver, natural gas, and some high-flying speculative stocks.
Preview:A three-way market discussion focused on extreme moves in silver and precious metals, whether equities are rotating rather than topping, and how Bitcoin, copper, crude oil, and rates fit into a late-cycle, policy-driven setup.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is holding major technical support for now, but the recent break-and-recover action leaves key trendlines weaker and vulnerable to a future downside flush. He sees Taiwan Semi’s strong earnings as lifting semis and the broader market today, while warning that several mega-cap stocks, gold, silver, and some banks look extended or technically fragile.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and especially silver may be nearing a short-term topping process after an explosive run higher, even though he remains structurally bullish on both metals. His main warning signal is RSI negative divergence: price is still making higher highs, but momentum is weakening, which he reads as possible institutional selling or distribution.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is nearing a technical inflection point, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, and Russell all testing tightening trend lines while yields, banks, and inflation-sensitive commodities suggest downside risk. He is also watching Supreme Court tariff timing, Taiwan Semi earnings, and data-center power constraints as key near-term catalysts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the recent crypto move validated his prior bull-flag calls on altcoins, while Bitcoin and several large caps remain technically constructive in the near term but still sit inside broader bearish-to-neutral structures. He is especially focused on levels: Bitcoin near 100,000, ETH toward 3,600–3,700, XRP after a Fibonacci retrace, SOL toward 155–170, ADA toward 0.48–0.49, LINK toward a 15.30 target, and MSTR back toward 200.
Preview:A live trading competition episode where Elizabeth Copelan and Everett Milman host three traders—Lton Ho, Benjamin Pool, and Gareth Soloway—as they battle over short, fast crypto setups in Bitcoin, Solana, ICP/IP, and XMR. The show is mostly real-time chart talk, trash talk, and position management, ending with Lton winning on P&L after Gareth’s Solana short gets stopped out badly and Ben finishes slightly green after a large loss elsewhere.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that CPI is not capturing the full inflation impulse he sees in commodities, and he uses charts to warn that the S&P 500, yields, and global bond markets are nearing a potentially important inflection point. He is constructive on gold and silver, cautious on bonds, and sees specific tactical levels in Delta, JPMorgan, and Taiwan Semi as earnings season unfolds.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that multiple major markets are at inflection points: U.S. equity indexes are pressing into resistance, while the dollar looks vulnerable, long rates are breaking higher, and foreign currencies are strengthening. His core warning is that bond-vigilante pressure and rising yields — especially in the U.S. and Japan — could eventually trigger a sharp market repricing.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that DOJ scrutiny of the Fed is eroding confidence in U.S. financial institutions, pressuring the dollar, supporting gold and silver, and potentially pushing long yields higher. He pairs that macro view with tactical chart levels on the S&P, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell, Bitcoin, oil, natural gas, and a few single stocks like Walmart and Capital One.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and silver are in confirmed breakout territory if they close above key daily resistance levels, with gold targeting about $5,000 and silver $100. He ties the move to Fed independence concerns, rising distrust in the U.S. financial system, and a broader inflationary backdrop across metals and commodities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that altcoins are setting up for another short-term push higher after a recent 20-30% run, but he frames the broader ETH structure as still a bearish flag on a higher timeframe. He focuses on clean technical levels—especially ETH above 3250 for a move toward 3700-3800, or a failure below roughly 2940 that could send it toward 2100—while also highlighting buyable pullbacks in XRP, SOL, ADA, LINK, and AVAX.
Preview:The video argues that the dollar system is near an endgame where gold and silver, not another fiat currency, become the final settlement assets. Gareth Soloway adds a near-term technical read: gold and silver are constructive but frothy, with both metals compressing into decision points that could break higher or lower over the next few weeks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the major U.S. indexes are at a technical inflection point and that the next week could decide whether the rally extends or reverses sharply. He focuses on long-term trend lines on the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, and Russell 2000, warning that a rejection at resistance could lead to a meaningful correction, while a breakout could fuel another leg higher.
Preview:Weekly market wrap arguing that US equities are nearing major resistance, while oil has confirmed a breakout and natural gas has flushed into potential support. The speaker expects a near-term push into major round-number highs, then a higher risk of reversal as earnings and key chart levels hit.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is likely to see a near-term push toward round-number highs on the S&P 500 and Dow before a larger technical breakdown later. He frames the setup as probability-based chart analysis across indices, rates, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and several individual stocks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues crude oil has confirmed a technical breakout while natural gas has hit major support after a steep selloff. His core message is that charts, not headlines, are driving the trade: oil is likely to continue higher on a breakout-and-retest pattern, while natural gas looks buyable for a rebound if support holds.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a chart-driven market recap centered on tightening wedge patterns in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, a resistance test in the Dow near 50K, and a series of stock-specific levels in defense, airlines, memory/storage, Apple, metals, oil, and natural gas. He is broadly cautious on near-term equity direction, bearish on silver after a technical reversal, still constructive on gold and longer-term metals, and watchful for major catalysts including jobs data and next week’s earnings season.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a pure technical-analysis read on gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. His core message is that all four metals are near important inflection zones, with upside still possible but near-term odds favoring some form of rejection or correction unless key resistance levels are broken.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is in a technical squeeze: the S&P 500 is wedged between trend lines, the NASDAQ is lagging, and ADP jobs data suggests an economy that is stuck rather than accelerating or recessioning. He’s cautious on the recently surged memory-chip stocks and silver, constructive on Roblox for a rebound, and watching oil, nat gas, and Bitcoin for confirmation or breakdowns.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that recent crypto strength was technically predictable and is likely to extend a bit further before a larger downside phase begins. He says Bitcoin has already rallied from support and may still push toward 97,000-100,000, while ETH, XRP, SOL, ADA, SUI, AVAX, DOT, and others all showed classic bullish breakouts from wedges, support zones, and bull flags.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that charts, not narratives, should guide positioning: he sees crude oil as his top trade, expects major U.S. indices to be nearing a decisive break, and thinks several high-flying semis and financials are vulnerable to pullbacks. He also flags gold, silver, and natural gas as key technical setups with specific breakout/breakdown levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is still being driven more by charts than by headline hype: he sees oil setting up for a breakout, warns that S&P 500/Nasdaq are nearing key trend-line inflection points, expects near-term AI/semis to be vulnerable to a sell-the-news reaction, and remains constructive on Bitcoin and a bounce in gold/natural gas from technical support.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the weekend’s sub-$50 oil panic was overblown and that oil was more likely to grind higher than collapse. His case combines chart-based bullishness with three fundamental reasons: Venezuela’s oil infrastructure can’t quickly ramp, regime change is messy, and any rebuild will be influenced by major oil companies that prefer prices high enough to protect profitability.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 and NASDAQ are at a decisive technical juncture that could resolve into a sharp 2026 correction. He thinks both indices are forming wedge/flag structures on daily and weekly charts, with the next few weeks likely to reveal whether the market breaks up to retest highs or breaks down into a larger selloff. His base case is that a 20% market correction arrives by mid-2026, with the immediate catalyst being whether the key trend lines hold or fail.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the U.S. dollar is setting up for another major downside leg in 2026, while U.S. long-term yields are breaking higher even as the Fed cuts short rates. He also expects the euro and British pound to strengthen versus the dollar, with the yen lagging relative to the dollar.
Preview:Gareth Solom frames the session as a failed early-year rally and a warning that institutions used the New Year inflow as exit liquidity. He is broadly bearish on U.S. equities into 2026, more constructive on oil and near-term Bitcoin, and cautious on several crowded growth names that he says are breaking or weakening on the charts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that 2026 starts with a technical bounce across stocks, crypto, and some metals, but he thinks the bigger setup is still cautionary: short-term upside may be limited and several markets show topping or breakdown risk. He repeatedly emphasizes chart patterns, RSI divergences, and trend-line behavior over headlines or analyst upgrades.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that crude oil is setting up for a major breakout and could rally roughly 50% in the first half of 2026, with $55/bbl as the key level that must hold. He says the chart is replicating a prior pattern that preceded a similar upside move, and he adds a fundamental overlay: rising AI/data-center power demand, delayed nuclear buildout, no current recession, and eventual institutional rotation into commodities could all help push oil higher. He is also constructive on natural gas, especially on a pullback toward 3.30–3.35, because he thinks data-center power needs will support gas before nuclear supply arrives in 5–7 years.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the major market setup into 2026 is more fragile than consensus expects, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq near important weekly trend levels, long-dated Treasury yields potentially rising, and several high-flying stocks looking vulnerable. He is cautious to bearish on equities broadly, bullish on gold and oil over the longer run, short-term bullish on Bitcoin into January, and especially negative on silver after a bearish reversal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is setting up for a near-term January bounce based on a bear-flag/bull-flag structure, tax-loss selling ending, and a bullish read-through from MicroStrategy’s chart. He says this could lift BTC back toward 100,000, while still leaving open a larger eventual downside leg later in the cycle.
Preview:This episode is a Crypto Combat game-show style trading contest rather than a thesis-driven market segment. Three traders—Ben, Gareth, and Lton—trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, SUI, Polkadot, and XRP in real time, with the hosts and referee narrating the action, commentary, and light TA. The main trading read throughout is that Bitcoin is the key driver for alts, while Ethereum, SUI, and DOT are framed as momentum/trendline setups that can flip quickly. The episode ends with Ben winning for the first time live, helped by last-minute Hail Mary trades and bonuses.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a year-end technical analysis walkthrough covering S&P 500, NASDAQ, bonds, USD, Bitcoin, gold, silver, and select stocks. He remains bearish on equities into January, near-term bullish on Bitcoin, neutral-to-bearish on silver after a reversal candle, and cautiously bullish on gold holding a key trend line. He flags the 10-year yield breaking out despite Fed cuts as a 2026 black swan risk.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a pure technical read on gold and silver after sharp pullbacks. He says gold is still bullish as long as it holds an orange trend line and recaptures a prior October pivot, while silver’s violent weekly surge looks more like a short-term top until it trades back above the recent reversal high.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the recent surge in silver is a classic hype-driven blowoff that is now reversing, while gold is still constructive unless it breaks a key trend line. He is also bearish on the S&P 500 into early 2026, warns that long-end Treasury yields could rise even if the Fed cuts, and highlights a few deep-value technical setups he likes for 2026, including KHC, OXY, and Kagra.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that three large-cap value stocks — Kraft Heinz, Occidental Petroleum, and Conagra — are technically attractive and could outperform flashy tech/AI names over the next year. His case blends valuation, dividend income, and chart setups such as breakouts, double bottoms, inverse head-and-shoulders, and multi-decade trendline confluence, with 2026 margin/debt improvements as the fundamental backdrop.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bullish technical outlook for gold heading into 2026, projecting a $5,000 target for H1 2026 (possibly Q1) with a critical support floor at $4,300. However, he is much more cautious on silver near-term, warning of an overextended rally — up 150%+ since April 2024 — and calling for a sharp 20-30% correction back to ~$50 in Q1 2026 before the bull market resumes. He also flags similar pullback risks in platinum and palladium. His top contrarian pick for H1 2026 is oil, which he sees as the "no-brainer" institutional rotation trade, targeting a 50% upside move as capital rotates out of overbought assets into the one major commodity that hasn't rallied yet.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argued that 2026 should feature a meaningful risk-off move in equities, driven less by the Fed itself than by rising long-end yields, refinancing pressure, and a possible loss of confidence in U.S. debt markets. He remained constructive on gold and Bitcoin over a longer horizon, but near term he expects both to digest gains, while silver and platinum/palladium look extended. His top 2026 trade was oil, which he sees as a laggard that could catch up via capital rotation.
Preview:Todd Horwitz and Gareth Soloway discuss the explosive rally in precious metals — gold near $5,000, silver at $76, platinum up 100%+ on the year. Both remain structurally bullish but warn that the pace is unsustainable. Near-term pullbacks to ~$65 silver or ~$2,100 platinum would be healthy corrections, not trend reversals. Soloway adds technical context: silver's monthly RSI above 90 is historically extreme, and the dollar's uptrend since 2008 may break in 2026 amid Fed independence concerns. The core message: don't chase with new money now, but the secular bull case (debt, inflation, central bank buying, thin liquidity) remains intact.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that silver’s surge is still in an active momentum phase, but the bigger story is that silver bull/bear cycles are compressing over time. He ties that to worsening U.S. fiscal discipline, rising debt, and repeated stimulus, and he says any eventual silver correction could be much shorter than prior post-peak bear markets. He also gives upside targets for silver, gold, platinum, and palladium if the current metal breakout continues.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that several major altcoins are setting up for a near-term bounce into early January, though he explicitly says he is not calling for new all-time highs. His bullish case is almost entirely technical: ETH, XRP, SOL, DOT, HBAR, ADA, SUI, AVAX, and LINK all show combinations of base-building, inside bars, bull flags, higher lows, or trendline pressure that he believes could resolve higher, potentially producing 20% to 50% upside over a week or two if money rotates back into crypto from metals, especially silver.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the tape as a late-December holiday market with neutral-to-positive bias in the near term, but he expects the S&P 500 to top out near a major trend line and roll over in January. He is bullish on the metals complex longer term, yet says silver in particular has become an overextended, euphoric squeeze that could correct sharply after a generational run.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is still in a holiday-driven float-up, but he sees the S&P 500 and Nasdaq approaching major trend-line resistance where a January/2026 top or correction becomes more likely. He is most constructive on technical setups in precious metals, especially silver, while warning that platinum and palladium are showing signs of reversal and gold is pausing after confirming breakout.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the precious-metals rally is being driven by confirmed technical breakouts and strong momentum, with gold, silver, platinum, and palladium all showing powerful upside action. His most concrete near-term calls are that gold’s breakout remains valid above 4,400, silver is still in a momentum/short-squeeze phase but may be nearing a major trend-line barrier, and platinum has pierced a key prior high but may need to prove it can hold above that level.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is being misled by strong GDP printed mostly by AI-related capex, while the broader economy is flat or weakening. He says the S&P and Nasdaq are tactically vulnerable, yields may be breaking out, and complacency in the VIX suggests downside risk into year-end and potentially into 2026. He also highlights setup-based trades in Broadcom, Novo Nordisk, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas, with most of the focus on chart confirmation levels and gap-fill behavior.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is being lifted by thin holiday volume and retail flow, while institutions are absent and may use the bounce to sell in January. He sees major warning signs in complacency (the VIX at 14.11), rising yields, and broken or vulnerable charts like Nvidia, while still favoring selective long/short trades based on levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says gold has broken out to a new all-time high and remains in an intact uptrend, with a measured upside target around 4,800 to near 5,000 if the breakout holds. He is more cautious on silver: despite a powerful 50%+ surge since late October and a new high, he thinks it is due for a short-term pullback, potentially to the mid-60s. Platinum and palladium are both described as strong, with platinum likely heading toward its prior all-time high zone and palladium still having upside but facing resistance near 1,800-1,815.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the broad market is likely to drift higher into year-end on light holiday volume, but he expects a turn lower after the first week of January when institutional traders return. He also highlights rising Japanese and U.S. yields, a weak dollar backdrop, and several stock setups, while making his most notable 2026 call on oil as a potential best-performing asset.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues oil is a contrarian long idea for 2026 despite weak sentiment and a long bear market. His thesis is mostly technical and relative-value based: crude is near an April pivot low, forming a wedge, and looks extremely cheap versus gold and silver on ratio charts, so he thinks it could stage a catch-up rally rather than a demand-driven boom.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs a chart-only technical review of major altcoins and says ETH is the strongest near-term setup, while Solana looks weaker and may drift lower before becoming attractive. He frames XRP, Cardano, Avalanche, Chainlink, and Polkadot as mostly support tests or nibble/buy zones, emphasizing trend lines, higher lows, resistance confluence, and the need to respect levels until broken.
Preview:Gareth Soloy frames the week as a mixed but improving tape: Micron’s earnings rescued AI sentiment, a holiday-thin market and light volume create a near-term bias higher, and he thinks a Santa Claus rally is likely into year-end. But he expects that strength to be limited and sees January as the point where downside risk reasserts itself, especially if his longer-term chart parallels continue to act as resistance.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the bigger market setup remains bearish on the daily/weekly/monthly charts even if a year-end bounce or “float up” is still possible. He sees the most important macro risk as higher long-end yields, especially Japan’s 10-year moving above 2%, because that could unwind carry-trade liquidity and pressure U.S. assets despite Fed cuts. He also highlights several tactical trades: Oracle bounced after a gap fill on TikTok news, Nike and FedEx are earnings-driven downside names with specific technical levels to watch, Bitcoin is still inside a bearish flag, gold looks bullish but warning signs are building, and oil may be an underappreciated 2026 winner.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is in a corrective phase that may be nearing a tradable low, and he uses prior cycle behavior to suggest the current drawdown may end much higher than the classic 75%–80% crypto bear market collapse. His key near-term warning is that a confirmed break below the current support band could open a move toward about $80,000 first, and if that fails, the larger $69,000–$74,000 zone becomes the main downside target.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is likely to float higher into year-end 2025 on supportive CPI and Micron-driven AI sentiment, but that 2026 looks much weaker across stocks, with Bitcoin already acting as an early warning signal. He is constructive on gold, cautious on AI/hyperscaler earnings quality and debt, and prefers defensive names, platinum/palladium, and eventually Bitcoin on deeper pullbacks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the near-term setup has improved for a year-end bounce after Micron's strong earnings and softer-than-expected CPI, but he still thinks the bigger market structure remains bearish. He leans on chart levels across the S&P, QQQ, Micron, Broadcom, Oracle, Tesla, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas, repeatedly framing the current move as a tradable relief rally rather than a durable reversal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that multiple index charts are pointing to a major market top and a likely bear market in 2026. He leans on the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, Russell 2000, and Bitcoin charts to say rallies are near resistance or have already broken support, while still allowing for a brief year-end float or bounce in a few names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is still technically weak despite an end-of-year bounce risk. He frames today’s selloff as an AI-trade unwind, highlights Micron’s after-hours pop as a possible short-term stabilizer, and says the bigger setup remains bearish into January unless price action improves quickly.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs a chart-first market game plan and argues the S&P 500, QQQ, and Russell are near resistance rather than in a fresh breakout. He thinks early-session selling into holiday liquidity, a firmer tone from Fed candidate Waller, Oracle’s data-center news, and especially Micron earnings are the key near-term drivers for risk appetite.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues silver is in a powerful vertical breakout and is likely to stall first around $68.50–$70/oz before a possible final push toward $71–$72/oz, with a larger correction risk afterward. On gold, he sees a bullish consolidation/bull flag near the highs and says a breakout above roughly 4,380–4,400 could open the door to $5,000/oz, while a trend-line break would create a deeper pullback opportunity.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is still in a late-year resistance zone with limited upside, even though tech finally helped the NASDAQ and the S&P had a modest down day after a mixed jobs report. He frames Micron earnings as the key near-term catalyst for whether a Santa Claus rally can still happen, warning that another weak semiconductor report could pressure the AI/semiconductor trade and drag the market lower into year-end.
Preview:Gareth Soloway is broadly bullish on precious metals into 2026 but expects sharp, tradable pullbacks along the way. He sees silver and platinum as continuing higher after strong breakouts, while gold may need a decisive push above 4,400 to confirm a move toward 5,000; otherwise a deeper pullback is still possible. He is much more cautious on the S&P 500 and Bitcoin, arguing both are vulnerable to downside in early 2026 as liquidity, AI capex, and the stock-market wealth effect weaken.
Preview:A Crypto Combat episode — a real-money crypto trading competition show — where Gareth Soloway (reigning champion), Ben Pool, and Len Ho trade from $10K accounts with extreme leverage on Blofin. Len Ho dominates, racking up $1,300+ in profits through a series of short and long Ethereum trades plus one LTC short, while Gareth finishes with a small net loss after giving back earlier gains on a late AVAX trade. Ben loses ~$1,400 across Bitcoin and FORM shorts. The show is self-described as entertainment with extreme leverage and trash talk, not reflective of their normal trading methodology.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is weakening despite an initial post-jobs pop, with technicals pointing lower in stocks, Bitcoin, and parts of tech. He sees a few short-term long setups in beaten-down names like Oracle, Cava, and maybe Regetti, but his overall message is that institutional selling, fragile breadth, and bearish chart patterns dominate.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the U.S. dollar is in a structurally weaker phase and that 2026 could bring a major downside break in the DXY if a long-term trend line fails. He frames the move as technical but reinforced by de-dollarization, with the bullish implications running to EURUSD and GBPUSD, and the bearish implication applying to USDJPY.
Preview:The speaker argues that market internals have shifted from persistent buy-the-dip behavior to a weaker structure where rallies are being sold into, especially in the S&P 500 and QQQ. He remains broadly bearish or at least not long-biased, pointing to limited upside, rising 10-year yields, weakness in AI leaders like Broadcom and Nvidia, and rotation into defensive sectors and commodities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is at a fragile inflection point: Friday’s selloff, weaker mega-cap AI leadership, and rising Treasury yields suggest further downside risk even if a seasonal Santa Claus rally attempts to lift prices into year-end. He is tactically bearish on parts of the AI complex and sees rotation into laggards, while also flagging several trades: a possible Broadcom bounce-buy near trendline support, a short setup in CrowdStrike, a cautious bearish read on Bitcoin unless it reclaims $100,000, and a potential longer-term bullish setup in Salesforce if it consolidates correctly.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues crude oil is setting up for an upside breakout via a cup-and-handle pattern, with a defined invalidation level below the cup low and upside toward roughly $65–$66 if it triggers. He also says natural gas has already sold off sharply and is now in an accumulation zone where a near-term bounce is likely, even though he frames that as a tactical trade rather than a larger trend reversal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is forming a bearish flag on the daily chart, with the likely measured-move target in the 69,000–74,000 zone if the lower trendline breaks. He frames the call as probabilistic rather than certain, and says the setup would fail if Bitcoin reclaims above 100,000, in which case he would look back toward all-time highs.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is entering a weaker tape after a sharp AI/semiconductor selloff, a dovish Fed liquidity move, and adverse bond-market signals. He thinks the S&P and QQQ have limited upside, Broadcom and Oracle weakness point to further tech downside, and rotation into beaten-down non-tech names may continue while gold, oil, Bitcoin, and nat gas are all being read through their chart setups.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the AI trade is losing momentum: Nvidia, Broadcom and other mega-cap tech names are weakening, margins are under pressure, and money is rotating into beaten-down names, gold/silver, and some individual setups. He uses a technical-analysis lens throughout, saying the S&P may drift into a limited Santa Claus rally near 7,000, but upside looks capped and complacency is rising.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold and silver are both in technically constructive breakouts, with gold approaching a former all-time-high resistance near 4,400 and silver already making a new high around 65. He treats the setup as probabilistic rather than certain: gold may pause or pull back at resistance before continuing, while silver’s upside target is framed around 70–71 based on prior impulsive percentage moves and a measured technical extension. He repeatedly emphasizes that he is using chart structure only, not fundamentals or conspiracy narratives.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the Fed’s return to quantitative easing is a major warning sign, not a normal easing move, and he treats it as evidence that something is stressed in the financial plumbing. He pairs that with a bearish read on the broader market near-term, saying upside into year-end looks limited while several AI-related names are vulnerable to debt and earnings risks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the Fed’s move to restart short-term Treasury purchases is a major warning sign, not a benign technical adjustment. He pairs that with a bearish read on Oracle’s post-earnings reaction, saying the market is punishing the stock for its debt-heavy AI spending plans rather than the quality of the quarter itself.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the metals breakout is real, especially in gold and silver, but the very near term could still see a pause or pullback after the recent surge. He is tactically cautious on broad equities, more constructive on gold long term, bullish near term on Oracle into earnings, and bearish on copper as a possible recession signal tied to slowing AI capex.
Preview:Gareth Soloway previews the December 2025 Fed decision (25bp cut expected) with a hawkish-hold thesis: markets are already priced for hawkishness, so a slightly-less-hawkish Powell could spark a relief rally. He floats an unusual theory that Oracle (ORCL) earnings were deliberately scheduled post-Fed as a White-House-aligned narrative pivot, cites technical resistance across S&P 500, QQQ, and individual stocks, and flags a bear-flag pattern on Bitcoin with a near-term bullish bias but eventual breakdown target near $70K.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the Fed decision and Oracle’s earnings timing are politically and market-narratively coordinated to blunt any post-Fed weakness. He is mildly bullish on Oracle into earnings, but his broader market view on the S&P 500 is cautious: he sees limited upside into year-end, with a breakout needed to change the trend and a meaningful downside level if support breaks.
Preview:A gamified crypto trading competition where four traders (Benjamin Pool, Lawton Ho, Gareth Soloway, and referee Drew Dosek) battle with $10K accounts on Blofin over 45 minutes. All three active traders went short in a rising market — Ben won with a quick $730 gain on LUNA and sat mostly defensive, Gareth scraped ~$8 net positive after bonuses, and Lawton (Lton) got wrecked with ~$2,100+ losses shorting Ethereum through a rally. The video is ~90% entertainment/banter and ~10% tradable market insight.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through his technical analysis of US equities, Bitcoin, gold, and commodities ahead of the Fed decision. He sees major sell signals on the S&P 500 with limited upside (~1.9%), flags a potential bear flag in Bitcoin targeting low $70K, and remains constructive on gold's bull flag. He points to potential insider trading around government decisions and highlights Toll Brothers' earnings miss as evidence of a housing recession.
Preview:Gareth Soloway gives a chart-only technical update on gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, arguing that the setup remains broadly bullish with near-term bullish flags in place. His main near-term call is that gold is in a bull flag after a wedge breakout, with upside likely unless it loses the breakout area; he also sees silver, platinum, and palladium as constructive, each with specific resistance levels above current prices.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that stock indices are rolling over from resistance, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 rejecting after gap fills and trendline tests. He links the weakness to rising bond yields—especially the U.S. 10-year and Japanese 10-year—and says the market is positioned to drift lower into year-end rather than higher, though he stops short of predicting an outright collapse.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a cautious tactical outlook ahead of the Fed decision (expected 25bp cut). He highlights distribution patterns in S&P futures, bear flag formations in QQQ and Bitcoin, and resistance levels across major indices. Key trades: short AVGO near $415, short Palantir on retrace, long Oracle toward $230, long gold/silver, and a successful natural gas short via KOLD (already up ~20%). He flags the Japanese 10-year yield surge as a contagion risk for US rates. Overall bias: near-term chop with upside limited, potentially hawkish Fed catalyzing the next leg lower.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues Bitcoin is in a short-term bullish chop but still inside a larger bearish setup. He expects a possible bounce toward roughly $100,000 in the next few days or weeks, but thinks the bigger pattern remains a bear flag that could eventually break down toward the $70,000–$75,000 area before a longer-term recovery can be reassessed.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through the week's technical setups, arguing that pre-PCE futures buying is evidence of government data leaking to insiders who then dumped into retail liquidity at the release. He sees bearish reversal signals broadly: weekly topping tails on Apple and Walmart, gap fills on S&P 500 and SMH, QQQ rejection at resistance, a confirmed bear flag in Nvidia, and VIX complacency near 15. He is long oil (cup-and-handle breakout), short natural gas at a key retrace level, cautiously long gold/silver within bullish consolidations, and views Bitcoin as trapped in a bear flag with max upside around $100K.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is flashing a near-term top: he says unusual pre-PCE buying in futures, followed by post-release selling, suggests insiders or institutions got the data early and dumped into retail. He pairs that accusation with chart-based reasons to stay bearish, pointing to resistance near a cycle-high trend line, topping tails in Apple, a gap fill and weekly extension in semis, low VIX complacency, and a bearish break in Nvidia.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes S&P 500, tech stocks, Bitcoin, gold, oil, and natural gas through a purely technical lens. He argues institutional selling is becoming more aggressive (visible in daily dump-then-retail-buy patterns) as the S&P approaches a major trend-line ceiling only ~1.6% above. Netflix breaks a multi-year trendline on its Warner Bros. Discovery deal; Apple shows a bearish topping setup; Nvidia forms a bear flag. Bitcoin's max upside is capped at $100K. He expects a PCE print in-line or cooler, and sees the 88%-priced Fed cut as essentially locked. The Japanese 10-year yield nearing 2% is flagged as a liquidity risk via yen carry-trade unwinding.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues crypto is in a near-term bullish bounce, especially after Bitcoin’s sharp Monday selloff was reversed by a stronger Tuesday recovery. But he thinks the larger chart still looks like a bearish flag, implying a potential rally into year-end followed by a later decline back toward the 70,000–75,000 Bitcoin area.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of gold, silver, copper, platinum, and palladium, noting gold's confirmed breakout from a wedge pattern with upside bias toward the all-time high, while warning that a failed breakout would trigger a sharp drop toward the 3,500–3,600 level. Vince Lanci argues that the long-standing "silver carry trade" — where institutions sold silver to cross-margin gold purchases — has blown up, driving the gold/silver ratio lower. He targets 63 on the ratio and suggests silver is in a structural revaluation. Both analysts emphasize that current price action reflects a shift from paper-hedging toward physical metal accumulation, with the COMEX facing delivery pressure and inventory reclassification highlighting tightening physical availability.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes markets after Microsoft's AI news whipsawed stocks. He argues semiconductors have likely topped based on a recurring 102% extension above the 200-week MA pattern. He flags the IBM CEO's warning that AI infrastructure costs are uneconomical. On equities, he sees a narrow window for a sell-off before a potential Santa Claus rally to ~7,000 S&P, while watching the Japanese 10-year approaching 2% as a systemic risk. He covers individual stocks (Snowflake, CRM, Netflix, Palantir, Tesla), Bitcoin potentially retesting $100K, gold/silver in bullish consolidation, and oil/nat gas setups.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that gold has broken out of a wedge pattern and confirmed the breakout, which leaves the near-term bias tilted higher so long as price holds above the new support zone. He is more cautious at the prior all-time-high area, where he expects resistance and says a failure back below support could trigger a larger drop. On silver, he sees a strong breakout to a new all-time high and thinks there is likely a bit more upside, roughly just above $60 on the CFD chart, before a pullback. He also gives quick technical reads on copper, platinum, and palladium, emphasizing resistance, pullback levels, and that he remains broadly bullish on precious metals over the mid-to-long term.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a cautious-to-bearish tactical update across equities, crypto, and commodities. He flags key resistance levels capping the S&P 500 (6,850 gap fill) and QQQ (broken-turned-resistance trendline), warns of an unwinding yen carry trade as Japanese yields rise, and reveals he has initiated short positions in Apple and Walmart off technical extremes. Bitcoin got a sentiment-driven bounce but he still targets ~73-70K. Gold confirmed a wedge breakout with upside toward a double top, while oil holds a cup-and-handle. A live market flush during the recording validated his caution and let him book a quick VXX profit.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that Apple and Intel are both at high-probability technical short points. For Apple, he says a multi-year parallel trend channel now aligns with major pivots and implies a likely pullback from the recent rally; for Intel, he says a gap fill plus converging trend resistance near 44 makes it a swing-short setup.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews Tuesday's market action, noting the S&P 500's down day Monday after a five-day Thanksgiving rally. He identifies a major multi-year parallel channel on the S&P that has marked every significant high and low for five years, now acting as resistance near 6,950-7,000. He flags Apple as a short setup after tagging a similar parallel, sees a bounce setup on MicroStrategy via a bottoming tail candle, and highlights a potential swing short on MongoDB at $445 resistance. He presents a Bitcoin-as-leading-indicator thesis: Bitcoin topped ~4-6 weeks before the S&P in prior cycles (2017, 2021), and the current October 2025 Bitcoin top may be signaling a broader equity correction. Gold/silver remain in neutral-to-bullish consolidation; oil is in a bullish ladle pattern; natural gas may have one more leg up before a short setup.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a disciplined technical read on gold and silver, centered on wedge-pattern confirmation rules and probability-based breakout management. Gold needs a daily close above $4,227 to confirm its upside breakout toward all-time highs; silver, already at new highs near $57, targets $60–$62 on confirmation. Francis Hunt brings a fiery macro-narrative overlay, framing the silver move within his HVF methodology and projecting $91 as the next major resting zone en route to $333 and eventually four-digit silver. The transcript blends meticulous scenario planning with a passionate, anti-establishment metals thesis.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes a sharp crypto selloff, arguing institutional money returned post-Thanksgiving and hammered Bitcoin lower. He identifies the 69,000–74,000 zone as the major technical support target, warns against hype-driven price predictions, and outlines key levels for ETH ($2,600 must hold), Solana ($100 if current support breaks), and XRP (rangebound between ~$1.75 and ~$2.70). His short-term bias is bearish with a swing-trade bullish bounce expected at the 69K–74K zone, though pattern deterioration (head and shoulders) is a risk.
Preview:Gareth Soloway of Verified Investing delivers a Monday morning technical analysis briefing. He argues the post-Thanksgiving selloff was predictable given light holiday volume and technical resistance levels holding. The core catalyst is the Japanese 10-year yield surging to 2008 highs, pulling global yields up and pressuring equities. He flags AI-sector risks including improper depreciation schedules and the use of rapidly depreciating chips as loan collateral — a dynamic he compares to the 2008 financial crisis. Gold and silver are breaking out, with silver surging toward $58-60 and gold potentially confirming above a wedge. He remains bearish on Bitcoin with a $73-75K target, cautious on equities, and sees the dollar breaking near-term support.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through technical setups for crude oil and natural gas. He identifies a cup-and-handle pattern on oil's daily chart with a breakout trigger above ~$60, a target of $66, and pattern invalidation below ~$56. He went long oil with members at ~$57.60 with ~2% downside risk for ~10%+ upside. Zooming out, he maps a multi-decade descending parallel channel with extremes at ~$10-13 (cycle low) and ~$120-124 (cycle high). On natural gas, he's waiting for a rally to ~$5.30 to initiate a swing short, expecting rejection at a former support-turned-resistance trendline.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes gold and silver technically: gold has broken above a descending wedge pattern but needs a daily close above $4,227 to confirm the breakout, which would target the all-time highs. Silver has already made new all-time highs, reaching $56.53, with $60-62 as the next upside target if confirmed. He walks through both bullish and bearish scenarios for each metal, emphasizing confirmation as a probability differentiator and keeping the door open to failure.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP charts after a crypto bounce. He is currently long all four but views the bounce as temporary — targeting BTC ~$100K resistance before rejection back to $73-75K, ETH ~$3,200-3,300, SOL ~$150, and XRP ~$2.65-2.75. His core thesis: former support has become resistance, and probabilities favor another leg down before any eventual all-time highs.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the post-Thanksgiving rally, noting the S&P 500 filled a key gap and hit a 78.6% Fibonacci retrace after five straight up-days. He expects a rollover starting Monday, citing larger parallel-channel resistance and the QQQ approaching a former-support-turned-resistance trend line. He flags Nvidia weakness (down ~2% while indexes rose), a potential Broadcom short near $410-411, silver's unconfirmed breakout above all-time highs, and gold's wedge breakout also unconfirmed. Bitcoin's intraday pullback reinforces his caution on risk assets early next week. He is long oil watching for a cup-and-handle breakout above $60, and sees natural gas as a short candidate around $5.30.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis game plan for late November 2025, arguing the S&P 500's 5-day bounce off lows is nearing exhaustion. He points to the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement and a gap fill as the likely reversal zone, with the VIX approaching support at 16.60. He sees the Japanese 10-year yield as a potential black swan trigger for US equities. He's positioned long in crypto (BTC, ETH, ADA, SUI, Strategy, Circle) for a swing trade targeting Bitcoin near $100K, though he maintains a longer-term bearish BTC target of $73-75K. Gold is testing a wedge breakout that could target $4,400. He plans to begin accumulating short positions on equities today and Monday.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the recent bounce in U.S. equities is likely nearing exhaustion and sets up a short-term short trade rather than a long-term bear call. He bases that on the S&P 500 and QQQ hitting or nearing technical retracement/resistance zones, a sharply lower VIX, and a possible rebound in downside volatility after the Thanksgiving holiday lull.
Preview:Gareth Soloway sits with Elizabeth Copeland for a promotional interview about his trading philosophy, educational products, and a forthcoming "Million Dollar Investor" mastermind service. Soloway emphasizes contrarian sentiment reading combined with simple technicals (trendlines, double tops/bottoms, time counts), discipline, and small position sizing. He reviews formative lessons from his early career, advocates "singles and doubles" trading, and discusses gold as an example of a contrarian call that worked. No specific current market calls, price targets, or trade setups are presented — the conversation is entirely focused on trading methodology and product promotion.
Preview:Gareth Soloway warns that the current multi-day rally is a Thanksgiving-week liquidity mirage driven by retail investors while institutions are on vacation. He expects the bullish narrative (Fed December cut) to flip bearish by mid-next week, with the S&P facing cycle-high resistance, QQQ hitting parallel underbelly resistance, and the Japanese 10-year yield as the key tripwire for a renewed selloff. He presents tactical longs (Oracle, MicroStrategy, Rigetti, oil) on technical support and a short setup on Google, while Bitcoin gets a near-term bounce toward $100K before a drop to $73-75K. Gold and silver remain in wedge patterns awaiting a directional break.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes gold, silver, platinum, and palladium charts. Gold is testing the upper trendline of a wedge at ~$4,175; a confirmed close above targets $4,250 then $4,400 and potentially $5,000. Failure risks a drop to $3,885 and ultimately $3,500-3,600. Silver trades a parallel wedge with upside to $54.25, $57, and $60-62, downside to $42-43 and possibly $40. Platinum shows a classic bull flag and looks the most bullish; palladium is similar but could flush to $1,225-1,275 before a buyable low. Soloway emphasizes chart discipline: the trends are consolidation wedges, not confirmed breakouts. He is long-term bullish on all four metals but waits for confirmation before adding.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the market as technically fragile despite recent rebounds. He sees the S&P and Nasdaq bouncing but still under major resistance, thinks Japan’s rising 10-year yield is an underappreciated macro warning, expects U.S. rate-cut odds to keep pressure on yields, and remains bearish on Nvidia/AMD while shorting Alphabet into strength. He is more constructive on oil due to improving risk/reward, thinks Bitcoin may bounce first but later revisit lower levels, and says gold/silver are at key wedge break points that will decide the next directional move.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis of Bitcoin, arguing the recent bounce from ~$81,000 was predictable via the 100-week moving average and oversold RSI. He expects the bounce to run toward ~$100,000 resistance (prior support) but believes Bitcoin has NOT bottomed yet — a decline to ~$73,000-75,000 is still likely. He dismisses year-end calls of $200-250K as ridiculous given an unbroken trendline from 2017 acting as a multi-year ceiling. His framework is probabilistic, chart-driven, and explicitly separates swing trading from long-term HODLing.
Preview:Gareth Soloway explains the Thanksgiving-week rally as a function of institutional money on vacation leaving retail buying to dominate — a neutral-to-upside bias on light volume. He flags the FedWatch tool swinging to 79% odds of a December rate cut as fuel, but warns that the S&P 500 remains below a major multi-year parallel trendline that marks significant resistance. Using Bitcoin's 2024 triple-tag-and-rejection pattern as an analogue, he argues the S&P could similarly chop, retest, and eventually suffer a larger selloff. The SMH (semiconductor ETF) is 102% above its weekly 200 MA — a level that preceded 40-45% corrections in 2021 and 2024 — and he treats current bounces as selling opportunities until proven otherwise. Japan's 10-year yield and its debt-to-GDP ratio are monitored as a potential black-swan trigger.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a pure technical analysis walkthrough of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. While he remains structurally bullish on all four metals due to U.S. debt, Fed rate cuts, and fiat debasement, his near-term read is cautious: wedge patterns and repeated trend-line tests on gold and silver suggest a probable breakdown before the next leg higher. He identifies specific buy zones — gold around the former breakout support (~$3,800–$3,900), silver at $39–$42.75, platinum at ~$1,350, and palladium at $1,225–$1,275 — and draws a historical parallel to gold's 1979–1980 consolidation pattern.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market’s post-Thanksgiving-week bounce is not a durable bottom: the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Nvidia, and other leaders remain technically weak, and he expects more downside after any near-term relief rally. He mixes that bearish index view with selective long trades in beaten-up names like Oracle, Circle, Olo, Regetti, Bitcoin, and some altcoins, while still staying constructive on gold long term and expecting a near-term bounce in several oversold assets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of the crypto selloff, arguing that major coins are extremely oversold and due for a near-term bounce. He's initiated long swing trades on Bitcoin, ETH, Solana, Cardano, Sui, and Polkadot with defined upside targets, but warns the bounce is tactical — his ultimate downside target for Bitcoin remains $73K–$75K, and he does not believe the bull market has resumed. He frames his approach as disciplined swing trading against what he characterizes as a landscape of emotionally-driven influencers with no technical skill.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the recent market sell-off (S&P down ~5.5%, NASDAQ down ~7% from highs), which he claims was predicted by his technical analysis. He focuses on identifying bounce opportunities in beaten-down stocks and crypto, while maintaining a bearish bias for the broader market. Key levels discussed: Bitcoin near-term bounce then eventual 73-75K, Nvidia potential retrace to ~$150, and various support levels for MicroStrategy, SanDisk, Micron, Robinhood, Rigetti, and crypto assets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market selloff on Nov 20/21 — a massive intraday reversal from +2% to -2% on the NASDAQ — confirms a cycle top he had been warning about. He cites weekly chart parallels on the S&P 500 and the semiconductor ETF (SMH) hitting the same 102% extension above the weekly 200 MA that preceded prior 40-45% drawdowns, as well as Nvidia's failure to make new highs despite strong earnings. He targets a 10-11% S&P correction and ~15% NASDAQ correction, with Nvidia potentially pulling back to a trendline around $120. He also flags Japanese yields and yen weakness as a brewing credit risk.
Preview:The video is a bullish precious-metals interview centered on gold, silver, and platinum/palladium. Both speakers argue the recent gold selloff was a healthy reset inside a larger bull market, with gold likely consolidating before another push toward $5,000 next year and silver still having much higher upside after a long-term breakout.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that Nvidia's strong earnings do NOT cancel the ongoing market correction. Despite a post-earnings pop, NVDA remains well below its all-time high of $212, creating a bearish divergence. The S&P 500 faces resistance at 6,915-6,920. The NASDAQ 100 is retracing to the underside of a broken parallel. Japan's rising 10-year yield and weakening yen present a potential black swan. Bitcoin is falling despite equity strength, confirming crypto weakness. Gold and silver are consolidating in wedge patterns awaiting a breakout direction.
Preview:Gareth Soloway warns that a black swan event may be brewing in Japan's debt markets. He points to a breakout in USD/JPY (yen weakening) and a sharp spike in the Japanese 10-year yield nearing 1.8% — a dramatic move from negative-rate territory. With Japan's debt-to-GDP at 236.7%, even small yield increases make interest payments insurmountable. He draws parallels to the August 2024 yen carry-trade unwind that triggered a ~12% US stock drop in two weeks, suggesting a similar or worse event could hit, possibly causing a 10-15% correction that catches investors off guard.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the recent selloff in Bitcoin, gold, semiconductors, and the S&P is a technical de-risking phase that could extend further before a larger rebound. He is short-term bearish on BTC, SMH, and gold, but remains longer-term bullish on Bitcoin and precious metals, especially gold and platinum, while warning that AI valuations, chip depreciation, data-center constraints, and a broader recession risk are tightening the setup.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the tape as a technical breakdown environment with a possible Nvidia-driven bounce, but he is more focused on a looming Japan rates/currency problem he thinks could matter before the market fully prices it. He walks through S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Nvidia, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and several earnings names, emphasizing chart levels, failed breakouts, and pattern confirmations rather than narratives.
Preview:Gareth Soloway and Gary Wagner analyze gold's correction, drawing a striking parallel to the 1979 pattern — nine straight weekly up candles followed by a pullback. Soloway targets $3,600–$3,500 as the likely floor before the next bull leg, while Wagner identifies $3,900 as the critical support that must hold to keep the bull market intact. Both see gold reaching $4,500+ in Q1 2025 and $5,000 within the broader cycle. Soloway argues Bitcoin and equities carry greater downside risk due to leverage concentration, positioning gold as the safest allocation. The interview is framed around a technical consolidation thesis, not a bearish reversal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical case for a major stock market cycle top, using three key charts: an S&P 500 parallel channel going back to 2020, a NASDAQ parallel breakdown with confirmation, and the SMH semiconductor ETF hitting 102% above its weekly 200 MA for the third time — matching the 2021 and 2024 peaks that preceded 40-45% drawdowns. Near term, he expects an ~11% S&P 500 pullback to ~6120 (former highs), with the semis likely to correct 30-45%. He acknowledges bounces will occur but sees odds of new all-time highs as very slim.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical-analysis-driven market update arguing the S&P 500 is at a potential cycle top, with the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) having confirmed a trendline breakdown. He sees downside risks of 10-11% on the S&P and ~15% on the Nasdaq, while identifying tactical buy levels on individual stocks (Meta, Amazon, Dell, Robinhood) for short-term bounces. Bitcoin is testing a crucial trendline near $89K–$91K without confirmation yet. Gold and silver remain within technical ranges with a longer-term bullish bias. Nvidia earnings are highlighted as a pivotal catalyst that could alter near-term sentiment.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market has likely already topped and is entering a larger correction, led by AI/semiconductor names and then potentially broader equities and crypto. He remains bullish long term on Bitcoin and gold, but says both could have more downside first, with gold likely the least risky of the three.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a technical analysis deep dive on gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. His near-term bias on gold is bearish — watching for a lower low after a lower high has formed, with a potential retest of ~3,890. He compares current gold action to the 1979 blow-off top pattern but believes structural factors (debt/GDP, dollarization, central bank buying) prevent a repeat of the 1980s multi-year decline. Silver shows an M-top-like pattern resembling Bitcoin's 2021 top, suggesting more downside to the ~42-43 zone before the next bull run. Platinum is expected to pull back to 1,300-1,350 as a buy zone. Palladium's buy zone is 1,220-1,275. Long-term bullish on all four metals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish near-term outlook, forecasting a 10% S&P 500 correction and a 15% NASDAQ decline over the next 1-2 months. He bases this on semiconductor extension exhaustion (SMH 102% above weekly 200 MA, replicating 2021 and 2024 patterns that preceded ~40% drops) and a QQQ parallel channel nearing confirmation breakdown. He flags Nvidia earnings (Wednesday) as a make-or-break catalyst, notes the weak price action in Google despite Buffett's $4.9B investment as a bearish signal, and identifies Bitcoin's ~$94K trendline as a critical battleground. Gold and silver are seen as vulnerable to further downside; oil's cup-and-handle pattern remains intact for a modest bounce.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Bitcoin and Ethereum from a pure technical analysis perspective. Bitcoin has tagged his major uptrend support line (~$93K) for the sixth time — he nibbled a small position there but warns that repeated trendline hits weaken it, making a breakdown increasingly likely. The key bull/bear line is this trendline; if it breaks, his target is $73-75K. He advocates a disciplined scaling-in approach (small buy, then doubling up at lower levels) for long-term believers. On Ethereum, he sees a classic double-top from the ~$5K area and expects further downside, with accumulation zones at $2,750-2,800 and $2,100. He cautions against buying into hype and notes that gold topped at $4,400 after extreme bullishness.
Preview:This is a bearish, volatility-focused interview clip about gold, silver, stocks, Bitcoin, and AI-led risk assets. Mike McGlone argues silver is vulnerable because volatility is too low, the gold/silver ratio is at key support, and several crowded trades—crypto, mega-cap tech, and speculative AI infrastructure—are starting to unwind. Gareth Soloway amplifies the technical case with charts showing stretched conditions in the S&P 500, semiconductors, MicroStrategy, and the VIX, while both speakers frame the current move as potentially the start of a larger reset rather than a normal pullback.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a bearish weekly wrap-up, arguing that technical signals across equities, semiconductors, crypto, and precious metals point to a near-term 10-15% correction. He highlights a multi-year S&P parallel channel rejecting at key resistance, the SMH sitting 102% above its 200-week moving average (a level that preceded 40-45% drops in 2021 and 2024), and crypto derisking faster than stocks. Nvidia's upcoming earnings are framed as a make-or-break event for the AI trade. He sees tactical buying opportunities in Bitcoin near $93K, Meta around $575, and gold/silver at lower levels, but the overarching message is caution: institutional selling is overwhelming dip-buyers.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews crypto after sharp selloffs, noting Bitcoin has tagged his long-standing buy zone near $95,000 — a trendline from the October 2023 bull-market start — and is already bouncing. He frames this as the critical bull/bear line: hold and bulls remain in control; break and $73K-$75K becomes likely. Ethereum and Cardano haven't hit his buy levels yet, Solana is a buy below $130, XRP is rangebound and uninteresting, and Chainlink needs to reach ~$1.50. The core message: discipline and technical probability, not emotion.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the bull cycle has topped based on technical extremes in the SMH (semiconductor ETF) and S&P 500 hitting the top of long-term channels. He sees the S&P correcting down to ~6,100 (another 7-8% downside) in a stair-step fashion with bounces. He called Bitcoin's drop to $94-95K, is now nibbling long short-term, and warns gold/silver are selling off hard after hitting resistance. He stresses probabilistic, chart-based trading over FOMO-driven hype, particularly warning on former retail favorites like Rigetti, Robinhood, and Palantir.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical case that the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100 have topped at cycle highs. He identifies a parallel channel on the S&P dating from the 2020 COVID low whose upper rail just rejected price, and a tighter parallel on the NASDAQ 100 that has broken down. His third signal is the SMH (semiconductor ETF) hitting exactly 102% above its weekly 200 MA — the same premium that preceded 40-45% semi collapses in 2021 and 2024. He projects an 11% S&P drop to former resistance-turned-support and a 15% NASDAQ correction, while cautioning the decline won't be a straight line.
Preview:A three-way Market Mavericks discussion turns sharply bearish on equities, crypto, and parts of the AI trade. Gareth Soloway leads with technical parallels suggesting the S&P 500 and semis may be topping, while Scott Melker and Mike McGlone argue sentiment is deteriorating, the Fed may not cut in December, and crypto is behaving like a quiet bear market.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is setting up for a near-term correction, driven by a hawkish Fed shift, weakening mega-cap tech/AI breadth, and overextended technicals in the S&P 500, QQQ, semis, and several AI names. He also highlights rotational opportunities into gold, silver, drug stocks, and selected beaten-down names, while flagging a few crowded shorts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a pure technical analysis update on gold and silver. Gold has rallied more vertically than expected, breaking short-term resistance and now testing the $4,250 level — a daily close above which would target a double top at ~$4,380. Silver is tagging a parallel channel resistance + double top near $54.50, where he has initiated a small short. He frames both metals within probability landscapes rather than certainties, maintaining a long-term structural bull case (gold to $5,000+ by next year) while respecting near-term technical resistance levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that AI stocks are in a speculative bubble, citing technical overextension, data center cancellations due to power shortages, and Michael Burry's claim that hyperscalers are using overly generous depreciation schedules (5-7 years) for AI chips that lose ~90% of value in 2 years — artificially inflating earnings. He points to topping tails on WDC, SanDisk, and STX, a potential head-and-shoulders on NVDA, and the QQQ max extension from the weekly 200 MA as evidence a significant correction is coming. He is near-term bearish on gold/silver, expects natural gas to peak near $5 before pulling back, and is cautious on crypto with Bitcoin's post-top window aligning with historical stock market topping patterns.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through technical analysis on ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, LINK, and AVAX, noting that most altcoins have broken their multi-month uptrends and flipped bearish. He identifies specific buy/support zones for swing trades on each asset using trend lines, parallel channels, Fibonacci retracements, and horizontal support/resistance levels. His core thesis: the broken uptrends favor downside, but that creates swing-trading opportunities at well-defined support zones where multiple technical factors converge.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the AI/semiconductor trade is approaching a major correction, driven by a bottleneck in data center power availability. He highlights SoftBank dumping its entire Nvidia stake, weak Coreweave guidance, and Micron's negative RSI divergence as signals. He maps SMH's 102%-above-200-MA pattern (which preceded 40-45% drops in 2021 and 2024) to the current setup. Gold is near-term bearish but long-term bullish. Natural gas is breaking out on data center power demand. Oil sees a near-term cup-and-handle bullish pattern.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis view on gold and silver. He draws a detailed parallel between gold's current (2025) weekly chart pattern and the 1979-1980 cycle — noting nine straight up weeks, consolidation, and an initial breakdown that looks structurally similar. His base case (70% probability) is that gold pulls back to the $3,500–$3,600 zone (former resistance-turned-support) before rallying to $5,000+ in 2026. Silver has already broken above its equivalent consolidation resistance; he targets a pullback to ~$43 (with $39-40 as a heavier accumulation zone) before a move toward $62. He stresses fundamental differences from 1980 (Fed cutting vs. Volcker hiking, debt/GDP at 130% vs. 30%) mean the correction will be measured in months, not decades. He holds long-term physical but swing-trades around the technical probabilities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a technical-analysis-driven daily market wrap, arguing that the government-reopening rally may be a bull trap. He flags the S&P 500 at its parallel-channel ceiling (~6900), a potential semiconductor top via the SMH ETF's 102%-above-200-week-MA signal, and negative RSI divergence on Micron (MU) as warning signs. He highlights swing-trade opportunities in Oracle (ORCL), Monday.com (MNDY), and Bitcoin (BTC) at key levels, and reiterates his long-term bullish view on gold, silver, and Bitcoin despite expecting further near-term downside for all three.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides pure technical analysis on Bitcoin, identifying a multi-year trend line from the 2017 high that has repeatedly capped rallies (currently ~$128-129K). He maps near-term support at ~$100.6-98.5K and resistance at ~$107.75-111.25K, with major longer-term support at ~$94K (ascending trend line from the Oct 2023 low) and downside accumulation targets at ~$73K and potentially $57-58K (61.8% fib). He expects a tag of $94K in coming weeks/months and is looking to accumulate on weakness, but expresses no certainty about whether the current pullback is a consolidation before new highs or the start of a bear market tied to the four-year cycle.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis argument that gold and silver are in a pullback phase mirroring the 1979-1980 pattern, with gold potentially retracing to ~$3,500 and silver to ~$43 before resuming their bull runs toward $10,000 and $100 respectively. He ties the correction to overleveraged equity markets triggering margin-call gold selling, warns of a broader economic slowdown masked by AI capex, flags Bitcoin weakness at the $93-94K trendline as a potential leading indicator of equity trouble, and sees the semiconductor sector (SMH) as due for a ~40% correction based on a recurring 102% extension above the 200-week moving average.
Preview:Gareth Soloway conducts a purely technical analysis of forex markets, focusing on the DXY, USD/JPY, EUR/USD, and GBP/USD. His core thesis: the DXY faces major long-term resistance from multiple converging technical signals (wedge pattern, double top, multi-year support-turned-resistance zone, and a secular trendline from 2008 that has been hit six times). He argues the path of least resistance for the dollar is down over the next 6-12 months, though he acknowledges a near-term bounce is possible. He sees the yen weakening further against the dollar (citing Japan's 230-240% debt-to-GDP), while both the euro and pound have broken out structurally against the dollar and present pullback buying opportunities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is showing late-cycle stress: economic slowing, heavy AI-led concentration, and a setup where semiconductors and other risk assets could correct sharply. He expects gold and silver to pull back further first, but remains structurally bullish on both over the next year or two, while Bitcoin looks weaker and could revisit much lower levels if key support breaks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis deep dive into gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and copper. He draws a detailed historical analogy between gold's current weekly chart pattern and the 1979-1980 bull market, arguing that gold is tracing a similar consolidation/pullback before a major leg higher. While near-term bearish across the precious metals complex, his long-term thesis is decisively bullish — he expects gold to reach $5,000/oz in 2026, driven by Fed rate cuts, unsustainable US debt (debt-to-GDP at 130% vs. 32% in 1980), and fiat currency debasement. He identifies specific accumulation zones for each metal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway breaks down a volatile Friday where institutions dumped early (NASDAQ -2%, S&P -1%) before algorithms shut off selling at noon, allowing a flat close. He flags a potential major pivot top in equities, warns of a head-and-shoulders pattern forming on Nvidia, and outlines bearish short-term outlooks for gold and silver while remaining structurally bullish on both. Bitcoin showed relative strength, possibly absorbing institutional profit-taking. He highlights a swing trade entry in Oracle (gap-fill bounce) and expects Bitcoin to test $93-94K support soon.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a technically-driven market update, arguing the S&P 500 correction is accelerating after last week's failed breakout above a key trend line. He frames semiconductors as the cycle leader rolling over and outlines specific swing-trade buy levels across beaten-down stocks (Nvidia, Oracle, Meta, Microsoft, Robinhood), crypto (Bitcoin $93-94K, ETH $2,800), and commodities. He is near-term bearish on gold/silver, near-term bullish on oil, and structurally concerned about a potential 100-year-cycle depression-type event in the 2030s driven by AI unemployment and US debt.
Preview:Gareth Soloway declares the stock market has topped and the semiconductor cycle high is in. Using S&P 500 parallel channel analysis and SMH extension from the 200-week moving average, he argues for a correction to ~5,300 on the S&P 500 and a 30-40%+ pullback in semis. He cites weakness in NVDA, AVGO, AMD, MSFT, META, and consumer-facing names, plus a stagnant economy where AI capex masks zero GDP growth elsewhere.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a cautious market outlook, arguing the S&P 500 is at a pivotal resistance level that could trigger a 5-10% correction into year-end. He makes a bold call that semiconductors have topped for this cycle, citing an extended 102% rubber-band pattern above the weekly 200 MA on the SMH. He highlights a late-day Nvidia sell-off as a warning sign, reviews post-earnings moves in Qualcomm, ARM, AppLovin, DoorDash, and Snapchat, and sees gold/silver as near-term bearish with bear-flag patterns. Bitcoin is treated as a risk asset that is underperforming stocks, with $93K as the critical bull/bear line. Nat gas remains strong but overextended; oil's inverse head-and-shoulders pattern is running out of time.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish near-term market outlook, arguing that AI/semiconductor stocks are at an inflection point for a significant correction based on historical patterns in the SMH (semiconductor ETF) showing 102% extensions above the 200-week moving average. He highlights weakening price action in AMD, SMCI, ANET, and PLTR despite decent earnings, suggesting valuation concerns are finally mattering. Bitcoin is seen as likely to decline further toward a critical support level around $94K-$95K, while gold and silver also have more downside. He provides specific technical levels for entries on multiple stocks, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Bitcoin's sharp drop below $100K, pointing to pre-identified chart levels that guided the move. He outlines key support zones: interim at ~$98K, major at $93-94K (multiyear trendline), and a breakdown target at $75K if major support fails. He frames Bitcoin as leading equities by 4-6 weeks, notes the stock market is now following Bitcoin lower, and discusses Ethereum separately — identifying a buy zone around $2,730-2,860 backed by three confluent technical factors. His approach: nibble swing trades at the first support and scale in more aggressively toward lower levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a bearish daily market wrap, arguing that multiple signals — Michael Burry's massive put positions on NVDA and PLTR, a broken weekly S&P 500 trendline, the SMH hitting its historical 102% extension from the 200-week MA, an alarming spike in Fed repo facility usage, and a labor market under pressure — are converging toward a meaningful correction. He provides specific technical levels for day trades and swing trades on PLTR, UBER, BTC, ETH, gold, and silver, while cautioning against Netflix's stock-split-as-distraction tactic.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish near-term market call, pointing to the S&P 500 rejecting a key weekly parallel trendline, the semiconductor index (SMH) stretching 102% above its 200-week moving average (matching extremes that preceded 40-45% drops in 2021 and 2024), and a sharp spike in Fed repo borrowing suggesting banking stress. Palantir's earnings beat/guide-up being met with a ~10% selloff reinforces valuation concerns. Michael Burry's 13F showing 80% of his portfolio in PLTR and NVDA puts is highlighted as a confirming signal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes oil and natural gas charts. Oil shows a near-term inverse head-and-shoulders pattern targeting $69-70 if the $62.40 neckline breaks, but the weekly chart suggests a longer-term decline toward $40-41 over months. Natural gas has broken out from a multi-year downtrend with an upside target of $492-530, but Soloway advises waiting for a pullback rather than chasing the 60% rally. He ties energy demand to data centers and flags consumer staple weakness as a recession signal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish technical case for equities, pointing to the S&P 500 failing at a key multi-year parallel trend line, a record divergence between the cap-weighted and equal-weight S&P (AI concentration), and a precise 102%-above-200-week-MA measurement on semiconductors (SMH) that has preceded 40-45% corrections twice before. He covers bearish signals on Ethereum, Bitcoin struggling below resistance, gold stalling near targets, and a cautious neutral-to-bullish read on oil and natural gas. The overarching thesis: the AI-led market is historically stretched, defensive rotation is prudent, and Buffett raising cash to $385 billion reinforces the caution.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a technical analysis warning on major altcoins: Ethereum and Solana are both testing critical ascending trend lines and risk breakdown confirmation. He outlines specific downside targets (ETH ~$2,700-2,750, SOL $157 then $127) and identifies buy zones for XRP ($1.77), Avalanche ($14.80-15.50), Cardano ($0.51-0.525), and Chainlink ($12.60-13.70). Smaller altcoins like ADA and AVAX have already broken down weeks ago and are near crash lows. He frames this as a probability-based approach — neither perma-bull nor perma-bear — and notes that crypto weakness persists despite stock market all-time highs, signaling faltering sentiment.
Preview:Gareth Soloway and Mario Innecco present a bullish case for gold and silver, arguing the current pullback is a buying opportunity within a generational bull market. Soloway uses a 1979 historical analogue to target gold's pullback to $3,500–$3,600 before a run to $5,000 in 2026, and silver to ~$43 before the next leg up. Innecco focuses on the philosophical case: gold and silver as sovereignty tools against a collapsing fiat system, warning that governments and bankers push cryptocurrencies to divert people from physical metals. Both see dollar weakness ahead and structural debt as the engine for higher precious metals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis on the SMH (semiconductor ETF) weekly chart, arguing that the index has reached 102% above its 200-week moving average — the same extreme distance that preceded 40-47% drops in 2021/2022 and again before the "liberation tariff" sell-off. He concludes the semis are at a turning point with a probable 40%+ decline over the next year, and states he is short the sector.
Preview:Jeremy Saffron interviews Gareth Soloway on Kitco News about a market that he says is increasingly stretched: he sees U.S. equities near a major technical top, gold in a healthy but not finished correction, silver still workable after a pullback, Bitcoin at risk of rolling over before equities do, and the dollar likely to weaken again after a short bounce. Soloway’s core posture is defensive on crowded growth/AI names, constructive on selected value/dividend laggards, and bullish on gold and precious metals on longer horizons.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a week where the S&P 500 failed to close above a key 5-year parallel trendline despite big earnings from Amazon and Apple. He flags multiple bearish technical warnings: institutional selling into gap-ups, Apple and Amazon fading from after-hours highs, Nvidia's $5T market cap milestone as a potential top signal, and poor price action in Meta and Microsoft. He also highlights the extreme concentration of market cap in AI stocks, comparing Nvidia's 16% of GDP to Cisco's 3.9% at the dot-com peak. On crypto and commodities, he remains bearish Bitcoin below 113K, sees more downside in gold and silver (with accumulation zones specified), and notes weak copper and oil as real economic indicators. He views November as a pivotal window for a selloff before December fund-manager chasing kicks in.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the session as a tactical, chart-driven read on a market rebound after yesterday’s selloff. He argues the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Apple, Amazon, Meta, and Bitcoin are all sitting near technically important inflection points, with several mega-cap names potentially near cycle highs despite strong earnings.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through a textbook head-and-shoulders topping pattern on Meta (META) that he identified 1-2 months ago, showing how the pattern's measured-move target was hit exactly on today's 11.5% post-earnings drop. He then maps out the next key levels: support at $650, resistance at $700, and a potential swing-trade long target near the November 2022/liberation-day trendline if $650 breaks. He attributes the selloff not to the one-time $16B tax charge but to investor anxiety over Zuckerberg's AI spending spree with no clear path to profitability.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a daily market wrap reacting to a hawkish Fed, disappointing Trump-Xi meeting, and mixed mega-cap earnings. He sees topping signals across equities (sentiment, round-number market-cap tags, technical rejection at multi-year resistance), walks through trading levels on individual names (Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet, Carvana, Chipotle, eBay, FMC, Roblox), and covers Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. His core short-term view is that the setup favors a 5-10% equity correction into November, with gold showing safe-haven behavior even as the dollar rises.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through chart-based technical analysis of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Cardano, and Chainlink. Bitcoin has a confirmed near-term bearish breakdown below short-term trend lines, with major support at 93-95K and major resistance at a multi-year trend line around 120K+. ETH, SOL, ADA are all sitting on heavily-tested support trend lines — respected for now but vulnerable to breaks. XRP has rolled over from resistance. LINK shows a bearish flag pattern targeting ~$13.75. Soloway emphasizes probability-based trading with confirmation rules and cautions against perma-bull narratives from social media.
Preview:Gareth Soloway flags a potential bearish topping tail forming on Nvidia (NVDA) at all-time highs with a market cap crossing $5 trillion, and overlays it with the S&P 500 weekly chart testing a multi-year parallel trend line connecting major lows from COVID, 2022, 2023, and 2025 — suggesting this week could mark a blowoff top. He emphasizes the defined risk management rules: a close above $212.19 negates the bearish signal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the session as a high-stakes Fed day with multiple catalysts: a near-certain 25 bps cut, Powell’s press conference, and after-hours earnings from Google, Microsoft, and Meta, all while the S&P and Nasdaq sit near major technical resistance. His core message is that the market looks overstretched and increasingly driven by mega-cap concentration, with Nvidia’s surge to a $5 trillion-plus valuation masking weak underlying breadth, but he is still selective rather than outright bearish because some individual names and sectors are at tradable support or reacting to earnings in distinct ways.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a striking numerical correlation: the M2 money supply multiple from March 2000 to today (4.65×) mirrors the NASDAQ price multiple over the same period (5,125 → 23,775), and today's NASDAQ high (23,788) sits just 13 points above that calculated level. He suggests this could mark a market top akin to the dot-com peak, drawing a narrative parallel between the internet boom and today's AI frenzy. He stops short of declaring a top definitively, citing upcoming earnings, a Fed rate decision, and the Trump-Xi meeting as wildcards.
Preview:Gareth Solomay previews the biggest two-day stretch for markets: Wednesday's Fed decision (25bp cut expected), mega-cap earnings (Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet), and Thursday's Trump-Xi meeting. He flags a critical technical level on the S&P 500 where long-term trendlines converge and presents a striking M2 money supply vs. NASDAQ ratio suggesting the index may be near a significant top. He highlights beaten-down dividend payers (UPS, Pfizer, KDP) as the next rotation targets, reviews earnings movers (FFIV, CCJ, PayPal, UPS, RCL, CLS, Corning), and updates Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas charts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway maps gold's current correction against the 1979 parabolic analogue: after nine straight up weeks, a sharp pullback is healthy and expected. He sees support at ~$3,948, then ~$3,500 as the max drawdown level where long-term buyers should accumulate aggressively. He targets $5,000 next, with $8,000–$10,000 possible in 3–5 years. Silver could revisit $40 before heading to $60–$62. On equities, the S&P is testing a major parallel channel — the China trade deal outcome Thursday is pivotal. Bitcoin is lagging equities and capped at $126–$127K; its underperformance worries him as a potential leading signal for risk assets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold and silver have begun the pullback he warned about, with both metals forming bear flags after a strong run. He says gold is nearing first support, silver is approaching his accumulation zone, and both could still see deeper retracements before resuming a longer-term bull trend.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes technical levels across major markets with a focus on the S&P 500 approaching a critical multi-year parallel trend line around 6,850–6,860. He warns of irrational exuberance driven by US-China deal hopes but acknowledges melt-up potential if resistance breaks. Covers gold bear flag, Bitcoin reconfirmation, KDP earnings pop, Sandisk/GameStop mania parallels to 2021, and natural gas breakout. Overall tone: cautious near-term with selective dividend/value plays, but structurally bullish on gold and open to year-end equity melt-up if technical resistance fails.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a pure technical analysis tour of the DXY, USD/JPY, EUR/USD, and GBP/USD. He identifies a major multi-decade uptrend line on the dollar index that is holding but under repeated attack — more hits to the downside trend line suggest a break below 97 is the higher-probability path, which would target ~89. The euro and pound have already broken out above their downtrend lines, signaling strengthening against the dollar. The yen is the outlier: USD/JPY is pressing against resistance with potential to break higher, meaning yen weakness. He ties the divergence to debt-to-GDP ratios (Japan ~240% vs US ~130%) and Europe's defense-spending stimulus. He frames dollar weakness as consistent with a broader de-dollarization trend evidenced by central bank gold buying.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes ETH, SOL, and XRP from a purely technical standpoint. He ranks ETH as the best chart — holding a multi-touch uptrend line with ~7% downside risk vs ~20%+ upside to the double-top resistance near $4,800, and a potential breakout above $5,000. SOL is second-best, with a defined stop near $179 and ~23% upside to $245-250 resistance, though that double-top zone will be tough. XRP is the weakest chart: it's pinned against $2.66-2.71 resistance with limited ~10% upside to $2.90 and a poor ~33% risk/reward. His core message: trade what the chart gives you, respect defined trend lines as invalidation points, and always assess risk/reward before entry.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the S&P 500 after Friday's new all-time high close at 6,792. Using multiple trend lines spanning back to 2020, he identifies a major resistance confluence zone between ~6,830 and ~6,875 — only about 1% above current price. Near-term, he sees room for a modest grind higher into that zone, but warns that the combination of three overlapping trend lines makes this a high-probability reversal area. He cautions that retail exuberance, record margin levels, and "casino-like" speculation mirror classic top-formation psychology, and he advises hedging or raising cash as the S&P approaches resistance.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, arguing that gold and silver are forming immature bear flags that suggest further downside. He maps Fibonacci-aligned buy zones for gold (targets from $3,948 down to $3,485 max) and identifies a trendline buy level around $43–$44 for silver. He remains structurally bullish on precious metals long-term, citing perpetual fiat debasement, and treats the current pullback as a reaccumulation opportunity.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the week, focusing on the S&P 500 reclaiming a key trend line after a suspiciously perfect CPI print. He is cautiously neutral-to-slightly-bullish near-term but warns that massive overhead resistance must break for any meaningful year-end melt-up. He flags warning zones in Nvidia and semis, bear-flag patterns forming in gold and silver, and a concerning divergence in Bitcoin. Next week's Fed decision and Magnificent Seven earnings are the key catalysts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the October CPI report (3.0% YoY vs 3.1% expected, across all measures) was an obviously manipulated "fake number" released 5 days before the Fed meeting to justify dovish policy, exactly as he predicted. He notes the bond market barely moved, signaling institutional skepticism. The S&P 500 remains in a "warning zone" between a key trend line and recent lows. He favors rotation into beaten-down, value-oriented names (PFE, CMG, CAVA, PG) over extended AI plays, citing OKLO's 41% one-week crash as a cautionary tale. Gold and silver show bearish flag patterns; Bitcoin struggles below a pivot; oil is into resistance but not yet shortable.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis of Bitcoin and Ethereum, identifying key pivot trendlines. For BTC, the near-term line at ~$111,500 is the battleground — below it favors a drop to ~$95-96K; above it opens a run to the long-term resistance at ~$126-127K. For ETH, the pivot is $3,750 — above keeps a neutral-to-bullish bias toward $4,800-$5,000; a breakdown targets $2,750-$2,800.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is still in a fragile technical position, with semis/Nvidia, the S&P 500, and QQQ all sitting in warning zones ahead of CPI. He also frames several post-earnings moves as examples of “price to perfection” getting punished, while keeping a bearish-to-cautious bias on gold, silver, Bitcoin, and parts of the energy complex unless key levels break back in the bulls’ favor.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that a stock market correction of 5-10% has already begun, pointing to technical breakdowns in the S&P 500, QQQ, semiconductors (SMH), and NVDA. He notes that high-beta speculative names (OKLO, Rigetti Computing, Robinhood) are already down 20-40% from highs, and that Bitcoin, gold, and silver have already broken down — leaving equities as the last domino. He cites bearish inside-bar patterns, insider selling at extreme levels, and retail euphoria as confirming signals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the market is flashing broad technical warning signs: gold, silver, Bitcoin, and parts of semis have already corrected, and equities may be next if key trend levels keep failing. He stays upbeat on longer-term gold and selective commodity setups, but near term he is clearly cautious and prefers buying pullbacks rather than chasing strength.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the sharp drop in gold and silver, arguing it was predictable via chart parallels. Gold's nine consecutive weekly up-candles mirror 1979 exactly before a major correction that year. Silver already fell ~12% from highs within two days of his 15-20% correction call. He believes the pullback is a buying opportunity because the macro backdrop (falling rates, 130% debt/GDP, de-dollarization) differs fundamentally from 1979, when Volcker hiked rates to ~17% and gold eventually crashed 71%. He identifies buy zones: gold ~$3,500-3,600, silver ~$40-43 (near its 0.382-0.5 Fib), GDX ~$59-68, and Newmont ~$68-75. He stresses position-sizing, nibbling not all-in, because "charts do what they want."
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical-analysis market wrap covering: S&P 500 at a fragile trend-line test, QQQ/NASDAQ facing steeper resistance, semiconductors (SMH) at an epic resistance level suggesting imminent rejection, gold and silver pulling back in a 1979-analog pattern, Bitcoin rejected at "scene of the crime" resistance, and a rotation into defensive stocks. He also floats a conspiratorial view that upcoming CPI data will be engineered to push the Fed toward a 50 bps cut.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through three technical setups: the S&P 500 battling to recapture a key multi-year trendline (~6731), the semiconductor ETF (SMH) approaching a major parallel resistance level derived from the COVID low, and JP Morgan testing a critical support zone near $297 with downside risk to $269. He also flags Cava as a bullish setup. The core thesis is that semiconductors, which have driven ~75% of S&P upside via the AI trade, may be running out of fuel near resistance, while financial weakness in JPM could signal broader stress.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of silver, platinum, and palladium, arguing that all three are at or near short-term tops after extended runs. Using parallel trend lines and historical pivot points, he forecasts a potential ~20% silver pullback to the $40–$45 range — which he frames as a buying opportunity within a longer-term bull market. He remains structurally bullish on precious metals, driven by his view that the US government will never meaningfully cut spending until forced by the bond market.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis breakdown of Bitcoin, mapping key support and resistance levels using multi-year trend lines. He identifies upside resistance at ~$117-127K and near-term resistance at ~$111-112K from a broken support line. Support sits at ~$95-96K, with a worst-case Armageddon scenario around $50-55K aligning with a parallel trend line to the 2017-2025 resistance. He emphasizes probability-based trading, knowing both the thesis and counter-thesis, and suggests the four-year cycle points to a 2025-2026 top.
Preview:Gareth Soloway performs real-time technical analysis on Ethereum, Solana, and XRP charts. He identifies key support/resistance levels using trend lines, parallels, and Fibonacci retracements. ETH's critical support is $3,600 with a downside target of ~$3,250 if broken, and a potential long-entry zone at $2,750–$2,850 where three technical factors converge. Solana must hold $175–$176 or risks falling to $155 then $130. XRP has broken a wedge to the downside; needs to reclaim ~$2.95 to regain momentum, with downside support at $1.75. Soloway emphasizes stacking multiple technical factors to achieve a 75–80% success rate.
Preview:A live Market Mavericks panel from MoneyShow Orlando focuses on three big themes: gold is stretched and due for a pullback, the recent crypto plunge was a leverage/infrastructure event rather than a Bitcoin failure, and the broader market may be headed for a volatility spike after an unusually calm, richly valued run.
Preview:A live panel at the Money Show in Orlando argued that gold, Bitcoin, and equities are all looking stretched, with Mike McGlone urging caution after saying “sell everything,” Scott Melker distinguishing a crypto infrastructure failure from a true Bitcoin breakdown, and Gareth Soloway framing the whole setup as a broad de-risking/volatility expansion trade. The discussion centered on gold’s parabolic move, Bitcoin’s post-liquidation washout, rising complacency in stocks, and the possibility that policy and positioning are now forcing a larger macro reversion.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes charts across equities, bonds, gold, and Bitcoin, warning that the S&P 500 has broken below a multi-month wedge trendline but has not yet confirmed the breakdown. A close below 6,550 would trigger a 75-80% probability move toward 6,100. He flags a potential banking crisis, notes the 10-year yield breaking down (bearish for stocks via weakening economy), and points to gold's nine-week surge resembling 1979 — suggesting a pullback to ~$3,500 before new highs. Bitcoin is also at risk of confirming a breakdown toward 95-98K.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis arguing gold is primed for a correction after nine consecutive weekly green candles — a pattern he identifies as nearly identical to the 1978-1979 gold chart. He projects a potential pullback to the $3,500-$3,550 zone (the prior consolidation breakout level) and plans to short into weakness then flip long at that level. He distinguishes today's macro backdrop (lack of fiscal/inflation discipline) from the 1980s as a reason the correction may be a buying opportunity rather than a secular top.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through key technical levels on the S&P 500, NVDA, and SMH. The S&P 500 sits in a "warning zone" between a broken trendline and Friday's low — the breakdown is not yet confirmed. NVDA is testing a major wedge resistance from 2021/2024 highs but also hasn't confirmed a breakdown. SMH remains the strongest of the three, still well above its critical trendline. His core message: the charts show caution, not panic, and probability favors waiting for confirmation before calling a top.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through key technical levels across equities, gold, oil, Bitcoin, and the dollar. The S&P 500 sits in a "yellow warning zone" between a breakdown confirmation at 6,550 and a recovery signal at 6,710. Nvidia narrowly avoided a confirmed breakdown in a dramatic end-of-day save. Gold is on its ninth consecutive weekly gain — mirroring a 1979-1980 pattern that preceded a major reversal — but Soloway thinks this is a pullback setup, not a cycle top. Bitcoin's repeated testing of $110K support without meaningful bounce is concerning. TSM earnings lift semis pre-market.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes gold, silver, platinum, and palladium using technical analysis. Gold's measured move targets ~$4,235 — right at current levels — with RSI at all-time highs signaling a pullback is likely. He estimates a 7–11% correction once gold tops. Silver is on the verge of confirming a breakout above a multi-decade trend line, with a target of $60–$62. Platinum has room to ~$1,730–$1,735 resistance. Palladium just tagged its resistance zone. The overall tone is bullish precious metals structurally but tactically cautious near-term on gold.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through technical charts across equities, crypto, and commodities, emphasizing that breakdowns in the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Nvidia remain unconfirmed. He operates a "yellow alert / red alert" confirmation framework. Key levels: S&P must close above 6,700 (bullish) or below 6,550 (confirmed breakdown). He's bullish gold short-term but expects a pullback (target ~$4,235 measured move, possible 9% correction to $3,800). Bitcoin must hold $110K to avoid a trap-door flush. Powell's dovish comments and Trump's China tariff threats are the macro drivers, with the market increasingly dismissing tariff bluffs.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes NVDA after a 4.4% drop that closed below a key multi-pivot trendline dating back to the April 7 tariff low. He walks through his confirmation framework: a close below the prior day's low (~$179.70) confirms breakdown (75-80% odds); recapturing the trendline (~$184.50) negates it. As of pre-market, NVDA was back near $184.60, making the breakdown unconfirmed and the setup still in "warning" — not a confirmed breakdown.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP after a crypto flush. Bitcoin tested and held the critical $110K support (a multi-year trendline going back to 2017). As long as that holds, a retest of all-time highs is possible; a confirmed break below targets $92-94K. ETH is rangebound between ~$3,640 support and ~$5,050-5,100 resistance. SOL is in a wedge pattern — breakout targets $300, breakdown targets $130 then $100. XRP flushed hard below a wedge, bounced from historical support (~$1.88), and now faces resistance at $2.73-2.91. Overall thesis: all four assets are at pivotal technical levels; which way they break determines the next major move.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the current S&P 500 selloff as a potential market top, but stresses he is waiting for a daily close below Friday's low to confirm a wedge breakdown. He walks through key levels on the S&P, Nasdaq, semis, Nvidia, dollar, 10-year yield, gold, silver, oil, and Bitcoin — emphasizing that nothing is confirmed yet. Gold and silver are at critical junctures after failed attempts to hold above breakout levels. Bitcoin is testing the 110,000 support, and a confirmed break below would target 92-93K. He also flags concerns about overvalued bank stocks selling off despite earnings beats, and warns about quantum/supercomputing stocks (IONQ, RGTI) showing exhaustion signals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway warns of a recession potentially worse than 2008, driven by an AI-fueled stock market bubble, excessive government dependence on rising equities, and technical damage from the recent tariff-driven selloff. He sees gold in a parabolic uptrend due for a short-term pullback but remains a long-term buyer. Bitcoin is range-bound between $110K–$126K with neutral-to-bullish momentum. Bonds are bullish as the 10-year yield breaks below a multi-year trendline. His overarching thesis: the market is a "house of cards" propped up by policy backstops that will eventually fail.
Preview:Gareth Soloway covers the October 13 market bounce, noting that Friday's selloff prompted both the Trump administration and China to walk back threats — a signal that neither can withstand even a 3% market decline. He focuses on technical chart damage: the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 remain below key trend lines with unconfirmed breakdowns, making them "yellow flag" caution zones. He highlights money flowing into nuclear/uranium/supercomputing names (Bloom Energy +26%, Rigetti +25%) but warns against chasing — he's looking to short intraday. Gold and silver are breaking out, DXY shows an inverse head-and-shoulders targeting ~101, and the 10-year yield's weekly close below its trend line signals economic weakness. Tomorrow's bank earnings and bond market reopening are the near-term catalysts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway maps Bitcoin's multi-year trendline resistance (~$126K-$127K) that has produced repeated rejections, and identifies key supports at $110K (intermediate) and ~$91K-$92K (bull-trend floor). He notes a potential head-and-shoulders top forming but cautions it is not yet confirmed. The bias is neutral-to-bullish as long as $110K holds; a break below opens downside toward $92K and turns $110K into major resistance.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the market bounce following Friday's steep sell-off. He frames the S&P 500 breakdown as unconfirmed, identifies the ~6685 level as the key line to watch for recovery, and emphasizes that semiconductors remain the strongest sector — Nvidia and SMH haven't broken their long-term uptrend lines yet. Gold and silver are at or near new all-time highs but also lack confirmation. Bitcoin held the 110-111K support zone. Soloway highlights how post-sell-off headlines (JPM $1.5T lending announcement) follow a pattern of weekend damage control after Trump-triggered drops, and advises waiting for confirmation signals before committing directionally.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes post-tariff-threat market technicals, focusing on the S&P 500's potential breakdown confirmation at Friday's lows and Nvidia's wedge pattern with a bearish weekly topping tail. He notes the US-China tariff walk-back and expects a Monday bounce, but warns that failure to recapture ~6,700 on the S&P keeps the market vulnerable. Key thesis: technical analysis is probability-based, and the S&P faces a "reinforced concrete" resistance zone combining trend lines from 2023 and the 2020 COVID low.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the crypto crash triggered by Trump's 100% additional tariffs on China. He walks through technical support/resistance levels for Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana, emphasizing that he trades purely off chart signals. Bitcoin held the 110K support and bounced; Soloway exited all crypto shorts and is now looking to enter longs on retracements. He notes gold was up while risk assets sold off, and warns that Monday could see a bounce if Trump walks back tariff rhetoric.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews Bitcoin's pullback to ~$118,000 after hitting his $126,200 target. He identifies $117,500-$118,000 as the pivotal support level: holding it could lead to a retest of $126,000; a breakdown targets ~$111,000 and then potentially sub-$100,000. He emphasizes probability-based technical analysis using simple trendlines, reveals his crew shorted BTC at $118,200 and already took partial profits, and stresses the importance of planning for both upside and downside before entering any trade.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the October 10, 2025 market sell-off, where the S&P 500 dropped 2.7% on news of China escalating rare-earth export cuts, accusing Qualcomm of antitrust violations, and a Truth Social post from President Trump cancelling a meeting with Xi. He analyzes key technical breakdowns across major indices, Bitcoin, gold, and individual stocks, emphasizing the need for confirmation of these breakdowns and identifying key support/resistance levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes a sharp market selloff (S&P -2%, Nasdaq -3%) triggered by Trump's social media post accusing China of restricting rare earths and targeting Qualcomm, effectively canceling a planned Xi-Trump meeting. He presents technical charts showing the S&P 500 hitting a wedge trendline for the seventh time and now breaking below it, with a parallel channel dating back to COVID lows reinforcing resistance. He warns that while today's breakdown needs confirmation, a confirmed break targets S&P 6,150 (~9% drop). He also flags a potential failed breakout on the Nasdaq 100 and a bull-trap topping pattern on NVIDIA. The core message: markets are unprepared for negative headlines and AI concentration (75% of S&P gains from AI stocks) is unhealthy.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes S&P 500 technicals at a critical wedge/trendline squeeze, flags DXY inverse head-and-shoulders targeting ~101 coinciding with multi-year resistance, reviews gold/silver topping signals, discusses yields dropping on dovish Fed positioning, and runs through individual stock setups (NVDA, PFE, GS, CRM, ACN, LEVI, QCOM). He highlights next week as the likely breakout-or-breakdown moment for equities and sees a near-term pullback in precious metals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold and silver just printed short-term tops after gold pierced $4,000 at a parallel channel resistance and silver hit his pre-announced target (~$51.25) derived from the 1980/2011 highs. He is already out of his silver short. He remains structurally bullish but says the next high-probability swing-trade buy zone for gold is around $3,500 (confluence of parallel channel support and the prior ATH from April), while silver could pull back to $43–44 before a potential leg toward $60–62. He stresses keeping technical analysis simple (trend lines, parallels, fibs) and avoiding emotional narratives.
Preview:A panel discussion where Mike McGlone argues for selling everything — gold, Bitcoin, and stocks — citing extreme overbought conditions, record-low volatility, and historical parallels. Gareth Soloway adds technical charts showing the S&P 500 at resistance and silver hitting a 44-year trendline. Scott Melker provides the counterweight: he acknowledges the bearish signals but notes the government's ability to print and debase makes him reluctant to fight the tape. All three agree the debasement narrative has gone mainstream as a potential contrarian top signal, while the government shutdown adds an unpredictable catalyst.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of currency markets, focusing on the DXY's inverse head-and-shoulders breakout targeting 101, the yen's weakness after Japan's dovish election outcome, and a bullish multi-year breakout on the euro. He argues the dollar's short-term rally is technically sound but fits within a longer-term erosion of dollar dominance that will take decades to fully play out.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews S&P 500 technical levels, noting the failure of a topping tail pattern but two major resistance levels remain from October 2023 trendline and COVID-lows parallel channel. He highlights silver's breakout above $50 as a potential near-term swing short, Nvidia's wedge pattern near $92, and the extreme concentration of market gains in AI-related stocks (75% of gains, 80% of profits, 90% of capex). He sees a potential year-end meltup if S&P confirms above resistance, but remains cautious given AI bubble comparisons to dot-com era.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes precious metals charts after a strong rally. He focuses on gold testing a critical parallel trend line near $4,000 — confirmation above tomorrow's high would target $4,175–4,200, while failure brings support at $3,875, then $3,765, with a worst-case retrace to former all-time highs at $3,500. Silver is approaching his long-standing $48–50 target zone, where he plans a swing short around $50.75. Platinum and palladium are playing catch-up; he sees near-term resistance for platinum at $1,735 and palladium at $1,550–1,625. The core framework: gold leads, then silver and the industrial precious metals play catch-up as momentum rotates.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the AI bubble is showing cracks — Oracle's 14% margins vs. expected 70% on a data-center deal signals pricing-to-perfection across AI stocks. He walks through bearish technical setups on S&P (topping tail holding at wedge resistance), QQQ (failed breakout risk), and multiple Mag-7 names. Gold's vertical move is a warning for equities; Bitcoin respected trendline resistance near $126K. The dollar is near an inverse head-and-shoulders trigger, while yields are disconnecting to the downside. Pure technical analysis with an emphasis on confirmation and failed-break dynamics.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish technical case for the S&P 500, citing a confirmed topping tail from Friday, a trendline resistance dating back to October 2023, and a parallel channel from COVID lows — three confluent signals at the same level. He notes diminishing returns on good news (the AMD/OpenAI deal only produced a 0.33% S&P gain), negative RSI divergence, breakdowns in Amazon and Meta, and a VIX wedge breakout suggesting an impending volatility spike. His primary downside target: a correction to the ~6,100–6,150 zone (the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement), with 6,660 as the key breakdown level. He acknowledges the bearish signals can be negated by a close above 6,751.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a technical analysis scan across multiple markets. He flags resistance levels on the S&P 500 (topping tail at 667.51, trendline at ~6760), a potential inverse head and shoulders on the DXY, and bearish topping tail/reversal signals on semiconductor stocks (AMD, Intel, STX, WDC) and Tesla. Bitcoin hit his $126,200-300 target and he now respects that resistance. Gold is within $16 of his $4,000 target. He warns of "air pockets" in overextended names and criticizes the AMD-OpenAI financing arrangement as suspicious.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a purely technical analysis of Bitcoin's recent move to all-time highs. He traces a multi-year trend line from the 2017 high through 2021 highs that has consistently acted as resistance/support, explaining how each confirmed close above it led to new ATHs. His current focus is on two near-term resistance levels: ~$126,300 (a trend line from 2017 high to 2021 first high) and $130,000 (a parallel channel target). He emphasizes monitoring price behavior at these levels rather than predicting a cycle top, and explicitly warns against emotional $200K–$500K year-end calls that aren't probability-based.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes semiconductor charts (AMD, NVDA, AVGO, MU, TSM) following the AMD-OpenAI $100B deal announcement. He calls the deal "shady" — OpenAI gets warrants at a penny/share to fund chip purchases. He shorted AMD at the double-top resistance and outlines key support/resistance levels for each name, with particular attention to bearish reversal patterns forming on Micron (doji) and potentially Taiwan Semi (topping tail risk). NVDA and AVGO trade within wedge patterns where trendline breaks will determine direction. His downside targets: NVDA ~164-153, MU ~130, TSM ~250-256.
Preview:Gareth Soloway breaks down a wild morning: AMD surges ~35% on a controversial OpenAI deal (warrants at a penny), while Nvidia and Broadcom drop. He flags the S&P 500 topping tail from Friday as a bearish reversal signal, walks through key technical levels on indices, Bitcoin, gold, silver, and oil, and expresses deep skepticism about the AMD/OpenAI "Rob Peter to pay Paul" arrangement, calling it eyebrow-raising and potentially dilutive for AMD shareholders.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through technical charts for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and copper. He sees gold heading to $4,000 with support at $3,820 as the key invalidation level. Silver has hit the low end of his $48–$51 target zone; he won't long here but would consider a short near $51 for a quick trade. Palladium shows a bullish cup-and-handle/inverse head-and-shoulders setup while platinum has broken out with a $1,735 target. Copper remains in a loose bear flag and hasn't confirmed bullish yet.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides simple trend-line-based technical analysis on Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano. For each, he identifies the key breakout level that would trigger a bullish run and the breakdown level that would signal a bearish move. His core message: ignore the hype and indicator clutter — two well-placed trend lines give you everything you need for high-probability trading decisions in the near term.
Preview:Gareth Soloway identifies a confirmed daily topping tail on the S&P 500 (closing at 6715.78 on Friday) that formed right at a major trendline from October 2023 and the high of a long-term parallel channel stretching back to the COVID lows. He walks through the four criteria for a valid topping tail — all-time/52-week high, long candle, body in lower 50%, close in lower 25% — and calculates the close threshold (6716.97) that the actual close (6715.78) fell below. He assigns 75% odds of a cycle high, rising to 90% if a lower trendline breaks. No other assets or macro themes are discussed; the entire focus is S&P 500 technicals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a detailed technical analysis warning that the S&P 500 may be topping. He identifies a multi-year wedge pattern dating back to October 2023, with today's price touching the upper trendline and forming what may be a bearish topping tail. He catalogues multiple momentum stocks hitting major resistance simultaneously — Nvidia, SMH, Palantir, Netflix, Meta, Robinhood — and argues that the convergence of these signals raises the probability of a meaningful pullback. He also covers Bitcoin (bullish above $118K), gold (confirmed above parallel channel, upside bias), silver (new high, targeting $48-50), and oil (weak chart).
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents his daily technical analysis game plan, covering S&P 500 levels, his top shorts (HOOD, A, CAT, JPM) and longs (VXX, SRPT, VKTX) for October, plus updates on Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. He highlights a bearish reversal engulfing candle on Tesla and a critical trend-line test on Nvidia, while flagging institutional algorithmic activity at 6am ET.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP from a purely technical perspective. Bitcoin has moved above a multi-year trendline (connecting 2011, 2021, and 2024-25 highs) and is threatening to confirm a breakout — which has historically led to new all-time highs. ETH is at resistance (~$4,480-4,500) but not yet through it; a confirmation would target $5,000. SOL and XRP are further behind in the "chain of command" — SOL faces resistance near $233, XRP pierces a wedge trendline near $3 but needs follow-through. Soloway draws an explicit analogy to precious metals: BTC = gold (at ATHs), ETH = silver (approaching), SOL = platinum (lagging).
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a real-time technical analysis walkthrough of natural gas and crude oil charts. Natural gas is at a key resistance zone defined by two converging trend lines (from 2022 and 2024), and while he sees a possible short for aggressive traders, he personally is not shorting due to unfavorable risk/reward and natural gas's "widowmaker" reputation. His high-conviction short level would be around $5.27–$5.30 if gas breaks above current resistance. Crude oil is breaking down but approaching a gap fill/support zone; he is not buying here and sees a much higher-quality long entry around $40–$43 based on multi-decade trend line confluence. The video is purely technical, with no fundamental or geopolitical overlay despite ongoing Iran tensions.
Preview:Gareth Soloway says the major U.S. indices are still grinding higher, but they are pressing into key long-term trend lines that could decide whether the rally extends or stalls. He argues the advance is being carried disproportionately by semiconductors while many large stocks and parts of tech are breaking down, creating a narrowing-market warning even as momentum remains bullish in the short run.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis case for silver, projecting a near-term target of $48–$50 (now being reached), a pullback opportunity near $51, and a cycle upside target of ~$60–$62 using measured moves and historical cycle comparisons. He favors a conservative 4-year cycle analog to 1980, acknowledges the inflation-adjusted $100+ bull case but leans on chart data, and outlines a tactical trade: short near $51 for a 5–10% pullback, then flip long for the remaining ~30% upside.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis warning: three former market leaders — Meta, Costco, and Netflix — have broken key technical patterns (head-and-shoulders neckline, trendlines), signaling a potential market top. The lone holdout keeping markets afloat is Nvidia and the semiconductor sector (SMH). Soloway argues that when Nvidia's uptrend support around $178.50 breaks, "the whole market should go south."
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that Q3 window dressing artificially inflated top-performing stocks into quarter-end and that October will bring a "post-window undressing" selloff — potentially a 10% decline for the S&P 500. He points to weak ADP private-sector jobs data (-32K), a tightening wedge on the S&P nearing a breakout, and identifies specific technical setups: bearish reversals on Robinhood/SanDisk, a bull flag on Apple (for a short entry higher), critical Bitcoin resistance at ~$118,200, silver targeting $48-50+, and gold continuing its grind. The core message: the new quarter removes the bid from performance-chasing fund managers, and sellers now have cover to unload winners.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Nvidia (NVDA) after it made a new all-time high, walking through his technical analysis process for drawing trend lines, establishing support/resistance, and identifying the ~$190 level as the next major upside test. He emphasizes confirmation discipline — the breakout isn't confirmed until tomorrow — and shows how parallel trend lines add validity to his resistance call. The core message: NVDA has limited near-term upside to ~$190, where a multi-year ascending trend line has repeatedly triggered significant pullbacks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through Bitcoin's technical chart, noting a failed head-and-shoulders breakdown and the emergence of a descending parallel channel. He identifies two key resistance zones — ~$115,500 (channel top) and ~$118,000–118,200 (long-term trendline from 2017) — that bulls must clear and confirm above to target new all-time highs toward $130K–$150K. Support sits at $108K, $107K, and the channel bottom near $100K. He frames the channel itself as bullish (~45° angle), meaning a pullback to $100K would still be constructive as long as it holds within the channel.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews technical warning signs across US equities heading into a potential government shutdown. While no breakdown has confirmed yet, he flags a monthly RSI negative divergence on the S&P 500, a third test of a key multi-year trendline on the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ), and late-cycle rotation into memory-chip stocks as cautionary signals. He also touches on the dollar, yields, M2 money supply, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and Robinhood's expansion into sports/political betting as a bubble-era sentiment indicator.
Preview:Gareth Soloway identifies a multi-year trendline on the NASDAQ originating from the 2020 COVID crash low. The NASDAQ has just tagged this level again — a line that previously triggered a 15% drop (Jul–Aug 2024) and a 26% drop (Feb–Apr 2025 "Liberation Day" selloff). He walks through the pattern of sharp V-shaped recoveries following each tag and frames the current moment as a pivotal decision point: either another significant pullback begins here, or the index breaks out above resistance. He leans toward a pullback as the higher-probability outcome and says the resolution should become clear within 1–2 weeks as Q4 begins.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through end-of-quarter window dressing mechanics and technical levels across equities, metals, energy, and crypto. He flags a topping tail on Goldman Sachs, a head-and-shoulders trigger on Meta, and a powerful bull flag on gasoline that could be inflationary. On equities, he's watching converging S&P trend lines for a potential breakdown. Gold is testing major parallel-channel resistance near $3,050+; silver is approaching his $48–$50 swing-short zone. Bitcoin sits in a down-sloping parallel with resistance at $116K and support at $100K.
Preview:Gareth Soloway lays out a technical case that gasoline (and potentially oil) is on the verge of a major upside breakout after a 3-year consolidation forming a large bull flag. He suggests a measured-move target implying ~80% upside for the gasoline ETF (UGA), driven by surging AI/data-center energy demand. He also warns of the inflationary and regressive impact on consumers.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis update on the DXY, USD/JPY, and EUR/USD. His core thesis: the dollar (DXY) is in a multi-decade lower-high pattern that, combined with the erosion of Fed independence, points to a structural breakdown toward 72 over the next ~3 years. Near-term, he sees dollar bounces (DXY up to ~98 resistance, USD/JPY toward 150-152) but argues these are counter-trend rallies within a bearish macro setup. EUR/USD has already broken a long-term downtrend and is the strongest chart — pullbacks are buying opportunities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a technical analysis tutorial on using parallel channels on higher timeframes to identify high-probability tops, bottoms, and continuation levels. He walks through Apple (resistance ~277-280), Nvidia (struggling at ~180), Alphabet (support ~158-160), the NASDAQ Composite (potential top near 23,000-23,400), and gold (at upper parallel band), showing how historically significant lows anchor parallel channels whose upper bands have repeatedly marked major selloffs of 30-35%.
Preview:Gareth Soloway identifies a bearish head and shoulders pattern on Bitcoin that has triggered with a close below the $110,700 neckline, projecting a measured-move target of $90,000-$91,000. He notes multiple technical levels converging at that target zone — a prior support/resistance level and an ascending trendline — which he argues raises the probability of a strong bounce there to roughly 80-85%.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through the S&P 500's tightening wedge pattern and the NASDAQ 100's multi-year trend line, warning that a breakdown would trigger 8-10%+ corrections. He flags bearish signals in megacap tech (Meta, Microsoft head and shoulders triggers), declining momentum in retail-favorite stocks, AI capex bubble risks, and notes Bitcoin's bearish head and shoulders formation with a target near $90-91K. Silver is the standout bullish call, targeting $50. The PCE-driven Friday bounce is treated skeptically; the key S&P trend line near 6,600 is the line in the sand.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through pivotal technical levels on the S&P 500, QQQ, and SMH (semiconductors), arguing that multiple trend lines going back to 2023/COVID lows are being tested and that a confirmed break would trigger algorithmic selling and a sharp correction. He highlights concerning pre-PCE-data buying activity, reviews breakdowns in individual stocks (Amazon, Costco, Meta head-and-shoulders, Bitcoin head-and-shoulders with a $90K target), and notes silver's breakout above $44. The core message: the market is at a critical juncture defined by clear technical lines; above them, the range holds; below them, "floodgates open."
Preview:Gareth Soloway outlines three key trend lines on the S&P 500, QQQ (NASDAQ 100), and SMH (semiconductor ETF) that he believes are the critical levels to watch for a potential market breakdown. He argues markets are "on borrowed time" and expects a 10%+ correction, possibly in October, but acknowledges it has not triggered yet. The S&P line at ~6,570-6,575, QQQ at ~588, and the SMH trend line are the tripwires: if they break with confirmation, he sees a 10-15% correction unfolding, particularly driven by semis and AI.
Preview:Gareth Soloway of Verified Investing argues the stock market correction has begun, pointing to technical breakdowns across the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow, plus a collapsing AI euphoria stock (Oklo) as a bubble signal. He highlights multi-year trendline tags on the QQQ, economic data that undermines the case for aggressive Fed cuts, and the concentrated AI capex as a GDP dependency risk. He also flags tactical trade setups in gold miners (GDX), silver, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and various individual stocks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of Ethereum, Solana, and XRP daily charts, identifying buy-the-dip levels as crypto sells off alongside a weakening NASDAQ. He flags ETH at ~$3,800, SOL at ~$186-187, and XRP at ~$2.50-2.55 as high-probability swing-trade entries, emphasizing position-sizing, probability thinking, and never going all-in. He remains short ETH into the flush but expects oversold bounces at those support zones.
Preview:Gareth Soloway examines Bitcoin price action relative to gold and equities, noting a potential rotation back into BTC as gold and stocks pull back. He identifies two critical trendlines: a neckline at ~$110,500 that would trigger a head-and-shoulders breakdown targeting $91K-$92K, and a multi-year resistance at ~$118,300 that, if broken, would confirm a move to new all-time highs toward $128K. Bitcoin currently sits in "purgatory" between these two levels pending a decisive break.
Preview:Gareth Soloway of Verified Investing delivers a technically-driven market warning: multiple topping tails across major charts, a 1.8x COVID-analogue rally that has exhausted its 6-month timeline, and a NASDAQ trend-line rejection all point to a likely 5-10% (possibly larger) correction beginning in October. He flags Nvidia's $100B Open AI investment as a potential demand-fabrication red flag, notes that the dollar and 10-year yield are rising despite Fed cuts, and warns that the "$7.5 trillion in money markets" headline is misleading when scaled against today's massive market cap.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold has likely topped near term after a vertical breakout and is due for a consolidation phase before another leg higher, with longer-term upside still intact toward $4,000 next and potentially $6,000 in the current bull run. He is similarly constructive on silver after a pullback, cautious on platinum until a clean break above 1,500, and bearish-to-cautious on equities and Bitcoin into year-end because of weakening labor data, stretched valuations, and a likely market correction.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a short-term technical analysis of precious metals. His core call: gold has slammed into a major parallel channel resistance at ~$3,800, signaling a likely 5-8% pullback to ~$3,500 (the prior all-time high). He also flags silver resistance at $44, notes palladium is starting a new bull run with first resistance at $1,340-1,360, sees platinum breaking a bear flag with upside toward $1,900-2,000, and highlights copper's bearish divergence as a warning on global economic activity. Long-term gold target remains $6,000+; silver $60.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis comparing the S&P 500's post-Liberation Day price action to the post-COVID crash pattern of 2020. He argues that both moves share an identical 1.8x multiple (drop to rally) over almost exactly 114-115 trading days (~6 months), and that this fractal predicts an October correction of up to 10% — mirroring the September 2020 pullback. The entire thesis rests on a single ratio-and-time symmetry across two events.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish tactical outlook, arguing markets show dangerous euphoria driven by hollow AI headlines (Nvidia/OpenAI "up to $100B" investment) and insider selling. He shows a striking mathematical parallel between the post-COVID rally and the post-Liberation Day rally — both the drop × 1.8 in ~115 trading days — and warns of a potential ~10% S&P correction in October. He is near-term cautious on gold ($3,800 resistance), neutral-to-bearish on Bitcoin (watching a head-and-shoulders neckline), and favors selective longs (PFE, KDP) alongside broad equity shorts and VXX longs.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis of silver, framing the metal in a bull cycle. He identifies $44 as a near-term resistance (achieved), expects a short-term pullback based on a six-green-week time count, then sees a push to $48-$50 (prior all-time high zone). His longer-cycle parallel-channel work projects a move to ~$60 per ounce by late 2025/early 2026, where he expects significant resistance and a larger corrective pullback. No fundamental, macro, or structural driver is discussed — the entire thesis rests on trendlines, parallels, and time counts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway warns of an impending market correction, citing converging signals from technical charts, historical cycles, the Federal Reserve, and early rumblings in Japan. He flags critical levels on the S&P, Dow, Nasdaq, Bitcoin, gold, and silver, and highlights irrational AI exuberance (pointing to Oklo as a poster child). Bitcoin is at a make-or-break level; the Dow wedge is near its apex; dollar/yen at 140 is a systemic risk trigger. His overall tone is cautious, leaning bearish near-term but with specific invalidation levels laid out.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a dual-timeframe gold technical analysis: near-term resistance at $3,725–$3,730 with support at $3,625–$3,645, and a long-term logarithmic parallel channel projection targeting $5,200 as his initial profit-taking level, with a stretch target of $6,400. He plans to begin trimming long-term gold holdings around $5,000–$5,200 and scale out incrementally every ~$500 thereafter, retaining roughly a quarter of his position beyond $6,400.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides pure technical analysis on Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Avalanche. ETH is chopping sideways after a sharp pullback from resistance; he sees likely downside to test 4,350 with further risk to 3,750 if that breaks. Solana is the strongest chart with higher highs/higher lows; bullish bias holds above ~235. XRP is neutral-to-slightly-bearish with lower highs against a flat bottom; break below 295 targets 275-267. Avalanche is a recent swing-trade win — he shorted after resistance rejection at $36 and is looking to re-enter long on a pullback to support. All analysis is short-term (weeks to months), parallel-channel based, and deliberately minimalist on indicators.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of the NASDAQ 100 (QQQ) after a new all-time high, identifying converging trend lines, a 50% rally from April lows, a three-bar surge, and a seven-month time count as signals that a pullback may be near. He also flags rising Japanese bond yields and dollar-yen dynamics as potential catalysts reminiscent of the August 2024 carry-trade unwind, while cautioning that these are warning signals — not certainties — and that the trend could continue higher.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the market close on a triple-witching Friday, noting the S&P 500's grind higher to 666–667 (echoing the 2009 low of 666), with the QQQ hitting 600. He flags key resistance levels, a potential dollar reversal, and warns that Bitcoin's failure to break resistance despite new S&P highs is technically concerning. He draws parallels to 2007 and 2021 topping patterns, highlights yen carry-trade risk from rising Japanese yields, and notes copper/oil weakness as signaling economic slowdown ahead.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews technical charts across equities, crypto, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. His core warning: Japan's 10-year yield is breaking out bullishly, the Nikkei dropped 3% intraday, and this is a "shot across the bow" for US markets. He flags the paradox of the Fed cutting rates while the long end (10Y) keeps rising, and warns the US cannot replicate Japan's 240% debt-to-GDP without triggering a bond crisis. Tactical levels: S&P 500 close above 6658 for bullish breakout; QQQ above 598.25; Bitcoin needs a daily close above ~117,400 to trigger new all-time highs. Gold holding support at ~$3,625; silver mid/long-term bullish targeting $48-50.
Preview:Gareth Soloway warns that Japan's overnight stock selloff and rising 10-year yield are a preview of what awaits the US. He argues that central banks don't control the long end of the curve, and spiraling debt-to-GDP ratios globally mean sovereign bond markets will eventually force a reckoning — starting in Japan and spreading worldwide.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a pure technical analysis walkthrough of six metals: gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, and nickel. Gold is at a major trend-line resistance (~$3,715–3,725) with near-term support at $3,625; a break below opens a decline to ~$3,500. Silver has broken above a key midline trend line, opening the door to an explosive move toward $44 and then $48–50. Platinum and copper show bear-flag patterns (bearish near-term), while palladium and nickel appear structurally bullish on mid-to-long-term timeframes. Long-term bias for precious metals remains bullish, anchored by Fed rate cuts, a weakening economy, and expanding US debt.
Preview:Gareth Soloway examines the Fed's 25bps rate cut, noting Powell's somber tone and a dissenting Trump-appointed governor who wanted 50bps plus five cuts. He flags suspicious timing: hawkish Fed comments tanked markets, then a late-day rally was "saved" by Nvidia's $5B Intel investment announcement — a pattern he sees as government-coordinated market support. Jobless claims spiked to 263K before the Fed decision (pushing dovishness), then fell back to 231K the day after. Despite the manipulation narrative, Soloway shows both Intel (cup-and-handle/inverse head-and-shoulders) and Nvidia (trendline support bounce) had bullish technical setups before the news, reinforcing his view that charts are the most reliable guide.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reacts to the Fed's 25bp rate cut and the NVDA-Intel $5B investment deal. He argues the market is misreading a hawkish, stressed Powell who described a "no win" stagflationary environment. Despite overnight futures rallying, Soloway sees a classic institutional rug pull forming, warns of distribution into retail, and flags triple witching as adding to the chop. He reviews key technical levels on SPX, QQQ, DXY, yields, NVDA, INTC, AMD, Bitcoin, gold, and a few viewer-requested tickers.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the Fed’s 25 bps cut was fully expected, but the more important signal was Powell sounding constrained: inflation is still sticky from tariffs, labor is weakening, and the Fed may be closer to stagflation than a clean soft landing. He thinks markets initially reacted like a classic “buy the dip” setup, but the bigger message is that stocks, Bitcoin, and risk assets may be late-cycle and vulnerable as liquidity/euphoria exhausts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway identifies an 8-year trendline on Bitcoin's weekly/daily chart connecting the 2017, 2021, and late-2024/early-2025 highs as the critical pivot for BTC's next major move. Bitcoin is currently back below this ~$117,250 line. A confirmed breakout above it and hold would target new all-time highs; rejection means vulnerability to a pullback toward $100,000 or even ~$89,000. He notes institutional involvement may moderate correction severity compared to prior cycles.
Preview:Gareth Soloway of Verified Investing walks through pre-FOMC chart setups across major indices, Chinese tech stocks, Bitcoin, gold, and energy. The core setup: S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow are all at pivotal wedge/parallel resistance levels heading into the Fed decision. He expects the 25bp cut to be priced in — the real catalyst is Powell's tone at 2:30pm. He flags weakening housing data, discusses confirmation signals vs. fakeouts, and reviews specific trade ideas including a potential short on A (Agilent), gold pullback buy zones, and natural gas upside. Heavy emphasis on chart education over trade calls.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the NASDAQ 100 chart ahead of the September 2025 FOMC decision, identifying a pivotal parallel trend line that price has just tagged. The index rallied for 9 of 10 sessions into this resistance line, and today's sell-off coincides with the touch. He frames the setup as binary: either a breakout higher or rejection lower, with the Fed decision likely resolving direction. He leans toward resistance-until-proven-otherwise (favoring downside) but notes the market has absorbed every negative headline for five months. He uses multiple parallel lines to validate the significance of the level.
Preview:Gareth Soloway draws parallels between the pre-2007 financial crisis period and late 2025, citing housing topping out ~2-2.5 years before equity peaks, the timing of the Fed's first rate cut (Sept 18, 2007 vs. expected Sept 17, 2025), weakening labor data, and credit card delinquencies at or above 2008-09 levels. He frames it as a probability exercise using historical breadcrumbs rather than a definitive crash call.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a cautious, data-driven market update centered on a striking historical parallel: the current setup mirrors the 2007 market top — housing peaked ~2-2.5 years before equities, the Fed is about to cut rates on almost the exact same calendar date (Sept 17 vs Sept 18), and credit card delinquencies are at 2008/1999 levels. He outlines key technical levels for SPY (wedge breakout needs confirmation above 6621), QQQ (testing a major trendline from the Feb high), gold (bearish topping tail negated, now 50/50), silver (bullish to $44), oil (avoid buying the gap fill), and Bitcoin (holding under $117K, awaiting Fed catalyst). The core message: be an investigator, not a hype-follower; watch tomorrow's Fed decision and Powell's tone as the near-term catalyst; and recognize the breadcrumbs suggesting a potential severe equity drawdown ahead.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes gold and silver technically. Gold is testing the high of a bearish topping tail from a week ago (~$3,675); a daily close above would negate the reversal signal and open a path toward $3,700-$3,800 initially, with a parallel-channel target near $4,000 by early October. Silver has broken out of a multi-touch wedge (his "river theory" pattern) and is targeting $43.75-$44.25 as first resistance, with a bull flag through that level potentially taking it to $48-$50 and eventually above $50 on structural money-printing dynamics.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that ETH, SOL, and XRP are all in technically actionable retrace zones after recent breakouts or advances. His core setup is ETH: a dense parallel-line structure implies resistance around 4,800 and support around 4,320, 3,730, and potentially a much stronger long-term buy area near 3,000; SOL and XRP are framed as swing-trade buy-the-dip setups as long as key support holds.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the Monday setup ahead of the September 2025 Fed decision. He expects a 25bps cut and focuses on S&P 500 resistance at the wedge trendline (~6600), the QQQ approaching its own resistance, and how Powell's tone post-cut will determine whether markets melt up or correct. He details three trade setups: short Tesla at $430-435 (three-bar surge into 78.6% Fibonacci resistance), long Nvidia intraday at $170.77 gap-fill, and potential short Palantir near $185. He also covers the dollar's fragile technical position, his 3.6% target on the 10-year yield, and a bearish near-term gold signal from last week's topping tail.
Preview:Michelle McCrory interviews Gareth Soloway about a cluster of warning signs he thinks point to a coming equity selloff: weakening labor data, sticky inflation, extreme insider selling, stretched valuations, and speculative excess in large-cap and microcap names. Soloway’s near-term view is that the Fed cut next week may be a sell-the-news event and that the S&P/Dow could break down soon, with a larger correction likely into early 2026. He remains bullish on gold, somewhat constructive on silver, and cautiously bullish on Bitcoin as an alternative to fiat, while favoring defensive positioning and some non-U.S. exposure.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a pure technical analysis update on Bitcoin, identifying a classic double top that produced a bearish reversal. Bitcoin has since pulled back into a support zone between $107K-$112K and is now consolidating near $117K resistance. Soloway outlines two near-term scenarios: a bull flag forming that would favor a breakout toward retesting all-time highs (~$125K-$126K), or a breakdown below $107K that would target $100K. The analysis is strictly chart-based with no fundamental or macro commentary.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical-analysis case that the US Dollar Index (DXY) is at risk of breaking a 17-year uptrend support line, which he interprets as the early stages of de-dollarization. He walks through individual currency charts — EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD — arguing they all show bullish patterns against the dollar, with the euro already having broken out. He frames this as a multi-year structural shift away from a single-reserve-currency system, and advises diversification into gold, Bitcoin, and other assets on pullbacks rather than chasing at highs. He emphasizes this is a slow process, not an overnight collapse.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bullish thesis on agricultural grains (wheat, soybeans, oats, corn, rough rice), arguing they are deeply beaten down, at multi-year technical support, and poised for 20-40% upside. He frames them as a defensive play heading into recession, noting that people still need to eat, low prices deter planting (reducing supply), and the charts are showing breakouts — corn has already broken out. He emphasizes that ETFs exist for most grains, so futures accounts are not required.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis of Solana (SOL), identifying a breakout above $225 with a near-term upside target of ~$264-265 before major resistance kicks in. He notes a six-day winning streak suggests a pause or pullback is due, with support at ~$165 (ascending trendline) and ultimately $100-125 on the weekly chart. His trading plan: short at $265, add at $300-305; buy at $165, add at $100-125. No fundamental thesis — purely chart levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway of Verified Investing breaks down the morning's CPI and jobless claims data. CPI came in slightly hotter than expected (+0.4% vs +0.3%), but the real surprise was jobless claims spiking to 263K (vs 235K expected), entering a warning zone above 250K. Soloway argues the market is spinning bad labor data as bullish by betting on a 50bp Fed cut, while ignoring sticky inflation — a classic stagflation setup. He walks through technical levels on S&P 500, NASDAQ, Meta, Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, gold, Bitcoin, Ethereum, oil, and natural gas, emphasizing institutional unloading on volume days and money rotation among mega-caps as a late-cycle signal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a technical analysis of Tesla (TSLA), noting the stock has rallied ~13.3% over two days to ~$394. He walks through a bullish wedge/bull flag pattern that broke out, a textbook "retrace to the scene of the crime" that offered a better entry at ~$319, and a cup-and-handle pattern confirming the breakout. His primary upside target is ~$430, where a prior pivot high aligns with the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement. He suggests a short-term pullback/shorting opportunity if TSLA reaches that level quickly next week, while remaining structurally bullish longer-term.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a week of grind-mode markets ahead of the Fed's expected 25 bps rate cut. He flags the S&P 500 at trend-line resistance, notes the Nasdaq still has room to run, and warns of a historic pattern where markets decline after the Fed begins cutting. He highlights Oracle's post-earnings blow-off top and gap-fill risk, Tesla's cup-and-handle breakout toward $430, Bitcoin's approach to $117K resistance, a VIX compression signal suggesting a volatility spike is near, and gold's short-term bearish topping tail despite a mid-to-long-term bullish view.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is in a bubble-like phase driven by soft inflation data, a massive jobs revision, and aggressive Fed-cut expectations. He uses charts to frame a bullish near-term market setup but is simultaneously warning that extreme moves in Oracle, AI names, microcaps, and crypto-related stocks resemble late-stage speculation.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis breakdown of Netflix (NFLX), arguing that the stock has confirmed a bearish breakdown and is likely headed toward a $1,060–$1,030 support zone over the coming month. He uses multiple timeframe analysis — daily, weekly, and monthly charts — plus trendline convergence and a bearish engulfing candle on the monthly to build his case.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews markets ahead of the Fed decision, noting stagflation signals (hot CPI + spiking jobless claims), and warns that multiple long-term valuation indicators (Buffett indicator, PE ratio, price-to-sales) are at 2+ standard deviations above historical norms. He flags copper and oil weakness as recession signals, the VIX as complacency warning, and sees rotation not fresh inflows in equities. He outlines specific trade levels in S&P, QQQ, Google, MicroStrategy, Bitcoin, gold, and silver.
Preview:Three market commentators frame the tape as a late-cycle, Fed-driven melt-up with rising downside risk beneath the surface. They agree a 25 bp cut is essentially locked for next week, debate how much easing is already priced in, and argue that the bigger issue is the market’s growing dependence on Fed support as stocks sit at or near record highs.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through a technical analysis of the S&P 500, which has rallied into a major multi-year trend line that now serves as resistance. This is the third tag of that line since July, and past touches have led to sell-offs. He sees a ~70% probability of a pullback toward 6,500, and if that lower channel line breaks, a deeper correction to the former all-time high around 6,145 (roughly a 10% decline). The lower-probability upside case would target ~6,640 if resistance is cleared.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents technical analysis on major crypto assets. Bitcoin has broken above a key resistance level (~$113K) via an inverse head and shoulders pattern on the hourly chart, targeting ~$117K-$120K, with invalidation on a daily close below ~$113,300. Ethereum is in a "yellow light" caution zone — below a trendline but not confirmed broken until a close below $4,240; recapturing $4,500 would target $5,000. Solana is breaking resistance with a near-term target of $244-$245. XRP has broken out above $2.75 with targets at $3.12 and $3.30-$3.35. He also recaps a successful Avalanche inverse head and shoulders trade that netted ~20% and suggests a re-entry zone around $26.25-$27 if it pulls back.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through a technical analysis of equities, crypto, commodities, and rates ahead of CPI/PPI data. He highlights negative RSI divergences on the S&P 500 and QQQ within wedge patterns favoring a downside break, a critical multi-decade trend line on the US dollar, a crucial support level on the 10-year yield, and a minor bullish near-term setup on Bitcoin. He also flags frothy meme-style action in micro-cap crypto-adjacent stocks as a potential market top signal, and reveals he is inching back into a GDX long while expecting a pullback.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Robinhood (HOOD) and Palantir (PLTR) charts. On HOOD, he explains the 15% surge on S&P 500 inclusion as amplified by institutional gamma hedging against retail OTM call buying — a "meme stock" dynamic. He flags a double top and an ascending parallel channel with ~70% downside break probability, suggesting a short near $120 with a potential post-option-expiry dump. On PLTR, he identifies an inverted cup-and-handle / bear flag pattern targeting ~$125, with resistance near $170.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of gold and silver. Gold is up ~10% in three weeks and showing signs of a potential near-term topping tail — a bearish reversal signal on the daily chart that would trigger if gold closes below $3,640. He remains structurally bullish mid-to-long term but expects a near-term pullback to around $3,500 (coinciding with the prior all-time high and a 50% Fibonacci retracement). Silver is underperforming, chopping sideways while gold rallies vertically — a divergence he calls a caution flag for silver longs. Key silver support sits at $40–$39.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through bullish setups on XRP, Solana, and Avalanche, noting that select altcoins are starting to perk up even while Bitcoin and Ethereum remain in neutral/struggling territory. He highlights key trendline breaks, resistance levels, and stop-loss zones, framing tactical long entries with defined risk. He tempers expectations: not a 2021-style mania, but 25–50% returns are feasible if confirmations follow through.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents technical analysis of copper, platinum, and palladium. Copper shows a bear flag pattern with a downside target of $4.20–$4.21; multiple trendline hits suggest eventual breakdown below the 2022 ascending support. Platinum has a near-term bear flag but a long-term bullish accumulation zone between $1,100 and $1,175. Palladium is approaching a buy zone at $1,028–$1,040 after a topping tail and pullback. He ties copper weakness to a potentially weakening US and global economy.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's Monday trading plan: after Friday's failed breakout (S&P opened at all-time highs then sold off hard), he sees institutional distribution clashing with retail dip-buyers. He flags the S&P wedge pattern's lower trendline as critical support — a confirmed break triggers a "game over" bearish scenario. He outlines specific short setups on Robinhood ($113 retrace), Broadcom (swing short mimicking Microsoft's post-earnings pattern), and levels for Alphabet, A, and gold. He notes the dollar breaking key support, yields falling, and the historical pattern where markets decline once the Fed starts cutting — all warning signs. Bitcoin is hammering resistance with increasing odds of breaking higher.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a pure technical analysis of Bitcoin and Ethereum. On Bitcoin, he identifies a broken uptrend from the April 2024 lows, a classic double-top with a piercing pattern that has now confirmed bearish. He sees near-term bearish bias with downside to ~$100,000, and $112,500 as the key level bulls must reclaim for a move to $123,000. On Ethereum, he flags a concerning potential trendline breakdown — currently neutral but on watch. A daily close below $4,250 would flip odds to 75% favoring a drop to $3,870. Reclaiming the uptrend would flip it bullish toward the $5,000 double-top zone. He emphasizes probability-based, non-biased chart reading.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish technical setup for semiconductors. The SMH ETF has held support at ~281 but has tested it five times, weakening it. Nvidia has already broken its uptrend (~10% off highs), while Broadcom gapped to new highs on earnings then reversed intraday with heavy volume — a classic distribution signal. He expects the SMH to break ~281.50 in the coming weeks and target ~263, with Nvidia likely to test ~153 as a bounce level.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the DXY (US Dollar Index), identifying a bearish consolidation pattern (bear flag) on the daily chart, a broken multi-year support-turned-resistance zone, and a critical long-term trend line dating back to 2008. He warns that a break below the ~96.80-97.00 level could trigger a rapid decline toward 89 initially, with a secondary target near 84 — with major bullish implications for gold and Bitcoin.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes a dramatic reversal day where markets initially rallied on a "Goldilocks" jobs report (+27,000) and strong Broadcom earnings, only to see massive institutional selling drive the S&P 500 ~90 points lower from its intraday high. He argues institutions used the retail euphoria around Fed rate cuts as exit liquidity, noting that a third-percent loss masks the severity of the distribution. Technically, the S&P held its trend line and no major breakdown was confirmed, but he flags multiple warning signals: insider selling at unprecedented levels, dollar weakness threatening a multi-decade trend line, gold/oil divergence signaling recession risk, and individual stock weakness (Microsoft -10%, Robinhood/Palantir near breakdowns).
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a purely technical analysis of oil, arguing for a near-term bounce around $60.65 (gap fill) followed by a resumption of the downtrend toward $55-56, with a longer-term 6-month target of ~$43/bbl by Q1 2026. He bases this on a decade-long trendline extending back to 2015 that has repeatedly acted as support and resistance, combined with bearish fundamentals (weakening US economy, OPEC overproduction, and recession risk). He contrasts oil's weakness and gold's strength against near-all-time-high equities as a warning signal of economic trouble.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the 10-year Treasury yield using a daily chart. He identifies a completed head-and-shoulders top that has just triggered to the downside, with yields falling from 4.30% to 4.06%. Near-term, he expects a bounce (third hit of a support trendline rarely breaks), but mid-term he forecasts a continuation lower to the head-and-shoulders measured-move target of 3.72%. Long-term he declines to forecast, citing too many unknowns (US debt, de-dollarization, political pressure on the Fed).
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the August nonfarm payrolls report (22K vs. 75K est.) as a "Goldilocks" number — just weak enough to lock in three Fed rate cuts by year-end but not weak enough to trigger recession fears. He walks through technical setups across S&P 500 (target 6565 resistance), NASDAQ/QQQ, AVGO (+15% post-earnings), NVDA (bear flag), 10-year yield breakdown, DXY, LULU (-20% on tariffs/weak guidance), Bitcoin, ETH, gold, silver, oil, and nat gas. Multiple references to suspicious BLS website downtime before the jobs release.
Preview:Gareth Soloway discloses two large put option positions he recently entered: GE (March 2026 $270 puts) and JPMorgan Chase (March 2026 $300 puts), totaling over $1 million in combined premium. He walks through the technical analysis behind both trades — a double-top pattern on GE and a trendline/resistance setup on JPM — and explains his options philosophy of buying ~6 months out near-the-money to give the thesis time, targeting 20-40% returns before exiting well before expiration. The video is a straightforward chart-based trade reveal, not a macro commentary.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a purely technical bullish case for Avalanche (AVAX), highlighting an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern combined with a wedge formation. He sets a breakout trigger near $2,670 with an upside target of $35 (~30-35% from breakout). He defines a tight stop-loss around $2,375 and frames the trade purely as a probability play with favorable risk/reward. He notes AVAX has lagged peers like Chainlink, XRP, and Hype but may play catch-up.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames today as a technical-trading market where weak labor data and falling yields matter, but price action is the main guide. He says the S&P has so far defended a key uptrend while the Nasdaq has not yet confirmed a breakdown, earnings reactions are mixed-to-weak, and he is leaning bearish on gold miners, oil, and some overextended names while staying alert for tactical bounces at specific levels.
Preview:A lightly-structured afternoon trading-room session featuring Verified Investing instructors Len Ho, Drew Dosek, Benjamin Pool, and Gareth Soloway. The team reviews Google's intraday head-and-shoulders short setup, discusses Palantir's measured-move downside, examines SMR, HIMS, BYU, and KDP setups, and dissects Drew's Reddit gap-fill trade. Much of the session is filler — fantasy football, pet ferrets, insurance gripes, and a "submit your chart" viewer segment. The core market message: afternoon volatility is too low to force trades, and discipline means sitting on hands. Gold and miners are flagged as overextended, and the weekly S&P sleeper-hold setup implies near-term downside.
Preview:Gareth Soloway flags a technical breakdown across major US indices — the Dow Jones Industrial Average has broken a key trendline from the April 7th "Liberation Day" low, while the S&P 500 is losing its long-term trendline from October 2023 and the Nasdaq 100 was rejected at parallel channel support-turned-resistance. He outlines downside targets for the Dow (43,500 then 42,600) and warns that the jobs report and upcoming Fed decision could act as catalysts for further declines. His tone is cautious but level-calibrated: follow the technical levels step by step rather than speculating on crash percentages.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through pure technical analysis of Bitcoin and Ethereum charts, identifying key support/resistance levels. Bitcoin has broken its uptrend line and is battling resistance at ~$112,500 — bias is bearish with a $100K downside target unless it breaks above. Ethereum is holding its uptrend, bias is bullish with upside targets around $4,900–$5,200. Key levels and scenarios are laid out for both.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the tape as a tentative bounce with important technical stress under the surface: the S&P is still holding a trend line, while the Nasdaq 100 has made a more concerning close below a rising parallel that could become a downside trigger if confirmed. He ties the morning gap-up to the post-close judge ruling on Google/Alphabet and Apple’s perceived antitrust benefit, but argues the bigger trade is still in levels, not headlines.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis thesis that Nvidia (NVDA) has likely reached a cycle top. He identifies a broken trendline on NVDA from the April 2024 low and a bearish head-and-shoulders pattern on the SMH semiconductor ETF that is near its neckline trigger. If triggered, he projects SMH dropping to ~$255-260 and NVDA falling to ~$153-154 (a former all-time-high support zone). He emphasizes probability-based trading, warns about institutional manipulation via social media, and promotes his swing-trading service.
Preview:Gareth Soloway examines gold's breakout to new all-time highs above $3,520 with skepticism, arguing the move may be a fake breakout. He points to gold's extended 6.5% rally in ~10 days, the GDX miners ETF hitting a parallel channel resistance after a 26% monthly surge, and Newmont Mining (NEM) being up 9 consecutive days into a key trendline. He discloses a significant short position on GDX, while clarifying he remains structurally long physical gold. His thesis is purely technical: extended moves into resistance without consolidation lack energy for sustained follow-through.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the sharp market sell-off on September 2, 2025, driven by an AI-trade unwind after Nvidia's data-center revenue miss, Marvell's bad earnings, and Alibaba's rival AI chip news. He flags key technical levels breaking on SPX and NDX, highlights a concerning divergence in yields rising alongside fear, and walks through his bullish VIX trade, downside targets on equities/semis, and skepticism on gold miners despite the panic. Bitcoin gets a possible safe-haven nod but he waits for $100K to buy.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes three crypto charts — XRP, HYPE, and Chainlink — through a pure technical analysis lens. He identifies XRP in a neutral wedge pattern with a bullish breakout targeting ~$3.75 and a bearish breakdown targeting ~$1.90. HYPE shows an up-sloping wedge that statistically favors a breakdown toward $28-32. Chainlink offers a tactical swing-trade setup: buy near $19-20 where two trendlines converge, and short near $31 if it breaks higher. He explicitly disclaims any long-term fundamental view on any of these assets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis case for silver breaking out above a long-term uptrend resistance line dating to January 2023. He identifies a target of $48–$50 based on historical highs from 1980 and 2011, with minor resistance near $44.25. He emphasizes waiting for confirmation (a second higher close) before treating the breakout as valid, and frames silver as playing catch-up to gold after lagging for months.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the August 29th tech sell-off, attributing it to a cascade of AI-sector disappointments: Nvidia's minor data-center revenue miss (the "crack"), Marvell's disastrous earnings (the "floodgates"), and Alibaba's announcement of a rival AI chip. He lays out bearish technical setups for NVDA, MRVL, QQQ, and SPX, argues that competition will eventually collapse semiconductor margins and P/E multiples, and warns that the Nasdaq is closer to a breakdown than the S&P 500.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of Solana (SOL), identifying a clear daily uptrend defined by higher highs and higher lows. He draws a descending trendline from March 2025 highs that currently caps upside near $220, giving a "neutral to slightly bullish" near-term bias. A confirmed break above opens a path to $265, $295, and $300 (projected via connecting prior cycle highs). On the downside, a break below the uptrend support (~$173-175) would flip the bias bearish, targeting $128-130, with a critical accumulation zone at $96-$128. Below $95-96, he warns of a potential capitulation toward $45.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a sell-off driven by semiconductor earnings misses (MRVL -18.6%, NVDA data-center revenue miss) and Alibaba's new AI chip announcement. The NASDAQ 100 is hitting a trendline for the 5th time (~60% break probability), SMH shows a potential head-and-shoulders top, and NVDA is breaking trend support. He dismisses PCE as the cause, citing flat bond/dollar action. Gold nears all-time-high resistance at $3,480-3,500; silver stalls at $40; Bitcoin breaks trend support heading toward $100K. He favors VIX upside for risk/reward and sees AFRM's strong earnings as a yellow flag for consumer health.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through a successful short trade on Affirm (AFRM), using it as a lens to argue that buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) earnings beats are a bearish economic leading indicator — historically signaling consumer stress ahead of recessions. He highlights two confluent technical resistance levels that produced a topping tail reversal, then pivots to a macro warning: strong BNPL performance implies stretched consumers, and the model ultimately unravels when defaults spike in a downturn.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a technical analysis of Ethereum (ETH), identifying a key uptrend line around $4,150 as the critical near-term support. As long as this trend line from August lows holds, the uptrend is intact. A breakdown below $4,150 opens downside targets of $3,875, then $3,375, and longer-term $2,750. On the upside, ETH faces a significant double-top resistance at ~$4,865-$4,875; a confirmed breakout above that targets $5,400-$5,500 using a trend line dating back to 2021. The long-term structural support is the prior bull flag base around $2,750, which Soloway calls a major buying opportunity if price ever revisits.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the market as technically stretched but still range-bound, with today’s PCE print, semiconductor earnings, and Alibaba’s AI-chip news all feeding a cautious near-term tone. He thinks the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are compressing into a decision point, several AI/data-center names show earnings disappointment or margin risk, and a few stocks are offering tight tradeable setups around well-defined levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of gold, identifying $3,500 as the critical near-term resistance level (coinciding with a broken uptrend line and double top). A breakout above $3,500 targets $3,900–$4,000 via a parallel channel. Failure at $3,500 or a break below $3,330 support targets a pullback to ~$3,100, which he views as a strong buying opportunity. His mid-to-long-term thesis remains structurally bullish, driven by both the chart (a larger bull flag) and fundamentals (central bank rate cuts, money printing, and currency debasement).
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of United Airlines (UAL) and Delta Airlines (DAL), arguing both stocks are approaching major resistance zones where high-probability swing short opportunities exist. For UAL, he identifies a three-factor resistance confluence at $107–110. For DAL, multiple resistance levels converge at $63–65. He plans to leg into short positions as prices enter these zones, with UAL currently at ~$105 and some upside still expected on both.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano from a technical analysis perspective. The key macro signal is a Bitcoin dominance breakdown below a multi-year parallel channel, suggesting altcoins are gaining relative strength versus BTC. Bitcoin looks bearish near-term (target ~$100K), ETH maintains a bullish higher-high/higher-low structure (target ~$5,200), SOL is at a critical $215 resistance with $265 upside if broken, and ADA struggles at $0.95-$1.00 resistance. Altcoins broadly benefit from falling yields, similar to small-cap stocks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the Tesla (TSLA) daily chart, identifying a confirmed wedge breakout that projects further upside. Near-term target is ~$367-379 resistance; he notes a pullback to $340-345 is possible after a 10% rally in four days. Longer-term, he maps a parallel channel with major resistance near $500+ and key support at $308, then $220, then ~$180. He is not chasing the current move but would consider buying a pullback.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of palladium, identifying a buy zone between $1,040 and $1,075 based on prior pivot support and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement at $1,063. He sees a bounce opportunity targeting resistance near $1,600 (~50% upside) with downside risk to ~$900 in a worst case. He recommends the ABRDN Physical Palladium Shares ETF (PALL) for execution, with a corresponding buy zone of $95–$97.50.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish technical analysis of Robinhood (HOOD), identifying a broken uptrend, a potential head-and-shoulders pattern, and negative RSI divergence. He sets a downside target of ~$81 if the $102 neckline breaks, while acknowledging the S&P 500 inclusion narrative as a recurring catalyst that repeatedly disappoints.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis of Solana (SOL), identifying a descending resistance trendline connecting highs from May through late August 2025 that has consistently rejected price. He maps near-term support at ~$175 (confluence of an uptrend line and flat pivot lows), next support at ~$157, and resistance breakout targets at $265 and $295–300. On the weekly chart, he draws a multi-cycle trendline from the 2021 ATH through the January 2025 ATH, suggesting the next cycle top would be ~$312–315 if reached, with major accumulation support at $125–130. The short-term bias is mildly negative within a tightening wedge, awaiting a breakout.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish technical setup for Nvidia ahead of earnings. Using trendline analysis, he identifies a broken ascending trendline (from April 2025 lows) now acting as resistance around $188, with NVDA at ~$182 — limiting upside to ~3-4%. He assigns a ~70% probability to the "bounce into resistance then roll over" pattern. He also flags a potential head-and-shoulders top forming on the SMH semiconductor ETF with a measured-move target near 261-262 if the neckline at 283 breaks. His core argument: NVDA has rallied too much into earnings, expectations are elevated, and even a beat may not be enough to sustain the move.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Polkadot (DOT/USD) from a pure technical analysis perspective. DOT is testing a descending trendline resistance (tagged 4 times) near $4.20-$4.22. He puts breakout odds at roughly 60% on the next test. Upside targets if confirmed: $5.40 first resistance, then $6.50. If it fails, the downside buy zone is a multi-year ascending support trendline around $2.75-$2.83. He ties the altcoin setup to small-cap catch-up via the Russell 2000 and notes declining Bitcoin dominance as a tailwind.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a purely technical analysis of copper, identifying a bear flag on the daily chart that suggests further downside. He maps a long-term uptrend line from COVID lows that has been tested multiple times, with the next test (~$4.28-4.29) carrying a 70% probability of breaking per his methodology. A breakdown of that trendline would signal a deeper economic recession 1-2 years out, with ultimate downside targets near COVID/2016 lows (~$3.15 and below). No fundamental or macro analysis is offered; the entire thesis rests on parallel channels and trendline-hit probability counting.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of USD/JPY, identifying multiple bearish patterns (M-A pattern, bear flag, "bouncy ball" declining bounce pattern) that collectively point to significant dollar weakening against the yen over the next 6–12 months. He sets a breakdown level around 140 and a downside target of 125–127, tying the move to potential Fed rate cuts, US stimulus, and higher deficits.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish technical thesis on GE Aerospace, arguing that multiple signals — a trendline break, a bear flag on the daily chart, a potential monthly topping tail, and long-term resistance from trendlines dating back to the 1990s — point to a significant correction. He sets a downside target of ~$200 within 3-6 months, representing roughly a 25% decline, and notes that level could then offer a long-side bounce opportunity.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of Ethereum, arguing that ETH's recent pullback to ~$4,075 was a classic retest of former resistance-turned-support. He sees one more push up to $5,100–$5,150 before the move gets extended, with key support in the $4,075–$4,150 zone. A break below that support would open a larger decline toward $3,350. The analysis is entirely chart-based using parallel trend channels and pivot levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the market's reaction to Jerome Powell's dovish Jackson Hole speech, noting a sharp relief rally across equities, crypto, and commodities. He highlights key technical resistance levels on the S&P 500 (6,520), Bitcoin ($18,000), gold (3,500), silver (3,980), and oil. While markets cheer the increased odds of a September rate cut, Soloway raises a contrarian concern: why is Powell pushing for cuts with inflation still near 3.5-4%? He suspects the labor market may be weaker than acknowledged, potentially creating a "silver negative lining" that could reverse the rally in the following week.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes Bitcoin's post-Powell surge, noting it rallied from ~$111.8K to $117K after Powell's dovish Jackson Hole speech raised September rate-cut odds to 90%. Despite the bounce, Soloway is tactically bearish near-term: BTC retraced to a broken uptrend line ("the scene of the crime") at ~$118K, which he expects to act as resistance (~75% probability of rejection). A confirmed close above $118K would flip his near-term view and target the prior double-top at ~$123K. Long-term, he remains bullish on Bitcoin due to ongoing money printing and expected rate cuts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of silver, identifying a bearish near-term head and shoulders pattern on the daily chart that could send silver to ~$33.50 if the neckline (near $37) breaks. Longer-term, he sees a multi-year bullish structure: a cup-and-handle-like formation and a higher-low measured move targeting ~$58 initially, with a potential extended target of ~$90, contingent on continued fiat currency debasement and the chart holding its bullish setup.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical case for a bullish breakout in the Russell 2000 (IWM). He highlights a long-term trendline breakout from the November 2024 high with a successful retest (retrace to the "scene of the crime"), a near-term bull flag after consolidation, extreme valuation disparity between large caps and small caps (Nvidia alone at $4.5T vs. the entire Russell at $3T), and a bearish breakdown pattern in the 10-year yield suggesting lower rates ahead, which historically benefits small caps. He believes large caps are topping and money will rotate into small caps, with IWM having a good shot at new all-time highs.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a technical analysis of gold across daily, weekly, and multi-decade logarithmic charts. Near-term he sees a bearish bias after a support trendline break, with downside risk to ~$3,000-$3,050. Mid-to-long term he remains bullish, projecting cycle tops of ~$5,000 (log-channel conservative) to ~$6,660 (diminishing percentage-gain method). He views the current consolidation as a healthy bull flag digesting the prior rally.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a sharp tech-led selloff, noting that the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 are holding key trendline support midday. He walks through a hit-count framework where trendlines rarely break on hits 1-3, become 50/50 on the fourth, and progressively more likely to break on subsequent hits. The S&P is on its fourth hit (50/50), bouncing, but future hits tilt toward a breakdown. Markets are likely to chop sideways into Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole speech Friday, which he views as the next major catalyst. He also highlights bearish patterns in uranium (URA), the 10-year yield (bear flag), and showcases day trades in Robinhood, James Hardie Industries, and Palantir that were profitable for his trading room.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of Palantir's (PLTR) chart after a five-day selloff. He identifies key support levels at the current gap fill (~$160), a better swing-trade entry at $120-125 (prior all-time high and gap fill), and a worst-case Armageddon level at $90-93. He frames near-term expectation as a bounce from the current gap fill, then a breakdown below $160 targeting $145, and ultimately $120-125 as the more attractive buy zone. He also notes that semiconductor breakdowns (NVDA, AVGO) signal broader market risk.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes XRP's technical chart across near-term (weeks to a month) and longer-term (6-12 months) horizons. He identifies a bullish descending wedge/flag consolidation pattern with resistance at $3.34 and $3.65 (prior all-time high). Near-term bias is slightly bullish provided support at $2.65-$2.75 holds. A breakdown below that opens risk to $2.20-$2.30, and failure there targets $1.61. On a breakout, the measured-move target is ~$4.50. He emphasizes monitoring stock market sentiment as a risk factor and urges viewers to consider both bullish and bearish cases.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of Robinhood (HOOD) stock, highlighting a negative RSI divergence at all-time highs and a key ascending support trendline near $108–109. He argues the risk/reward is unfavorable — limited upside to ~$119–120 versus potential downside to $100 or lower — and warns that institutional selling into retail buying pressure may be underway. The actionable signal is a daily close below the rising support trendline, which would indicate a much larger correction.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis of natural gas. On the daily chart, he identifies a completed head-and-shoulders top that has broken below its neckline. Short-term, he expects a little more downside into the ~$2.64-2.65 area, followed by an 18% reflex bounce toward $3.10-3.13 — which he would sell into. The dominant pattern is bearish, and once the bounce exhausts, he sees natural gas falling significantly toward $1.60-1.40, aligning with a multi-decade trendline stretching back to 1992.
Preview:Gareth Soloway teases his upcoming trading game plan show, previewing technical setups he'll cover: S&P 500 rejection at a trend line, a breakdown in GE Aerospace, a classic double top in Bitcoin, and upcoming Jackson Hole / Powell speech risks. He also promotes his verified investing YouTube channel and mentions individual deep-dive videos on Bitcoin, Solana, commodities, and stocks. This is a preview/promo segment with minimal substantive analysis.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a bearish technical analysis of Microsoft (MSFT), arguing the stock may have put in a major cycle high. He identifies a broken daily uptrend line, a bearish gap-up reversal on strong earnings, a weekly trendline resistance from the COVID low, and a ~9-year cycle analogue to the dot-com era top. He sees a near-term bounce likely at the ~$514 gap fill, followed by further downside, and suggests a 45% decline to ~$300 as a potential long-term re-entry zone for dollar-cost averaging.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a Bitcoin technical analysis covering daily, weekly, and monthly charts. Near-term, he flags an immature bear flag forming below a double-top rejection at ~$123K, with confirmation above that level opening a path to $130K+. Failure would target $112K support, then potentially $98K and $86K as longer-term buying zones. He also analyzes Bitcoin dominance breaking down on the weekly chart, interpreting it not as bearish for BTC price but as a potential rotation signal into altcoins — analogous to small caps outperforming mega caps. His long-term BTC bias remains bullish (~$230K log-chart target), but he warns a severe equity bear market could drag BTC to $70-85K.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis bull case for Campbell's (CPB), identifying a cup-and-handle pattern combined with long-term support from 2011 lows. He sees a ~70% probability of upside, boosted to 75-80% with additional factors. Near-term target implies ~21% upside over a couple months; a longer-term target suggests ~60%. He frames CPB as a defensive recession play benefiting from a rotation out of over-loved tech/AI names, citing hot PPI, stalling jobs data, and Buffett's recent UNH buy as supporting macro context.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a technical analysis of Solana (SOL) across daily, weekly, and monthly timeframes. He identifies SOL as stuck in a $156–$206 range with a slight near-term bullish bias. Key levels: support at $168–170 (higher low must hold), neutral down to $156, bearish below $156 targeting $126. On the weekly chart, a breakout above $210 targets $285–$290, which would form a double top within an upward-sloping parallel channel from 2023. His main caveat: SOL's uptrend correlates with equities; a stock market correction would drag crypto lower.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's weekly wrap-up covers S&P 500 stuck at parallel channel resistance, Nvidia closing below a key trend line (unconfirmed breakdown), and Bitcoin holding a similar support line. He flags Microsoft, Google, Amazon at gap-fill resistance, Meta as the strongest mega-cap, and expects near-term pullbacks. His tactical trade: buy volatility (VXX) into complacency with VIX below 15. He remains near-term bearish on equities, slightly bearish on gold, and cautious on oil and nat gas.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical analysis of the EUR/USD weekly chart, arguing that a multi-decade trendline breakout signals a structural shift toward prolonged euro strength and gradual dollar dominance erosion over 10-20 years — not an imminent collapse, but a slow regime change reinforced by central bank gold accumulation and Bitcoin's emergence.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews Friday's market setup, covering S&P 500 technical resistance, NASDAQ underperformance driven by Applied Materials' weak guidance, a brutal Bitcoin double-top reversal, and cracks emerging across semiconductor stocks. He lays out specific trade levels for AMAT, Intel, CRWV, UNH, and NVDA, while framing the broader macro backdrop: a weakening dollar in a multi-year downtrend, PPI-driven rate-cut repricing, and consumer resilience tied to equity markets staying elevated.
Preview:A daily market wrap reacting to a hotter-than-expected PPI print that initially slammed equities before a broad recovery to flat/mildly positive. Gareth Soloway walks through key technical levels on the S&P 500, Nasdaq, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and nat gas, then spotlights individual movers — notably Intel's late-day surge on administration stake rumors and an inverse head-and-shoulders setup. He flags options expiration and thin summer volume as forces allowing institutions to push prices around.
Preview:A three-way market discussion centered on hot PPI, the odds of a Fed cut, and whether the market is ignoring growing inflation/valuation risks. Gareth Soloway, Scott Melker, and Mike McGlone largely agreed the tape is still being driven by momentum and easy consensus, but they differed on how much near-term upside remains in Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and equities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a purely technical analysis of the DXY (US Dollar Index), walking through daily, weekly, and monthly charts. He identifies a downtrend dating back to September 2022 and maps key support/resistance levels: short-term support around 95-96, a "home base" level at 89, and a deeper support at 82 if that breaks. He acknowledges fundamental headwinds (US debt, Fed rate cuts, money printing) but emphasizes that the charts confirm weakness. No specific trade recommendations beyond buying near support and shorting near resistance within the parallel channel.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the market reaction to a significantly hotter-than-expected PPI report (0.9% MoM vs 0.2% expected), which slammed stocks and reduced Fed rate cut expectations from three to two. He walks through technical setups on S&P 500 (parallel channel fake-out risk), Nasdaq 100 (trend line resistance), Bitcoin (topping tail negated, now 50/50 odds at double top), gold (developing bear flag), yields (bear flag intact despite the pop), and several individual stock charts. His core message: the PPI data signals tariffs are feeding into producer prices, stagflation risk is rising, and Jackson Hole next week is critical for Fed direction.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis deep dive on crude oil using daily, weekly, and monthly charts. He identifies a bear flag breakdown on the daily chart pointing to near-term downside toward $60, then $55.50, and eventually $52.50. On the monthly chart, he flags a multi-decade trendline suggesting an ultimate buying opportunity around $40/barrel. He adds fundamental color — OPEC+ flooding supply to crush US producers, slowing labor market, trade war demand destruction — all reinforcing the bearish bias. He also marks the breakout level that would flip him bullish.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents his daily "Game Plan" market briefing, covering technical levels across equities, crypto, commodities, and individual stocks. Key themes: S&P 500's bear flag has been negated by a close above the flag high, shifting his near-term bias as long as a parallel trendline holds; the market is pricing in a 99.9% chance of a September Fed rate cut after CPI; he flags suspicious insider activity around Circle's post-earnings share dilution announcement; and he highlights consumer weakness creeping up from fast food to fast casual (Cava's plunge). Trade setups on CoreWeave, Cava, KWEB, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas are discussed with specific levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a pure technical analysis of platinum across daily, weekly, and monthly timeframes. Near-term bearish: a bear flag on the daily chart points to a pullback toward the $1,095–$1,131 zone. Mid-to-long-term bullish: the weekly chart shows a major downtrend break from 2008, suggesting the move isn't finished. On the monthly, he targets $1,700–$1,900 with a longer-term retest of $2,300 within a couple of years, driven by scarcity, platinum's rarity relative to gold, and a catch-up trade thesis as fiat currencies are printed.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the August 12 CPI print (headline 2.7% vs 2.8% expected, core 3.1% vs 3.0% expected) and flags suspicious pre-release buying in S&P futures 40 minutes before the data dropped. He reads the data as "not great, just not horrendous" and suspects a fade — consistent with the bear flag he tracks on the S&P 500. He then walks through trade setups on Tesla, MP Materials, Cameco, SEC Limited, Circle, 3D Systems, Rigetti, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas, with an emphasis on topping tails, bear flags, and gap-fill levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a multi-timeframe technical analysis of Nvidia (NVDA), showing that while the daily chart still holds an uptrend line from the April 7th low near $87, negative RSI divergences are building across daily and monthly charts. He identifies key support at $164 (gap fill), $152-153 (prior all-time highs), and resistance from a multi-year trendline extending back to 2021. The near-term bias is neutral-to-bullish above ~$179-180, but a break below that level would signal the trend is over and likely lead to a drop toward $153.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical-analysis-driven market wrap covering S&P 500 bear flag formation, tech sector weighting parallels to 2000, post-earnings crashes in AI and MNDY, gold's confirmed breakdown, Bitcoin's topping tail resistance, and tactical intraday trade setups. Core message: let the charts dictate probabilities, not narratives.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a purely technical analysis of Tesla (TSLA), identifying a wedge consolidation on the daily chart with a slight bullish bias (60/40) favoring an upside breakout. He overlays a multi-year parallel channel on the weekly chart that spans from the 2020 COVID lows to present, establishing key levels: resistance at ~$510 at the top of the channel, and strong buy support at ~$175-$177 at the bottom. The analysis is framework-driven rather than a trade call — he outlines conditional entry on confirmed breakout, profit-taking at intermediate levels ($366), and stop discipline.
Preview:Gareth Soloway provides a pure technical analysis breakdown of Bitcoin's chart. He identifies a bearish topping tail from July 14th that led to a breakdown to the ~$111,800 support level (prior pivot high). BTC has bounced but now faces resistance from the sideways chop zone. The key level to watch is $123,200 — a daily close above negates the bearish reversal and opens a path to $136K–$140K. Short-term bias is neutral-to-negative while resistance holds; mid-to-long-term trend remains bullish.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through a pure technical analysis of Ethereum (ETH) on the daily chart. He identifies two key support levels (~$3,925 and ~$3,365), one major resistance at the prior double-top ~$4,863, and an extended upside target ~$5,400. He notes a confirmed breakout above a multi-year trendline, expects a possible short-term pullback to test support, and highlights a "load the boat" level around $2,800 where multiple trendlines converge. The entire thesis is chart-driven with no fundamental or macro overlay.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the week's price action through a technical analysis lens, flagging bearish continuation patterns on the S&P 500, 10-year yields, and oil. He walks through individual charts for Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, Google, Amazon, JPMorgan, SRPT, Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. The core message: multiple assets are in "bear flag" or "in-spirit-of bear flag" formations favoring downside resolution next week. He also highlights key resistance/support levels and a potential cup-and-handle setup in SRPT.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a Friday pre-market game plan focused on bearish technical signals across markets. He highlights a bear flag pattern on the S&P 500 with 65-70% probability of downside resolution, persistent institutional selling masked by retail buying at opens, and elevated insider selling reminiscent of pre-2008. He walks through actionable day-trade levels on post-earnings movers (TTD, Twilio, Pinterest, Block, SoundHound, MP, Under Armour), reviews crypto resistance zones, and notes gold is hitting trendline resistance despite his long-term bullish view. The session is a mix of technical chart analysis, probability-based trading philosophy, and specific price levels for the day ahead.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through near-term technical trade levels across stocks, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. Key focus: S&P 500 testing a bear flag top at 6,427; Apple gap-fill resistance at $224; Bitcoin approaching resistance around $117K; gold still capped at ~$3,415; oil potentially heading to $60. He emphasizes short-term technical setups over long-term predictions, noting the labor market is softening but not falling off a cliff — supporting a September rate cut narrative.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 is at a high-risk technical inflection point and that the recent reversal after earnings suggests downside is more likely, though he frames everything probabilistically. He sees a broader setup of stagflation risk, overcrowded AI leadership, a weaker dollar over time, consolidation in gold, a bullish longer-term case for silver, near-term weakness in Bitcoin as a risk asset, and relative opportunity in Chinese stocks and select defensive names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through his daily technical game plan, scanning S&P 500 futures, the dollar, yields, and a roster of individual stocks reacting to earnings (SMCI, AMD, SNAP, NVO, SHOP, UBER, DIS, MCD). He flags a developing bear-flag pattern on the S&P and similar patterns on Bitcoin, while giving short-term bearish reads on gold and oil. The session is pure technical analysis — levels, patterns, and trade-entry zones — with no macro narrative or fundamental deep dive.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps a session where markets gapped higher on Palantir earnings then sold off, creating bearish intraday patterns across major indices. The S&P 500 broke a short-term uptrend, the Nasdaq (QQQ) was rejected from resistance, and Bitcoin formed an immature bear flag with a downside target near $108,127. Gold stalled near resistance at $3,396, US oil continues a two-month bear flag targeting sub-$60, and the dollar (DXY) sits at a critical juncture after an inverse head-and-shoulders breakout stalled. He previews earnings for Uber, Disney, Unity Software, A, and DraftKings with key technical levels for each. A sponsored segment for Kinesis.money follows.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through his daily technical chart analysis across equities, crypto, commodities, and individual stocks. He identifies the S&P 500 gap fill at ~6339 as the near-term bull/bear battleground, flags potential short setups in Palantir (overvalued at ~100x revenue) and Caterpillar (overbought), and maps key resistance/support levels for AMD, NVDA, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. The core educational thread is about trading probabilities over emotion.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (Drew Dosek) reviews a low-volume relief bounce across equities following Friday's selloff, warning that the lack of institutional conviction makes the rally suspect. He runs through technical levels on S&P 500, Nasdaq, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, the dollar, and previews earnings for PLTR, AMD, SMCI, SNAP, RIVN, LCID, and SYM. His core message: trade the levels, not the anticipation, and don't trust low-volume rallies.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a technical-analysis-driven daily market wrap from vacation. He argues that last week's S&P 500 selloff was structurally inevitable given multiple overlapping trendline rejections, including a ~100-year logarithmic resistance line from 1929 through the 2000 dot-com top. The poor jobs report, upward-revised prior months, sticky PCE inflation, and a cautious Fed combine to raise stagflation risk. He covers S&P futures, DXY, 10-year yields, Tesla (wedge), Netflix (breakdown), Palantir (extended into earnings), Bitcoin (broke bear flag support, bouncing to "scene of the crime"), gold (wedge breakdown retrace), silver, oil (short, OPEC adding supply), and natural gas (potential head-and-shoulders to $1). Core mantra: probability and discipline over emotion.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's weekly wrap-up covers a sharp market reversal late in the week, driven by a weak jobs report and sticky PCE inflation creating a stagflationary setup. He walks through the technical signals he flagged ahead of the sell-off — parallel channels, topping tails, engulfing candles, and gap-up-then-fade institutional distribution. Key asset charts reviewed: S&P 500, Nasdaq/QQQ, 10-year yield, dollar, gold, Bitcoin, silver, oil, natural gas, and individual tech earnings reactions (Microsoft, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Tesla). The core message: respect technical signals over personal opinion, and expect more volatility with the VIX spiking.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues today’s selloff was not just about tariffs, but about weak jobs data, sticky inflation, rich valuations, and the market finally catching up to a deteriorating macro backdrop. He stays cautious on equities and Bitcoin near term, sees more downside risk in oil and semiconductors, and prefers gold on pullbacks plus cheaper areas like Chinese stocks and drug names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a daily market wrap on August 1, 2025, covering sharp equity selloffs triggered by weak jobs data (73K vs 106K expected), rising unemployment to 4.2%, and deteriorating underemployment (U6 at 7.9%). He frames the macro as stagflation risk — inflation running hotter while the economy weakens — and warns that institutional selling into retail FOMO has been the defining pattern. He runs through technical levels on SPX, NDX, Amazon, Coinbase, Microsoft, Meta, semis, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, copper, and nat gas, emphasizing that the charts had been warning of this breakdown for weeks.
Preview:A post-market technical analysis recap covering a volatile session where big tech earnings (MSFT, META) initially gapped up but encountered heavy selling pressure through the afternoon. The speaker flags a potentially bearish engulfing reversal candle on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, sees the parallel channel resistance tagged and rejected, and warns that institutional selling into good earnings reports signals caution. Gold, silver, oil, Bitcoin, and individual earnings movers (QCOM, ARM, RBLX, EBAY, MSTR, NET, CVNA) are each reviewed with key support and resistance levels.
Preview:A three-way Market Mavericks discussion centered on the Fed, inflation, crypto rotation, and broad macro regime shifts. Mike McGlone argued Powell was right to hold rates because stocks are at record highs, inflation is still above target, and cutting now would risk re-igniting inflation; Gareth Soloway leaned more toward a late-cycle topping process with gold and certain commodities signaling deflationary stress ahead. Scott Melker framed the crypto setup as Bitcoin consolidating, Ethereum starting to outperform, and a flood of pro-crypto policy and product changes still filtering through the market.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a packed daily market wrap covering post-earnings mega-cap moves (Meta +10%, Microsoft +8-9%), hotter-than-expected PCE inflation (2.6% YoY vs. 2.5% forecast), and the resulting shift in Fed cut expectations — the CME FedWatch tool now shows a 61% probability of NO September cut. He outlines day-trade short setups on Meta (resistance ~$780-790), Microsoft (~$560), and Roblox (~$150), while flagging chip-stock weakness (LRCX, ARM, Qualcomm) and a used-car tariff-hedge thesis for Carvana. Bitcoin remains trapped in a $117K–$120K range for 17 days since a topping tail; gold is still held as a short targeting $3,150–low $3,000s for re-accumulation. He also shorted oil at resistance and is waiting for silver to reach ~$34.60–$34.70 for a buy.
Preview:Post-FOMC market reaction analysis: the Fed held rates steady under new Chair Warsh, and markets sold off sharply. Drew Dosi argues the sell-off happened not because of today's hold (expected) but because the path to a September cut is narrowing — tariffs are being finalized, inflation could uptick, and there's no FOMC meeting in August. The dollar ripped higher on the news, gold sold off, and a surprise 50% universal copper tariff announcement crushed FCX and copper futures. Dosi walks through key support levels across equities, commodities, crypto, and individual earnings plays, framing the day as a technical breakdown with more downside likely.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers his daily Game Plan, focusing on technical chart setups across stocks, crypto, and commodities ahead of the FOMC decision. He flags bearish signals on the S&P 500 (distribution at resistance), observes a trend-change higher in the dollar, and previews individual stock trades: bearish setups on STX, GRMN, AMD, META (head-and-shoulders), and MSFT (trendline resistance); bullish setup on QCOM. He remains short gold and expects further downside in silver, oil, and natural gas. Bitcoin stays in neutral-to-slightly-bearish consolidation unless it reclaims ~123,300. The Fed decision at 2 PM ET is the key catalyst.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a daily Q&A session answering viewer-submitted chart requests. He walks through technical setups on ~25 stocks, crypto tokens, and ETFs, giving entry levels, stop zones, and profit targets. His main macro leans: bearish Bitcoin (target ~$110K range), bearish on most altcoins short-term, bullish on Chinese streaming stock IQ as a long-term play, and currently long SOXS (semiconductor bear ETF). He repeatedly warns against holding into earnings and explains how to use inverse ETFs to short without margin. The session is rapid-fire charting with no deep macro thesis.
Preview:Drew Dosk gives a market wrap focused on a bearish day for the major indexes, with the S&P 500 printing an engulfing reversal candle while SMH outperformed on AMD strength. He frames the setup as one where earnings season and tomorrow’s FOMC decision could amplify volatility, then walks through a long list of charts and levels across equities, crypto, commodities, FX, and several earnings names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a heavy earnings day, observing that many stocks are falling despite decent results — a signal he reads as exhaustion after extended rallies. He walks through key levels on S&P 500, dollar, Bitcoin, gold, and individual earnings movers (Whirlpool, Royal Caribbean, Novo Nordisk, Spotify, SoFi, Boeing, PayPal, UPS, UNH). His core thesis: charts are flashing caution, but no immediate crash signal — just accumulating "breadcrumbs" that historically precede corrections. He is tactically bearish near-term on overextended names but structurally bullish on gold long-term and sees a swing-trade opportunity in Novo Nordisk.
Preview:Benjamin Pool presents technical analysis setups using RSI on multiple stocks. He highlights a negative RSI divergence short setup on NVDA ahead of earnings, a pullback-to-support long opportunity on COIN, and names SMCI as his "trade of the day" — a short at $62.43 targeting a 3-5% pullback following a vertical move. He also reviews RCL's post-earnings drop as a textbook negative RSI divergence example.
Preview:Lawton Ho, a trader at Verified Investing, hosts a live AMA answering viewer questions on individual stocks, crypto, and trading mechanics. He applies technical analysis (trendlines, head-and-shoulders, support/resistance) across tickers including Bitcoin, XRP, Coinbase, RCL, IBM, Carvana, and others. The session is light on macro context, heavy on chart-by-chart walkthroughs with specific levels and measured-move targets. He defends Verified Investing's performance-tracking methodology against a viewer critique and shares his personal trading journey.
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews a subdued Wall Street session ahead of the FOMC meeting and earnings. He draws a historical parallel between the current post-February recovery and 1998's 22% dip that preceded a 68% rally into the dot-com bubble. The SMH (semis) is the day's leader and the key to broader direction; he watches whether it confirms back into its channel. He flags the EU's $750B US energy deal as a potential market tailwind through September and outlines technical levels across S&P 500, QQQ, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, oil, silver, nat gas, DXY, and several upcoming earnings plays (UNH, PYPL, BA, PG, UPS, SOFI).
Preview:A live trading session where three Verified Investing traders (Len Hoe, Benjamin Pool, Drew Dosek) scan for day-trade setups on altcoins while answering viewer chart-analysis questions. No actual trades were executed. The session covers technical patterns on Bitcoin (topping tail, consolidation), Virtual, Hyper, STX, Bonk, Pudgy Penguins, Ethereum, SEI, and CRV. The overarching message: Bitcoin is resilient near highs but giving mixed signals; altcoin direction depends on Bitcoin's next move.
Preview:Gareth Soloway previews a data-and-earnings-heavy week (GDP, FOMC, PCE, NFP, mega-cap tech earnings), arguing that trade-deal rallies are producing diminishing returns and the S&P 500 sits in a technically vulnerable spot with no near-term support until ~6,000. He walks through key technical setups on S&P 500, Tesla, Palantir, Microsoft, Meta, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas — identifying resistance/support levels and potential breakout or breakdown triggers for each.
Preview:Len Ho runs a viewer Q&A focused on chart levels and trade management across stocks, semis, crypto, and rates. The core message is consistently tactical: many names are at or near resistance, so he leans cautious/bearish on crowded upside, while still identifying specific retrace or breakout levels for entries and stops.
Preview:Drew Dosek fills in for Gareth Soloway for a weekly wrap-up. Major indices (S&P 500, QQQ) pushed higher while semis (SMH) pulled back ~1%, which he flags as a potential warning since "semis lead the way." He walks through technical setups on equities, crypto, commodities, and rates ahead of the July FOMC meeting and a slate of earnings next week (META, HOOD, ARM, AFRM). The tone is cautious on near-term index upside due to parallel-channel resistance, bearish on oil and Chipotle, and offers specific technical levels across ~20 assets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's daily Game Plan scans S&P 500, semis, Bitcoin, ETH, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and earnings movers (Intel, Texas Instruments, Decker, Centene, Charter). The core thesis: markets are at/ near all-time highs but vulnerable to a drop — most earnings are selling off even on good news, but retail animal spirits and leverage are keeping the market propped up. He flags several immature bear flags (SMH/semis, Bitcoin, oil) and watches for confirmations. He remains bullish on gold long-term but is short near-term, expecting a shakeout to flush weak hands. Bitcoin's bear flag breakdown is noted, with the possibility that crypto weakness could lead equities.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live Q&A session answering viewer questions about stock charts, support/resistance levels, and pattern analysis. He covers TXN, MSFT, CVNA, META, GOOGL, TSLA, AVGO, HOOD, CCJ, and many others, consistently emphasizing technical analysis — especially trend lines, gap fills, and head-and-shoulders patterns. His macro view is cautiously bearish: everything is at all-time highs and he expects a pullback eventually, but timing it is difficult while trade deals and propping forces remain. He repeatedly warns against holding positions into earnings due to binary risk.
Preview:A daily market wrap where Drew Dosek reviews flat index action (S&P 500 put in a doji), highlights notable single-stock movers (Tesla -7.86%, Dow Inc. -17.45%, Chipotle -13.34%, On Semiconductor -7%, FTI +18%), and walks through technical levels across equities, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and nat gas. His core macro view: the S&P 500 is approaching major resistance near 6,400 in an inclining parallel channel, overbought on weekly RSI, and due for at least a 5% pullback — but summer low volume may delay any sustained sell-off until September/October.
Preview:Drew Dosk fills in for Gareth Soloway on The Game Plan, providing a pre-market technical scan across major indices, commodities, crypto, and individual movers. Key themes: S&P 500 is overbought and due for a ~5% pullback to ~6,000; Bitcoin shows bearish topping tails and a potential bear flag; gold and silver are pulling back within wedge/channel structures; and several earnings-driven movers (GOOGL up, IBM/TSLA down) plus meme-stock action in AEO are reviewed with specific support/resistance levels.
Preview:Len Ho hosts a daily Q&A session covering viewer questions on stocks, crypto, and commodities. He provides technical support/resistance levels on Tesla (earnings tonight), Ethereum, Google, Caterpillar, and others. Key framing: he's bearish on markets generally (short via SOXS), but sees Tesla and Ethereum as having more room to run than stocks at all-time highs. He emphasizes using trend lines for resistance at all-time highs and VWAP/RSI for day trading. Substantial time is spent on sponsor pitches for Verified Investing's premium rooms.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (hosting as "Drew Dosk") runs through a daily market wrap on the back of tariff-deal headlines from Japan and the EU. He covers index technicals (S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, semis, IWM), commodities (gold, silver, oil, nat gas), Bitcoin, XRP, and several single-stock charts including post-earnings moves in TXN, FISV, GEV, and GM. The core technical read is that bullish consolidation near highs often fails, semis are lagging (a warning for the broad market), and several names are overextended and due for pullbacks.
Preview:A live day-trading room afternoon session on 2025-07-23. Gareth Soloway, Dr. B, Lton (Drew), and Ben trade and comment on stocks including ENPH (cut for a small loss), GEV (held overnight), TXN, MARA, GOOGL, TSLA, FI, and others. The session is heavy on real-time tape-reading, mean-reversion setups (bottoming tails, falling wedges), and banter. Key macro overlay: low VIX, AI/jobs discussion, Ukraine peace talks, and anticipation of after-hours earnings from TSLA, GOOGL, CMG, IBM.
Preview:Gareth Soloway frames the market as technically vulnerable but not yet broken, with semiconductors and meme stocks as the key risk/rotation signals. He highlights Texas Instruments’ post-earnings collapse, a Japan trade deal lifting futures, a bond auction and yields as macro supports/risks, and several chart levels across equities, crypto, metals, oil, and nat gas.
Preview:Lawton Ho of Verified Investing hosts a daily AMA, answering viewer chart requests across stocks, crypto, and commodities. He expresses a broadly bearish bias on US equities and Bitcoin near-term, bullish on Chinese stocks and gold, and walks through specific technical setups for Tesla, Chipotle, SMCI, Robinhood, Socks, and multiple crypto assets — always with emphasis on risk management, stop losses, and risk-to-reward ratios.
Preview:This is a technical-market recap focused on the S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, silver, rates, and several earnings names. The speaker argues that small “topping tails” are emerging on some charts, especially the S&P 500, SMH, Bitcoin, and gold, which could lead to near-term downside unless price reclaims those highs; at the same time, IWM and some small caps remain relatively resilient, and several earnings reactions are driving stock-specific moves.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a cautious technical analysis briefing, highlighting multiple bearish signals across equities. He flags a broken trend line on the S&P 500, topping tails, and rug pulls in micro-cap stocks as evidence that institutional money may be preparing to pull the plug on retail-driven rallies. GM's $1.1B tariff charge, a looming August 1 tariff deadline, and complacency in the VIX add to his concern. Bitcoin remains in a bear flag, gold and silver show resilience, and crude oil's bear flag breakdown is in progress.
Preview:A live crypto chart session focused on tactical levels in major altcoins and Bitcoin dominance. The hosts were broadly bullish on Bitcoin and several altcoins over the medium term, but repeatedly warned that many names are already extended and likely need pullbacks or consolidation before better entries or continued upside.
Preview:A daily market wrap where Drew Dosk walks through end-of-day price action across equities, crypto, commodities, and rates. The S&P 500 gapped higher but saw heavy profit-taking after 2:30 PM, forming a potential topping tail. He flags exhaustion in QQQ/SMH at resistance, notes bearish daily+weekly topping tails in Bitcoin, and sees gold approaching a key declining trend line. The 10-year yield negated an inverse head-and-shoulders, relieving pressure on stocks. He also covers altcoins (SOL, XRP), individual stocks (GOOGL, AMZN, OPEN, JOBY, ACHR, XYZ/Block), oil, nat gas, and silver, with specific support/resistance levels throughout.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a market that's grinding into bubble territory ahead of the August 1 trade deadline. He flags bearish technical signals across the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Bitcoin, Coinbase, and Robinhood — all showing exhaustion or rejection at key trend lines. Earnings season is underway but even good reports (GE Aerospace, Netflix, Verizon) are being sold. Gold's resilience amid risk-on speculation suggests central bank accumulation. Oil is breaking down from a bear flag. The overall tone is cautious: markets are extended, technical warnings are multiplying, and trade-deal uncertainty with the EU is creeping back in.
Preview:Drew Dosi, filling in for Gareth Soloway, delivers a technical-analysis-driven weekly wrap-up. All major indices (SPY, QQQ, IWM, SMH) posted green weeks, but he flags exhaustion signals: overbought RSI readings, topping tails, and intraday reversals in high-flyers like COIN, HOOD, and IBKR. Bitcoin hit an all-time high then printed a bearish topping tail. Gold and silver show bullish consolidation but with topping tails that historically precede failure. He sees the market at a "crossroads" — extended and needing a pullback — but warns that summer low volume can keep prices elevated longer than expected. Earnings season headlines and a Powell speech on July 22 could be catalysts for the next move.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through technical charts for S&P 500, NASDAQ, Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, gold, silver, oil, and individual stocks (Netflix, GE Aerospace, American Express, 3M). He argues that equities are pressing into major multi-year resistance zones, making a stall-out or rollover more probable (~70-80% odds) than a sustained breakout. Earnings beats are being met with selling pressure because stocks have run too far too fast. Crypto shows bearish topping signals despite favorable legislation. Gold impresses with its stubborn strength. Oil remains in a bear flag favoring further downside.
Preview:Drew Dosek walks through daily technical charts across equities, crypto, and commodities. He notes the S&P 500 making fresh all-time highs on light summer volume but flags extended readings (RSI, trendline resistance) across the SMH, QQQ, AVGO, PLTR, and others — suggesting pullbacks are overdue even if they may not arrive until volume returns in September/October. Bitcoin's daily topping tail signals near-to-mid-term downside. Gold ranges in a wedge; silver is too extended to chase. He promotes his educational course and a Kinesis sponsorship.
Preview:A crypto-heavy market panel with Gareth Soloway, Scott Melker, and a briefly unavailable Mike McGlone focused on Bitcoin’s move, rising altcoins, crypto legislation, and whether the latest rally is sustainable or a sell-the-news setup. Melker argued the market is being driven more by real demand, institutional flows, treasury companies, and narrative strength than by the Capitol Hill bill itself, while Soloway kept a trader’s eye on short-term topping risk, especially Bitcoin’s wick/candle structure and the possibility of a near-term pullback before another leg higher.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the day's market setup, noting strong retail sales (+0.6% vs +0.1% expected) and solid jobless claims (221K) that argue against a Fed rate cut. He discusses the brief Powell-firing scare from the prior day, walks through key technical levels on S&P 500, dollar, yields, and individual names (TSM, Micron, NVDA, GE), and gives a cautious near-term read on gold (short trade toward $3,060-3,060) while maintaining a long-term bullish gold thesis. Crypto analysis centers on Bitcoin's topping tail as the dominant signal and Ethereum hitting near-term resistance at $3,450.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps a volatile Wednesday session where markets sold off sharply on news that the administration might fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell, then ripped higher when the White House denied it. He walks through technical setups on the major indices (S&P, Nasdaq, SMH, IWM), Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and nat gas — generally leaning bearish/near-term cautious across most assets due to "bullish consolidation at the top" patterns. He also covers individual stocks including ASML (day trade he took), Johnson & Johnson (earnings gap fill), Roblox, Rigetti (+30% on quantum news), Tesla, Meta, Micron, and a pre-earnings look at GE.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the July 16 market session, focusing on cooler-than-expected PPI data that briefly lifted S&P futures, while ASML's disappointing earnings guidance weighed on semiconductors. He warns that the S&P 500 closed below a key multi-month trend line for the first time and now needs a second consecutive lower close to confirm a breakdown. Taiwan Semi's earnings tomorrow are the critical catalyst for the chip sector. He also covers Bitcoin's weekly trend-line test, Ethereum's breakout, gold's potential breakdown, oil's bear-flag resolution, and natural gas resistance levels.
Preview:Drew Dosk presents a daily market wrap. Despite a gap-up open fueled by cooler inflation data and Nvidia's potential China chip sales, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq sold off through the session. Dosk flags this as a major warning sign: good news failing to lift markets suggests the rally may be topping. Bank earnings (JPM, BlackRock, Wells Fargo) and a rising 10-year yield (now 4.48%) acted as drags. He outlines technical levels for NVDA, Bitcoin (bearish topping tail), silver (topping tail at resistance), SMH, IWM, and several individual stocks including SMCI, BABA, IQ, Citi, and Wells Fargo.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is entering an important late-stage phase: CPI was not a clean inflation shock, but inflation is likely to stay sticky around 3%, keeping the Fed cautious while long rates and the dollar firm up. He is tactically bearish on stocks and Bitcoin near term, using technical breakdown risks, topping tails, resistance lines, and sentiment/crowding as his main signals, while still staying constructive on gold over the longer term and preferring pullbacks in miners and metals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews post-CPI market action: core CPI came in slightly below expectations, soothing inflation fears. Nvidia surges on news that Trump lifted the ban on AI chip sales to China. Soloway maps key technical resistance on NVDA (~$170-171), flags topping tails on Bitcoin and silver as bearish reversal signals, and walks through bank earnings reactions. Gold remains in a wedge pattern awaiting breakout direction. He cautions that benign inflation data may embolden the administration to hold firm on upcoming tariff threats.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on what Gareth Soloway sees across major indices, rates, commodities, and crypto. His main call is that many markets are extended near highs, with Bitcoin’s new all-time high and topping-tail behavior potentially marking an important short-term inflection, while oil looks weaker, small caps still have room, and several altcoins may benefit if Bitcoin stays firm.
Preview:Live crypto trading session with Len Ho and Drew Dick from Verified Investing. They execute a short XRP scalp trade live (1% gain in ~15 min), analyze Bitcoin's overbought rally and probable pullback to ~$113K, review altcoin charts (TAO/Bittensor, SUI, PENGU, AVAX), and answer viewer questions about trade psychology and day vs swing trading.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews charts across stocks, crypto, commodities, and FX ahead of a heavy week of CPI, PPI, earnings, and options expiration. He sees the S&P 500 at major trendline resistance with institutional "exit liquidity" dynamics at play, flags bearish setups on Caterpillar and oil, and notes breakout moves in Bitcoin (weekly close above the 2017-2021 trendline), Ethereum, XRP, silver, and Chinese EV maker NIO. Gold remains in a wedge with seven trendline tags. The tone is cautious on US large-cap equities, constructive on crypto and select China stocks, and watchful on rates and the dollar ahead of inflation data.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through the weekly market wrap-up, focusing on key technical levels across equities, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and select stocks. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100 are approaching make-or-break trendline support from the April 7th lows — a break there opens "the floodgates" to the downside. He flags next week's CPI, PPI, and earnings season as major volatility catalysts. Bitcoin hovers near 118K but hasn't confirmed a breakout above the long-term trendline from prior cycle highs. He notes bearish reversal signals accumulating in stocks like Robinhood, Coinbase, Palantir, CrowdStrike, and Meta, alongside declining volume, suggesting institutional participation is waning even as retail pushes prices higher. Silver breaks out bullishly with a $39 target, gold remains compressed in a wedge, and oil stays in a bearish channel.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through three bearish catalysts hitting markets Friday: Trump's 35% Canada tariff threat (released at 8PM after-hours), escalating legal attacks on Fed Chair Powell, and Jamie Dimon warning rates could rise further. He then walks through technical charts across S&P, dollar, yields, mega-cap tech (NVDA, META, NFLX, AMZN, CRWD), crypto (BTC at key trendline, ETH short scalp), gold, silver, oil, and natural gas — with a consistent message that resistance levels must be respected until broken.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (presenting as "Drew Dosk") delivers a daily market wrap covering a low-volume grind higher in equities that hit resistance and sold off in the final 20 minutes. Delta Airlines' strong earnings beat propelled the airline sector with massive gap-ups over resistance. Bitcoin made a push to new all-time highs. Key levels and RSI divergence on the S&P 500 suggest near-term pullback risk.
Preview:A three-way market discussion centered on Bitcoin, megacap equities, gold, copper, tariffs, and whether the current risk-on surge is sustainable. Scott Melker argued Bitcoin is being driven by supply/demand dynamics and institutional demand more than just general risk appetite, while Mike McGlone framed the broader setup as unusually stretched: stocks, crypto, and copper at extremes may be emboldening tariffs and eventually pressuring profits, inflation, and the Fed.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's daily Game Plan walks through technical levels across equities, crypto, and commodities. Nvidia hitting $4T market cap and testing a key parallel resistance line that produced an intraday short is the headline story. Delta Airlines surged post-earnings confirming a bull-flag setup he flagged Monday, while Kagra (packaged foods) missed earnings and is approaching a rare multi-decade trend-line convergence around $17. He flags near-term resistance on the S&P (trifecta of trend lines), NASDAQ (~20,900), and Bitcoin (~$115K), and notes Tesla forming a bear flag below a broken wedge. Jobless claims fell to 227K but he cautions the data is distorted by the July 4th holiday week. The dollar is testing a major trend line; gold hangs on support; silver and oil show bullish patterns. Overall: quiet macro week but active individual setups.
Preview:Drew Dosek runs through a broad daily market wrap on July 9, 2025. Equities drifted higher on low summer volume; the S&P 500 and QQQ are pressing into resistance. The SMH (semiconductors) sits at the apex of a wedge — Dosek flags it as a key leading indicator with selloff risk. Bitcoin broke out above ~$111K from a bullish consolidation pattern, targeting $113K then $121K. Gold and silver remain in bullish consolidation but are losing attention to AI/semi plays. Oil is still a bearish consolidation. He highlights measured-move exhaustion on GEV ($550 target) and AVGO nearing resistance. He also flags tactical setups in TAO (Bittensor breakout), BABA (accumulation zone near $90-100), Lyft (trend-line bounce play), and Plug Power (25% surge on a contract win, resistance at $1.97).
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews key resistance levels across major indices (S&P 500, Dow), Nvidia, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. He flags rising complacency via low VIX and speculative penny-stock mania as a warning. Near-term, he sees limited upside on most assets before they hit resistance, though Bitcoin and silver show short-term bullish setups. The 10-year bond auction at 1pm is the day's main catalyst.
Preview:A daily technical-analysis walkthrough of major indices, commodities, crypto, and individual stocks. Drew Dosek sees extended/overbought conditions across S&P 500, NASDAQ, and SMH, expecting near-term pullbacks or consolidation at resistance. He is bullish on small caps (IWM), Bitcoin (potential inverse H&S targeting $121K), silver ($39 target), Intel ($28.48 measured move), and QS (breakout play). He flags bearish setups in US oil, nat gas, and notes copper's tariff-driven spike faces weekly resistance. Includes an educational segment on pattern failures using SoundHound.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through his daily technical scan of markets, flagging a critical X-shaped resistance level on the S&P 500 that triggered Monday's pullback. He highlights mounting concern over rising 10-year yields (now ~4.43%) alongside new tariff escalations — a combination that could pressure equities. He covers setups in Carvana (resistance confluence at $364-$376), JPMorgan (overextended), China stocks (BYU/KWEB waking up), Bitcoin (bullish consolidation around $105K), gold (watching $3,315 support), and oil (bear flag targeting ~$53).
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market is slipping lower mainly because major indices and megacaps have run into clear chart resistance, with tariffs adding a headline risk. He is constructive on select names and assets that still show strength — especially Bitcoin, Ethereum, silver, and TSCO — while warning that extended moves in Tesla, Netflix, Meta, and JBL likely need pullbacks or are due for consolidation.
Preview:This is a live crypto chart review and Q&A focused on near-term trade setups in BTC, ETH, XRP, DOGE, LTC, ICP, AVAX, TAO, GRASS, PANGU, MOVE, and VIRTUAL. The hosts repeatedly frame the discussion around trend lines, bullish or bearish consolidation, support/resistance, and whether specific coins are at actionable long or short levels. They also stress that outcomes are conditional, that traders should manage risk and size, and that the show is educational rather than financial advice.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through his Monday technical levels across equities, rates, FX, crypto, and commodities. The S&P 500 hit "scene of the crime" resistance and is rejecting; he flags stretched valuations and incoming earnings season. He notes early Q3 money rotation out of large-cap tech into beaten-down defensives like Kraft Heinz and Merck, highlights bearish setups on Tesla and Bitcoin at trend-line resistance, and sees a short-term gold flush before new highs. Oil is flat after OPEC headlines, natural gas tests breakdown, and the dollar/10Y face resistance with odds favoring rejection.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the post-close S&P futures drop (~43 points) after Trump's tariff letters went out late Thursday ahead of the July 4th holiday weekend. He argues the timing was deliberate to minimize market impact. Soloway then walks through multiple technical levels on the S&P 500 — three short-term trend lines converging around 6,280 plus a multi-decade logarithmic trend line tracing back to the 1929 high — all coinciding at current levels, creating a high-probability (~70-80%) resistance zone for a pullback. He also reviews the dollar, 10-year yield, SMH, MSFT, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and Alcoa, applying his "scene of the crime" retracement framework across several of them. His core message: charts are at pivotal resistance; use trailing stops or consider shorts; probability-based technical analysis is the only truth worth trading on.
Preview:A pre-holiday technical analysis scan of US equity indices, bitcoin, gold, oil, and nat gas, plus individual stock breakouts in DDOG, FSLR, SYM, and CAVA. The speaker flags broad overbought conditions across indices (S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, IWM) and warns that resistance levels, summer low volume, and tariff/geopolitical risk create a near-term pullback setup. He frames any pullback as a buying opportunity, particularly in small caps and beaten-down breakouts.
Preview:A three-way market discussion focused on the S&P 500/Nasdaq at new highs, Bitcoin’s role as a risk indicator, and a new speculative wave in crypto-adjacent stocks. Gareth Soloway argues the market is in a bubble that still needs to be respected technically, while Mike McGlone stresses that strong equities, higher yields, and delayed Fed easing are supportive of gold and cautionary for risk assets. Scott Melker’s main thesis is that the real alt-season has moved from altcoins into crypto-linked equities and treasury vehicles, with Bitcoin itself likely to keep rising before a bigger eventual correction.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the July 3rd market reaction to a stronger-than-expected non-farm payrolls report (147K jobs added, unemployment dropped to 4.1%). He explains the counterintuitive muted stock rally — good data reduces Fed rate cut odds from three to two by year-end. Key technical levels covered: S&P approaching a cluster of multi-year trend lines, Russell catch-up rotation, Bitcoin attempting a breakout, gold pulling back on dollar strength, silver consolidating near resistance, and oil profit-taking after a snapback rally. Brief mentions of DataDog (added to S&P 500), Robinhood (denied inclusion), Meta double-top rotation, and natural gas indifference.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on July holiday-week trading, with the speaker arguing that the broad market remains extended but may keep floating higher on lighter volume until a pullback arrives. He highlights rotation away from mega-cap tech into smaller or beaten-down names, while also flagging key support/resistance levels across major indexes, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, yields, and several individual stocks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reacts to a deeply negative ADP private-sector jobs print (-33K vs +99K expected), but urges caution about extrapolating to NFP tomorrow given last month's similar divergence. His core tactical thesis: post-quarter-end window-dressing unwinds, money rotates out of mega-cap tech (NVDA, MSFT, META) and into the lagging Russell 2000. He flags S&P 6145 as the critical failed-breakout level, walks through technical setups on Tesla, Bitcoin, gold, oil, and natural gas, and highlights the potential for higher yields if the "big beautiful bill" signals unsustainable US debt.
Preview:Gareth Soloway’s update is a technical market rotation read: major indices were mostly flat to mixed, but high-growth tech was hit while small caps, gold, silver, and some defensive/value names held up or broke out. He argues this is profit-taking and rotation at the start of the second half of the year, with overextended names like the Qs, MSTR, Netflix, Spotify, Microsoft, and VRT showing signs of cooling while IWM, gold, silver, KHC, MRK, and some casino stocks show relative strength.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a daily market wrap centered on the re-ignited Trump-Elon Musk feud over a spending bill and its impact on Tesla stock. He flags heavy insider selling as a major warning sign, notes the dollar's worst quarter since the 1970s, and walks through technical setups on Tesla (wedge breakdown risk), Robinhood (extended), Coinbase (resistance), Royal Caribbean (pullback), oil (bounce trade), Bitcoin (wedge compression nearing resolution), gold (fake-breakdown recapture), and natural gas (pullback buy zone). Three rate cuts are now priced in for 2025. The overall tone is cautious: equal-weight bullish on some setups, bearish on others, with an emphasis on disciplined technical trading.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (Drew Dok) delivers an end-of-quarter technical analysis of US equities, gold, Bitcoin, the dollar, and individual stocks. He notes the S&P 500 has rallied six straight days into overbought territory but warns that quarter-end window dressing and pre-July 4th holiday dynamics could extend the move before a technical correction arrives. Key levels are given for the S&P 500, Nasdaq, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and the dollar, plus actionable setups on Robinhood, Cava, MSTR, AVGO, and Amazon.
Preview:A live crypto day-trading session where three Verified Investing analysts scan for intraday setups but find no high-conviction trades due to muted volatility. They review Bitcoin consolidation, TIA, Doge, Pepe, Litecoin, HYPE, and Ethereum across multiple timeframes, emphasizing patience and discipline over forced entries. The session doubles as a soft promotion for their paid courses and exchange sponsor Blofin.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through end-of-quarter technical setups, arguing markets are in a narrow, mega-cap-led rally approaching major long-term resistance levels. He flags the S&P 500 near 6,215–6,250 (the "scene of the crime" retrace and a multi-decade logarithmic trend line), the NASDAQ near 21,000, and individual mega caps like NVIDIA and Microsoft roughly 3% from their own resistance. He highlights worrying divergences: the Russell 2000 remains ~13% off highs, and the euro and yen are breaking out against the dollar in what he frames as the early stages of de-dollarization. Soloway is net short and accumulating, with Booking Holdings as a favorite short candidate and gold on watch for a flush to ~2,950. He also previews this week's jobs data with skepticism about a genuinely bad print ahead of July 4th.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the week's market action: S&P 500 closed at a new all-time high despite hotter-than-expected PCE inflation data and the collapse of Canada-US trade talks. He highlights concerning market breadth (Russell 2000 14% below ATHs), Nvidia nearing major trendline resistance from June 2024, and Bitcoin's historical tendency to top 4–6 weeks before equities. He sees the S&P's retrace to a broken trendline as a potential "scene of the crime" setup that could precede a larger pullback. Gold dropped ~$50, and he flags key support levels. He went long natural gas for a bounce and flipped from short to long oil. He emphasizes watching the Canada trade fallout and upcoming jobs data.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through the hotter-than-expected core PCE data (0.2% MoM vs 0.1% est, 2.7% YoY vs 2.6% est) alongside weak personal income (-0.4%) and spending (-0.1%), calling the mix "stagflation." He flags S&P 500 approaching the "scene of the crime" retrace at ~6,200, notes quarter-end window dressing and holiday-thinned trading ahead, and walks through charts for Coinbase (near short-term top), Tesla (wedge consolidation), Apple (coiled wedge ready to break), Bitcoin (lagging equities), and gold (testing a long-term trend line that could open a drop toward $3,000). He describes himself as a long-term gold bull who would add below $3,000. The video closes with a pitch for his paid trading courses.
Preview:Daily market wrap from Drew Dosk on "Trading the Close," covering the S&P 500's approach to all-time highs (~6,147), the QQQ already surpassing its own records, and a broad equity push with light summer volume ahead of PCE data. He flags stretched RSI readings on Netflix, Meta, and Coinbase, signalling pullback risk, while highlighting bullish technical setups in silver, Marvel Technology, and Dick's Sporting Goods. Bitcoin, gold, oil, the dollar, and nat gas each get a brief technical read with key levels. The show closes with an educational segment on trend-line construction and a promo for his trading courses.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the morning's mixed economic data (GDP final Q1 at -0.5%, hotter GDP price index at 3.8%, decent jobless claims, strong durable goods) raising stagflation whispers. He walks through technical levels on S&P 500 (key trend lines ~6100 and ~6180), QQQ, dollar (potential breakdown), 10-year yield, Micron, AMD, NVIDIA, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and Bitcoin. Core thesis: markets are running on animal spirits/euphoria, ignoring bearish headlines, but technical resistance levels matter and a "scene of the crime" retrace setup on equities suggests a potential turn lower once those levels are tested.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (presenting as "Drew Dosk") runs through daily technical charts: Nasdaq/Q's hit fresh all-time highs led by NVDA, but RSI divergence on SPX, QQQ, and AVGO warns of a near-term pullback or consolidation. SMCI is flagged as having catch-up potential vs NVDA. BTC tags parallel-channel resistance. Gold and silver hold support with measured-move targets intact. Oil is rangebound with defined support below. The dollar is threatening a breakdown that could eventually spook equities. Multiple wedge/flag patterns across AAPL, TSLA, SMH point to imminent resolution events around early-to-mid July.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a market day marked by the S&P 500 approaching all-time highs and a "retrace to the scene of the crime" near 6150. He flags near-term catalysts: Nvidia's shareholder meeting (potential "sell the news"), Micron earnings after the bell, and Powell's second day of Congressional testimony. Key technical levels discussed across the SMH semiconductor ETF (gap fill ~273.60), Bitcoin (~$109.5K resistance), gold ($3,280 support), oil (inverse head-and-shoulders bounce trade), and individual names including Robinhood, Coinbase, and FedEx. He reveals he flipped his oil position from short to long on a technical pattern, expects a Micron pullback, and sees potential resistance-driven pauses in Robinhood (~$85 double-top) and Coinbase (~$368-370).
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews today's broad market rally driven by easing Middle East tensions, with the S&P 500 approaching all-time highs. He walks through technical charts across indices (S&P, QQQ, SMH, IWM), Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and the dollar, plus individual stocks (Mobileye, Coinbase, AVGO, Amazon, Meta, GEV). Despite the rally, he flags multiple RSI divergences and resistance levels that suggest a near-term pause or pullback is likely, even as all-time highs on the S&P and Q's appear within reach.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes markets rallying on the Israel-Iran ceasefire, walking through key technical levels. He covers his successful oil short (exited near $64), the S&P 500 and NASDAQ approaching major resistance zones (6100-6150 and 22,200-22,500), Fed rate cut probabilities favoring September, and alarming insider selling divergence. Charts-based setups on AMD, Micron, Bitcoin, gold, silver, and natural gas round out the session.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a pre-market game plan on Investor Empowerment Day covering S&P 500, QQQ, dollar, yields, Tesla, HIMS, Palantir, oil, crypto, gold, silver, and natural gas. Despite US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities over the weekend, markets opened surprisingly green. Soloway highlights technical levels across assets, remains short oil (averaging up cautiously), covered half his BTC short, and sees the S&P facing a massive resistance wall around 6,080-6,100. Heavy promotional content for his course sale throughout.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a weekly market wrap with a cautious-to-bearish lean. He flags a S&P 500 wedge breakdown and a close below a key pivot as "cracks in the glass," warning that Bitcoin's recent top could be a 4-6 week leading indicator for equities. He walks through technical setups on the dollar, yields, megacap tech, semis, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas, emphasizing chart-driven discipline over emotion. The wild IPO run in Circle (CRCL) gets a bubble warning. The core macro worry: stagflation plus labor-market weakening is the eventual straw that breaks the camel's back.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the "Taco Trade" — the pattern of Trump making threats then backing off — and how it's driving recent market rallies. He covers S&P 500 futures near all-time highs but below a broken wedge, the Fed's stagflationary outlook, options expiration mechanics, Coinbase/Robinhood competitive dynamics, the parabolic Circle IPO, Bitcoin's wedge pattern, and gold/oil pullbacks. His core message: markets are in a vulnerable technical position with downside risks outweighing upside potential, despite the relief from delayed threats.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps the post-FOMC market action, highlighting stagflation signals (GDP revised down to 1.4%, PCE up to 3.1%, unemployment ticking to 4.5%) while noting the sell-off was muted since nothing was new. He walks through technical setups across S&P 500, Nasdaq, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and a handful of individual stocks, leaning on chart patterns and support/resistance levels. Coinbase and MRVL get spotlighted for news-driven moves, and he flags a DXY breakout attempt.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through pre-Fed technical setups across the S&P 500, QQQ, bonds, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, Bitcoin, Meta, Palantir, and Robinhood. The core focus is the FOMC decision and press conference later that day, with a secondary geopolitical overlay around Trump's Iran threats. He identifies key technical levels on each asset and speculates that any US military involvement in Iran would likely be timed when markets are closed (the Juneteenth holiday). He strongly advocates probability-based, emotion-free technical trading.
Preview:A daily market wrap where Drew Dosek reviews a risk-off session driven by Middle East tensions. Equities sold off (Dow -0.75%, S&P -0.83%, Nasdaq -0.82%), solar stocks crashed on Senate tax-credit repeal proposals, oil surged 4.7%, and gold was flat. He flags bearish technical setups on the S&P/QQQ (potential rounded top) and gold (topping tails + top-of-chart pattern failure risk), while noting silver's bullish staircase, IWM support, and Bitcoin's channel. He sees the solar selloff as a likely overreaction presenting near-term bounce opportunities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents his daily technical market analysis, identifying a bearish wedge breakdown on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq that was not recaptured. He highlights solar stock carnage from Senate bill cuts to incentives, walks through key support/resistance levels on Tesla, AMD, Bitcoin, gold, silver, uranium, oil, and natural gas. He flags weakening consumer data (retail sales miss) and the upcoming Fed decision as the key catalyst keeping markets in wait-and-see mode, with a Truth Social post on Iran evacuation driving overnight selling.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (hosting as "Drew Dosk") walks through a post-selloff bounce day: S&P +1%, Nasdaq +1.46%, Bitcoin back above $108K. He runs technical levels on all major indices, oil, gold, Bitcoin, individual stocks (AMD, Roku, Symbotic, Oracle), and flags the week's catalysts — retail sales, FOMC, and the Iran/Israel conflict as an oil-inflation wildcard. The core message: Friday's fear-selloff was noise; the trend remains constructive so long as key supports hold and the dollar stays weak.
Preview:A live crypto day-trading session where hosts Lenho, Benjamin Pulio, and Drew Dosek scan altcoin charts (MOG, ADA, ATOM, Fartcoin, TAO, NEAR, JASMY) for intraday setups, execute a small long on ATOM at $4.24 via Blofin with 150x leverage available, and answer viewer questions about technical patterns, trading psychology, and platform mechanics. No macro thesis or structural market view is presented.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's Monday Game Plan covers S&P/NASDAQ wedge breakdowns, oil fading on Middle East de-escalation fears, and the Fed decision as the week's key event. He highlights Oracle as his favorite short for a pullback, notes uranium ETF URA's extreme extension, and sees Bitcoin stuck in a short-term wedge. The core technical thesis: bearish upsloping wedge patterns are breaking across multiple assets, with retrace-to-resistance setups offering trade opportunities.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the Iran shock is a tactical dip-buying event for equities right now, but not a healthy backdrop. He thinks the market is still pricing near-term calm because U.S. inflation and jobs data have not broken, yet he expects the broader stock market to roll over later as economic weakness, higher valuations, and possible stagflation catch up.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's Friday market wrap, covering a down day on Wall Street driven by Middle East escalation fears heading into the weekend. He analyzes the SPY wedge breakdown, dollar and bond market signals, oil as a sell-into-strength trade, gold's continued bullish consolidation, Bitcoin's range-bound setup, and Oracle as a mean-reversion short. The core macro framing is a cyclical turn window where investor psychology shifts from complacent bullishness to hesitation and eventually bearishness, with tariff deadline risks amplifying the setup into July.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes market reaction to overnight Israeli strikes on Iran. Futures plunged ~125 S&P points then partially recovered. He argues the selloff aligns with a pre-identified cycle date, sees oil's spike as a shorting opportunity (targeting $53-54 eventually), notes gold breaking higher toward $3,500 resistance, and expects weekend fear to limit Friday buying. Core thesis: the cycle period favors downside in equities; oil fear spikes historically fade.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (hosted by Drew Dosk) walks through post-PPI technical charts across equities, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and individual stocks. His core read: softer PPI gave markets a short-term lift, but daily RSI divergences on SPY/QQQ and diagonal exhaustion patterns point to a pullback or consolidation. He flags gold's confirmed inverse head-and-shoulders breakout targeting $3,621, oil's Middle East geopolitical bid, and warns against FOMO-chasing extended runners like Oracle, Carvana, and quantum names.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the day's PPI data (0.1% vs 0.2% expected), notes that both CPI and PPI are not showing inflation yet but warns oil is up 10% in the current month. He flags a cycle date window (Thu–Wed next week) that could mark a market top, and watches for whether good inflation news gets sold — which would signal institutional distribution into retail. Charts covered: S&P 500, US dollar breakdown, 10-year yield rejection, Boeing/GE on India plane crash, GameStop's Bitcoin pivot, Oracle short zone, Bitcoin as risk asset, gold/silver bullish, oil short.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a volatile market day where softer-than-expected US inflation initially lifted stocks, only for geopolitical tensions — specifically a US order to evacuate non-essential personnel from Kuwait and Bahrain — to trigger a sharp afternoon sell-off. He walks through S&P 500, Nasdaq, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, yields, and the VIX, highlighting key technical levels. He also covers individual movers Starbucks, AVGO, OKLO, and quantum computing stocks (QUBT, QBTS, RGTI), noting Jensen Huang's bullish quantum comments. The core message: the S&P may be forming a bull trap similar to February, and cycles plus geopolitics suggest elevated caution.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes a better-than-expected CPI print (headline 2.4% vs 2.5% expected; core 0.1% vs 0.3% expected) and a tentative US-China rare-earths deal. Despite seemingly bullish catalysts, he warns of "cracks" forming: futures barely budged on China news, and if the S&P closes flat on such good news, that signals underlying weakness. He sees a major cycle-date reversal window approaching (late this week into early next week), with the S&P potentially piercing all-time highs before a rug pull. He initiated a starter short on oil, remains structurally bullish gold (sideways consolidation during a 25%+ equity rally is unusual), and watches semiconductors as the leadership group that will determine market direction.
Preview:Drew Dosk delivers a daily technical wrap. Markets floated higher on China tariff-deal optimism and ahead of CPI data. He flags potential bearish RSI divergence on SPY, resistance at all-time highs on the QQQ, and mixed signals with semis leading. Key levels given for SPY (support 5,800), Bitcoin ($110K–$117K), gold (inverse H&S targeting $3,600), platinum ($2,005 measured move), Ethereum (inverse H&S targeting $4,100), and several individual stocks including Tesla, Intel, and SJM.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the S&P 500 and other risk assets can squeeze a bit higher, but the move is nearing exhaustion and likely sets up a sizable pullback once labor data soften or the Fed gets behind the curve. He is bullish on gold and selective foreign metals/stocks, cautious-to-bearish on short-term Bitcoin and US equities, and thinks bonds could rally as yields roll over.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through daily technical setups across equities, crypto, commodities, and fixed income. He flags an approaching cycle-date top, a bearish NASDAQ wedge, semiconductor resistance, Ethereum's breakout toward $3,150 resistance, and a potential oil short. The tone is cautious: multiple warning signs are accumulating even though the trend remains up short-term.
Preview:Drew Dosk says the day’s main story was semiconductor strength, with SMH back to February levels while the S&P 500 and QQQ still lag their prior highs. He reads that relative leadership as a sign the market still has room to run, though he also flags near-term consolidation risk at several extended charts.
Preview:A live crypto day-trading session where Len Ho, Andrew Dosek, and Ben P. attempt to scalp short positions in altcoins (KAIA, TAO, Bitcoin) using Blofin futures. They get filled on a TAO (Bittensor) short near $414.50, manage it across two entries, and exit around $412.89 for a small profit. The session includes chart walkthroughs of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, SUI, and Polis, plus audience Q&A on leverage, timeframes, and trade mechanics. The macro read is cautiously neutral — Bitcoin is in "no man's land" between its head-and-shoulders breakdown and a potential run to $116K.
Preview:Gareth Soloway maps out a week where markets are grinding toward all-time highs on the S&P 500. He is watching a mid-month cycle date (~one week out) for a potential rug-pull at new highs — similar to Bitcoin's 2021 top. He flags Robinhood (HOOD) as a textbook case of technical discipline vs. FOMO, highlights a bear flag on the dollar (DXY), a massive monthly RSI negative divergence on GE Aerospace suggesting a long-term top, and continues to favor silver and palladium longs. The 30-year bond auction and pending Fed chair nomination are the week's key macro catalysts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's weekly wrap-up covers the S&P 500 reclaiming 6,000, a cycle top warning around mid-June, and cautious technical reads on key stocks including Tesla, Robinhood, Nvidia, Meta, and Microsoft. He highlights the US dollar's unconfirmed breakdown, the 10-year yield whipsaw on labor data, and Bitcoin's tight correlation to equities as a risk-asset. Gold and silver remain biased bullish; oil may have near-term upside toward $66–67 before a short setup. The core message is to trade probabilities via charts, not narratives.
Preview:Gareth Soloway recaps the June 6 non-farm payrolls report (139K vs 125K expected, but prior two months revised down 90K) and walks through key technical levels across major assets. He covers S&P 500 resistance near 5,970–6,000, a mid-month cycle date that could mark a trend reversal, and individual setups on Tesla (bouncing after 14% rout), Broadcom (post-earnings pullback), Docusign, Lululemon, Nvidia, Meta, Microsoft, Bitcoin (at 103K decision point), gold (bull flag intact), silver (target 37), oil, and natural gas. The session is a classic daily scan — no deep thesis, just reaction to data and chart levels.
Preview:A daily market wrap anchored by the Tesla sell-off triggered by the public Musk-Trump feud. Drew Dosk frames the Tesla drop as an emotional overreaction and a potential buying opportunity at technical support levels, while also covering S&P 500, Nasdaq, Bitcoin (bearish head-and-shoulders target ~$94K), silver breakout, gold consolidation, and upcoming non-farm payrolls. The core message: stick to technicals, not emotions.
Preview:A panel led by Gareth Soloway, Scott Melker, and Mike McGlone frames the Trump–Musk feud as a market catalyst, but the main market focus is broader: weakening U.S. labor data, falling yields, a softening Bitcoin setup, and a possible turn in risk assets if Friday payrolls confirm the slowdown. The speakers argue that crypto, Tesla, the dollar, and U.S. equity leadership are all tied to the same speculative cycle and that a down day in the S&P after payrolls would validate their bearish near-term read.
Preview:Scott Melker hosts Gareth Soloway and a third panelist (Mike) for a wide-ranging Market Mavericks episode centered on the Trump-Musk feud, the upcoming non-farm payrolls report, and Bitcoin's precarious technical position. The panel sees tomorrow's jobs data as a potential catalyst that could either validate a broader risk-asset rollover or temporarily rescue the rally. Bitcoin is described as the leading indicator of a looming deflationary unwind, with the Bitcoin-gold ratio, dollar breakdown, and S&P 500 double-top all flashing warning signs. The conversation also covers Circle's explosive IPO, the maturation of the Bitcoin conference crowd, and skepticism about Bitcoin treasury companies as this cycle's bubble vector.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews weaker economic data (ADP at 37K, jobless claims rising to 247K, services PMI contraction), argues the trend change in labor data is what markets will now notice, and notes the Fed is suddenly priced for a September cut. He highlights bullish technical setups in IWM (inverse head & shoulders), MongoDB (massive earnings move he previewed), silver, gold, and palladium, while flagging resistance levels for short-term trades in F below, PVH, AVGO, and oil.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (hosting as "Drew Dosi") walks through a mixed, low-conviction session on the S&P 500, flagging weakening volume as a warning that the rally may be near-term topping. He highlights Bitcoin's bear flag as a potential leading weakness signal for broader markets, gold's unconfirmed breakout, and semiconductor strength as an outlier. Individual stock setups on AVGO, Meta, HPE, Unity, Reddit, and APLD are reviewed with specific entry/support/resistance levels, emphasizing patience and waiting for pullbacks rather than chasing moves.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through key technical levels across equities, crypto, commodities, and individual stocks after an ADP jobs miss (37K vs 111K estimated). He flags a mid-June cycle date as a potential blow-off top, highlights bearish parallels on CrowdStrike and Robinhood, and notes Bitcoin's bearish divergence from equities. Gold and silver show bullish consolidation, while oil is range-bound. The core thesis: markets float higher into mid-June, but weakening labor data raises caution.
Preview:A daily technical analysis walkthrough where host Drew Dosk reviews the June 3rd session: markets ground higher on better-than-expected JOLTS data (7.4M vs 7.1M expected), with the S&P 500 closing above a key pivot high. Dosk sees room to run toward overhead parallel-channel resistance (~6,241 on SPX) and flags a June 15 cycle date as a potential reversal point. He covers individual setups on AVGO (new ATHs, measured move to $261), NVDA ($151 resistance), IWM (breakout above declining trendline), Bitcoin (bear flag), gold (retracement into parallel), silver (bullish consolidation), and CEG (sell-the-news on Meta power deal). The core message: don't chase breakouts — wait for confirmation and pullbacks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a daily technical analysis scan. His core thesis: markets are in a low-volume retail-driven float with a neutral-to-positive bias until labor data (JOLTS today, ADP Wednesday, NFP Friday) provides a catalyst. He highlights a potential inverse head-and-shoulders on the Russell 2000/IWM suggesting small-cap leadership, dollar breakdown risk, yields eventually crashing to 4% when labor cracks, and specific setups in Constellation Energy (blowoff top short), silver (bullish continuation), gold (bullish breakout holding), and Bitcoin (potential bearish H&S). He emphasizes discipline and probability-based trading.
Preview:Drew Dosk reviews a sideways-to-mixed session: S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all modestly green. Mega-caps led (Meta +3.62%, AVGO, NVDA), while Bitcoin formed bear flags and gold/silver broke out. He flags near-term risks of "sweep and dump" at all-time highs resembling February's pattern, and walks through key technical levels for SPX, QQQ, IWM, BTC, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, 10Y yield, Meta, AVGO, MSFT, TSLA, GOOGL, AAPL, CLF, and STLD.
Preview:Gareth Soloway’s Traders Edge Crypto Live was a chart-heavy crypto trading session focused almost entirely on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and several altcoins. The hosts leaned bearish-to-cautious on Bitcoin in the near term, argued that several charts were forming bearish flags or head-and-shoulders-type structures, and repeatedly emphasized that key trendlines and support zones would decide whether the market resumes higher or rolls over.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical-analysis-driven daily market wrap covering the S&P 500 (ES), US dollar, gold, silver, Bitcoin, and select stocks. His core near-term focus is whether the S&P can break through the 5,940–5,985 resistance zone this week — he sees this as the decisive pivot for a run to all-time highs or a sharp reversal. He flags hedge funds chasing equities (buying at the fastest pace in years), a bearish dollar breakdown targeting ~96 DXY, a bullish gold breakout attempt with central bank buying as the structural tailwind, and negative RSI divergence on Netflix and Booking Holdings as short candidates. He expects a weaker-than-expected jobs report and notes Bitcoin's rollover may be leading equities by 2–4 weeks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the week's market action, noting that markets increasingly shrug off Trump's tariff threats and tweets, focusing instead on economic data. The PCE inflation data came in benign, supporting the grind-up thesis. Key level for S&P 500 is 5,965 — a daily close above would favor a move to test all-time highs. Next week's jobs data is the critical catalyst. Bitcoin shows a bearish flag breakdown, gold is in healthy consolidation above $3,150, oil looks technically bearish after breaking multi-year support, and big-cap tech lagged while the broader market held flat.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the day's market action following Trump's trade-war tweets against China and the PCE inflation data (2.1% YoY, slightly better than expected). He walks through technical levels on S&P 500 futures, the dollar, 10-year yield, Nvidia, American Eagle, GAP, Ulta, uranium, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. His core framing: S&P 500 remains under a pivotal resistance zone (~5965) and the bias is negative until that's reclaimed on a daily close. He highlights day-trade and swing-trade levels on beaten-down retail stocks and discusses the bearish inside-bar setup on Bitcoin that played out.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (hosting solo as "Drew Dosek") recaps a choppy session where early tariff-relief optimism from a court ruling faded as markets realized the legal battle isn't over. He walks through technical levels on SPY, QQQ, IWM, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, the 10Y yield, and the dollar, then reviews individual charts for NVDA, NFLX, AVGO, BBY, HPQ, and UBER with specific support/resistance targets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes a pre-market session where a federal judge ruled Trump's Liberation Day tariffs illegal, sparking an overnight S&P futures rally of ~2% that has since faded to +0.75%. He argues the fade reflects investor realization that Trump can reimpose tariffs through country-specific or sector-specific proclamations. Soloway covers key technical levels on S&P 500 (5,965 close pivot), NVDA (first-hit resistance rejection), Bitcoin (bearish inside bar), gold/silver (bullish consolidation), and several earnings movers. The core message: overnight euphoria is unwinding as the tariff reprieve may be narrower than markets initially priced.
Preview:Drew Dosk of Verified Investing walks through the day's market action, centered on the Fed minutes (inflation/tariff concerns but no immediate market impact), followed by a Trump administration announcement halting chip-design software sales to China. He covers technical support/resistance levels across SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, the 10-year yield, Synopsis, AVGO, Tesla, Nvidia (ahead of earnings), Bittensor, Joby, and Archer Aviation. The overall tone is cautious: headwinds are piling up, tariff negotiations may be going poorly, and Nvidia earnings could be the next big catalyst either way.
Preview:Kai Hoffman interviews chart analyst Gareth Soloway about the post-April rally, retail speculation, tariffs, oil, copper, gold, silver, and palladium. Soloway argues the market’s V-shaped rebound looks fragile, retail is driving the move more than institutions, and a summer pullback or stagflationary setup remains likely even if the S&P briefly makes new highs.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through pre-market charts ahead of NVDA earnings, Fed minutes, and PCE data. He flags S&P 500 resistance near all-time highs, highlights the Russell 2000's 18% gap below its ATH as a "real economy" warning, and lays out technical levels for trading NVDA, CRM, OKTA, BOX, and ANF. Bitcoin shows a bearish inside-bar pattern that concerns him; gold and silver remain mid-term bullish; palladium presents a high-probability retrace-to-support bounce. Oil and nat gas are range-bound. The core macro message: big-cap indices mask underlying economic stress visible in small caps.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (Drew Dosk is the host/brand intro) analyzes the post-tariff-delay rally across equities, commodities, and crypto. SPY broke out of a blue parallel channel but hasn't confirmed above horizontal resistance yet. He flags Nvidia earnings as the immediate catalyst and walks through key technical levels for QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, 10Y yield, NVDA, TSLA, META, and quantum computing stocks (QBTS, RGTI, QUBT). The core message is patience: wait for confirmation signals before entering, avoid FOMO, and use defined technical levels for entries and stops.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the post-holiday rally driven by Trump walking back his 50% EU tariff threat. He examines S&P 500 technicals (key 6,000 level as bull-flag breakout or rejection), the 10-year yield's pullback with a 4.74% upside target, dollar bear-flag dynamics, and individual setups in NVDA (earnings preview with consolidation caveat), PDD (post-earnings crash), PLTR, uranium stocks (URA: short-term overbought), Bitcoin (approaching 113-114K resistance), gold, silver, oil, and nat gas. He flags the emerging "Trump put" pattern where tariff threats cause diminishing selloffs as markets learn Trump retreats quickly.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a volatile pre-holiday session where tariff threats from Trump (25% on Apple iPhones, 50% on EU) sent markets lower early, but Treasury Secretary Bessent's reassurance that "deals are coming" calmed nerves. The S&P 500 pulled back from near-6,000 resistance toward ~5,770. Soloway outlines key technical support levels (S&P 5,660 gap fill/pivot, QQQ 490-493), analyzes gold's bullish consolidation, silver's breakout, Bitcoin's trendline resistance, Apple's range-bound channel, and Nvidia's earnings setup next week. He flags uranium as a potential blowoff top and notes continued dollar weakness supportive of gold. The core message: let charts and probabilities guide decisions, not headlines or social media hype.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (host Drew Dosek) runs through a daily market wrap covering the S&P 500, Nasdaq, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, 10-year yield, quantum computing stocks (RGTI, QBTS), and crypto assets (BTC, ADA, ETH, HYPE, AVAX). Bitcoin's breakout to new all-time highs above $109K is the standout, with a next target of $116K. He flags gold's potential correction toward $2,953, bullish consolidation in semiconductors (SMH), and multiple altcoin setups (Cardano inverse H&S targeting $0.98, Avalanche targeting $31.67). The session is entirely technical analysis with no fundamental or macro deep-dive.
Preview:A three-way market roundtable argues that Bitcoin’s breakout to new highs is being driven less by policy headlines and more by sustained buying from institutions, sovereigns, and corporate treasuries. Scott Melker is constructive on Bitcoin and selective altcoins, while Mike McGlone is much more cautious, warning that surging bond yields, weak auctions, and leverage in crypto look like late-cycle excess that could precede a broader risk-asset reversal.
Preview:Gareth Soloway breaks down the tight inverse correlation between 10-year yields and equities, triggered by a weak 20-year Treasury auction. He walks through technical setups on S&P, Bitcoin (targeting ~$113-114K), gold, silver, oil, and several earnings movers (Snowflake, Urban Outfitters, Enphase). His core message: let the charts — not opinions — dictate trades, and watch yields as the day's dominant catalyst.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's daily market wrap covers the 20-year bond auction that shook equities, a bounce in gold, Bitcoin's new all-time intraday high above $109K, and silver's breakout. The 10-year yield's inverse head-and-shoulders trigger is flagged as a major concern. Key charts analyzed: SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, plus individual names GOOGL, TSLA, AAPL, UNH, and a Wolf trade setup.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through his daily technical analysis of charts, covering S&P 500 futures, yields, key stocks (TGT, WMT, HOOD, JPM, VFC, WOLF, BUD), Bitcoin, precious metals, copper, oil, and natural gas. He flags the 1pm 20-year bond auction as today's critical catalyst, notes deteriorating US-China relations and an Israel-Iran headline as headwinds, and warns that markets are overbought and due for a sharp pullback. His core macro view remains that a recession hits late 2025 or early 2026.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (hosting as "Drew Dosk" from Trading the Close) walks through daily charts across major indices (SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM), commodities (gold, silver, oil, nat gas), Bitcoin, rates, and mega-cap tech stocks. His core thesis: multiple assets are forming immature bull flag patterns that, if confirmed, point to further upside. He also flags the D-Wave quantum supremacy announcement and its potential long-term implications for crypto mining costs.
Preview:Gareth Soloway recaps Monday's Moody's downgrade-driven dip and V-bottom recovery, with S&P 500 now testing resistance near 6,000. He notes Jamie Dimon's complacency warning, explains the yield/stock inverse correlation, and walks through setups in palladium (breakout), silver, Bitcoin (bull flag at 105K), gold (immature bear flag), QBTS (parabolic on news), Home Depot (earnings), oil (choppy bearish), and natural gas (bounce on time count). Core message: wait for mature patterns, don't jump to conclusions, and watch whether buy-the-dippers show up again at today's open.
Preview:Drew Dosk analyzes the remarkable market recovery following Moody's US debt downgrade. Despite a gap-down open, equities staged a sharp bounce-back with all-time highs in view. He walks through key technical levels across SPY, QQQ, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, 10-year yields, and several individual stocks. His core read: weekly RSI still has room to run, but daily charts are getting overbought and warning signals (Bitcoin topping tail, divergence, time counts) suggest a stall or pullback is near. Silver and Microsoft look constructive; nat gas and FSLR show bearish technicals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes markets following Moody's downgrade of U.S. debt, framing the move as mildly negative for the dollar and bullish for yields and gold. He walks through technical setups across the S&P 500, 10-year yield, dollar, Netflix, semiconductors, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas — emphasizing pattern recognition, probability-based trading, and the importance of waiting for candle confirmation rather than forcing views.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the week's market action and sets up trades for the coming week. He notes the S&P 500 rally is looking strained near 6,000 resistance, with the V-bottom bounce from April lows now up ~30% on the Nasdaq. He's skeptical of the rally's durability given negative GDP, persistent China tariffs, and Walmart's tariff-driven price hikes. Key setups: bearish oil consolidation, gold testing $3,150-3,120 support, Bitcoin in bullish consolidation between $103K-$105K, Apple short at $224 gap fill, JPMorgan pullback likely at former-support-turned-resistance, Tesla short at $378, and a starter silver long on consolidation. He remains cautiously positioned, starting to layer shorts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through his daily technical analysis game plan, covering S&P futures, 10-year yield, VIX, JP Morgan, UNH, Boeing, bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. He flags import/export price inflation as a potential headwind, notes that markets are technically overbought with VIX signaling complacency, and highlights specific trade setups: bearish on JPM at resistance, bullish capitulation bottom on UNH, and topping tail exhaustion on Boeing. Overall cautious near-term bias with markets priced for perfection on tariff deals.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (host of "Trading the Close") reviews technical charts across equities, crypto, commodities, and bonds. He highlights near-term overbought conditions on SPY and QQQ after a strong intraday rally, identifies key support/resistance levels across multiple assets, and flags potential swing-trade setups in Boeing, United Healthcare, and Dicks Sporting Goods. Core thesis: markets are approaching resistance after a tech-led rally, with RSI divergences and parallel-channel touches suggesting consolidation or pullback ahead.
Preview:This Market Mavericks episode is a three-way market debate about whether the post-April rally in stocks and crypto is a durable V-shaped recovery or a bear-market bounce that will roll over. Scott Soloway argues the charts still look constructive in the near term, especially for Bitcoin, but Mike McGlone repeatedly frames the move as a crowding event with rising systemic risk, persistent inflation/deflation pressure, and a stronger case for gold than for risk assets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through the morning's PPI and retail sales data, noting that lower-than-expected producer inflation opens the door for earlier Fed rate cuts, but weak core retail sales (ex-autos at -0.2% vs +0.3% expected) signal a struggling consumer. He then runs a technical scan across S&P futures, Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and individual stocks, applying simple trendline/support-resistance frameworks with no fundamental narrative overlay.
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews a muted, flat trading day ahead of PPI and retail sales data. He flags an unusual lack of options-expiration whipsaw and expects a near-term pullback across equities. Charts across SPY, QQQ, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and individual names (AVGO, TSLA, ARM, AMD, ACHR) all point toward overbought conditions and consolidation/pullback setups. The 10-year yield's potential inverse head-and-shoulders breakout to ~5.29% is his biggest concern. A brief ad read by "Lton" of Verified Investing promotes the Blofin crypto exchange.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues that the market is stretched after a very sharp rally and is now vulnerable to a pullback. He highlights warning signs in the VIX/VXX, rising 10-year yields, a weak-dollar setup, and resistance in high-beta names like Palantir, Robinhood, SMCI, Nvidia, and Bitcoin, while keeping a longer-term constructive view on Bitcoin and a tactical bearish view on gold.
Preview:A daily market wrap reacting to weaker-than-expected April CPI data that ignited a broad market rally, led by semiconductors. The host notes cooling housing costs as a likely driver of the miss but warns that PCE data (which weights housing less) could reverse the inflation picture in two weeks. Technical analysis covers SPY, QQQ, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, the 10-year yield, and several individual stocks (FSLR, Coinbase, NVDA, SMCI). The host sees near-term upside but cautions about overbought conditions, cycle-date inflection, and a potentially hawkish PCE surprise.
Preview:Gareth Soloway covers the post-CPI market setup across equities, crypto, rates, and commodities. He flags S&P resistance near 5,866–5,950, notes the 21–26% V-bottom rebound from April lows and draws a cautionary parallel to COVID-era market programming, and outlines specific swing-trade levels for Coinbase (short ~$245–250), UNH (potential capitulation buy ~$323), and Bitcoin (add-to-short ~$112k–113k). Gold and GDX profits were booked; oil may see a short at $65–66.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps a strong risk-on day on Wall Street driven by the US-China 90-day tariff pause (30% US tariffs on Chinese goods, 10% China tariffs on US goods). He walks through technical levels across SPY, QQQ, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and several individual stocks and cryptocurrencies, providing near-term resistance/support levels and measured-move targets. The core message: equities are extended but have room to run into resistance, gold faces continued downside in a risk-on environment, and select crypto setups (Ethereum, Bittensor, Dogecoin) look constructive on pullbacks.
Preview:Gareth Soloway analyzes the massive stock rally driven by US-China tariff de-escalation, noting the S&P is up ~21% from lows and now hitting key resistance. He warns there is no official trade deal — just a 90-day negotiation window with reduced tariffs — and sees euphoria replacing fear. He's dollar-cost-averaging into S&P shorts at resistance, eyeing short-term day-trade shorts on Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia into multi-factor resistance levels, while taking profits on a gold short (via GLL). He also flags the 10-year yield spike as a concerning signal for inflation and Fed rate cuts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a Friday market wrap-up focused on key technical levels across equities, crypto, commodities, and energy. The S&P is battling resistance at the ~5675 gap-fill/Fibonacci zone; a breakout targets 5800, while failure targets 5100 and potentially 4800. Bitcoin's rally alongside surging altcoins and meme coins is flagged as a cautionary signal for risk assets broadly. Gold shows a near-term topping pattern targeting 3150-3100, while silver is developing a bullish consolidation. Oil faces massive resistance at $65-66, with a year-end target of ~$43. Natural gas presents a short opportunity near $4.
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers a Friday technical analysis session covering S&P 500, NASDAQ, yields, crypto, gold, and individual stocks. He sees equities consolidating at a bullish inflection point driven by trade-deal headlines but warns of diminishing returns. He initiated a starter Bitcoin short near $106K with a max target at $113K, expects gold to pull back further short-term, and identifies day-trade levels in stocks like Expedia, Cloudflare, and Trade Desk. His core message: trade probabilities off charts, not emotions off headlines.
Preview:Drew Dosk analyzes the May 8 market rally sparked by a UK tariff deal. He walks through SPY, QQQ, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and individual stocks (MSFT, TSLA, AAPL) plus crypto (ETH, DOT, ADA, XRP). His core read: the UK deal is incremental progress but a deal with Canada, Mexico, or China would be far more impactful. He flags overbought signals in Bitcoin and Ethereum, expects gold to decline toward $3,100, and identifies bull flags in TSLA and ETH as constructive patterns.
Preview:Gareth Soloway walks through the morning tape after a Fed meeting, chip-curb rollback, and a UK trade deal. He frames the string of post-Fed announcements as likely coordinated to offset Powell's lack of a rate cut. The tactical focus is on whether the S&P can take out last week's highs or will show "diminishing returns" on trade-deal news — a sell-the-news signal. He outlines specific technical levels on SPY/QQQ, 10-year yield in a bullish pattern, and individual names like Carvana (short), Shopify (avoid), AppLovin (short target at 377 gap fill), ARM (short on retrace), and Bitcoin (nearing short-entry zone above $100K). Gold is seen pulling back before heading to $4,000; a daily close above $3,500 negates that pullback thesis.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps the May 7, 2025 FOMC day: the Fed held rates steady as expected, with Powell emphasizing uncertainty around tariffs. Markets initially sold off on the statement but reversed higher into the close. Dosk walks through technical levels across the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas, then covers individual stock moves in Google (hit by Apple's AI-search comments), Apple, Disney, Uber, and Amazon. He sees gold and silver topping tails pointing to near-term downside, Bitcoin near a positive parallel-channel retest, and rates potentially starting to cut in July.
Preview:Gareth Soloway previews the May 7, 2025 trading day ahead of the Fed decision, expecting no rate change but focusing on Powell's guidance. He highlights China-US trade negotiation news as a bullish catalyst, the India-Pakistan conflict as an underappreciated tail risk, and runs through technical setups on UPS, Sarepta Therapeutics, SMCI, Uber, Disney, WeRide, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and Bitcoin. His core trades: short gold on technical topping signals, long WeRide on momentum, and pending entries on SMCI, oil, and natural gas at key levels.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (presenting as "Drew Dosk") runs through key technical levels for major stocks and indexes after a down day. SPY gapped below the 50% retracement of its declining channel; a potential inverse head-and-shoulders is forming but hasn't triggered. He flags resistance/support for Rivian, Wynn, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and earnings setups for ARM, Carvana, AVGO, and Tesla. Palantir's post-earnings collapse is analyzed as a textbook technical rejection at his pre-identified $129.51 resistance. Gold's topping tail signals a possible short opportunity on a 50% retrace. The overall tone is cautious but methodical — no macro thesis, purely levels-based.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews pre-market technicals ahead of the Fed decision, framing the S&P 500 pullback from the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement and gap-fill resistance as a textbook technical fade. He highlights his Palantir short that worked into earnings, warns Bitcoin is losing momentum, eyes a potential gold re-short on a Fib retrace, and stresses that the psychological edge of trading data over emotion is the core lesson.
Preview:A daily market wrap ahead of the FOMC decision. Drew Dosek runs through post-close earnings setups for Palantir, Ford, Hims, then recaps a quiet flat session across equities, oil, gold, silver, Bitcoin, natural gas, and previews Tuesday's SMCI and AMD earnings. The macro focus is on Wednesday's Fed guidance (rate cut probability <10%), with technical levels and patterns (inverse head & shoulders on SPY, RSI divergence on Netflix) driving near-term trade ideas.
Preview:Gareth Soloway runs through his daily technical analysis of US equities, crypto, energy, and metals. His core view: the S&P 500 has hit a gap-fill and Fibonacci resistance cluster around 5675-5700, and he expects a pullback rather than a breakout to new all-time highs. He initiated shorts on the S&P and Meta on Friday, and highlights bearish setups in Netflix (tariff headline), GE Aerospace, and semiconductors (SMH). He also covers Bitcoin's failed breakout, oil's bear flag breakdown on OPEC supply news, natural gas resistance levels, and gold/silver bounces after taking partial profits on precious metals shorts.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues gold is in a normal short-term pullback after a strong 2025 run, but remains a long-term bull. He is constructive on gold miners, cautious on silver until macro conditions improve, bearish on the stock market and U.S. dollar, and expects tariffs, higher yields, and slower growth to keep pressure on risk assets. He also likes Bitcoin long term but thinks it may offer better entries later this year, and says he is hiding in safer, lower-valuation names like Pfizer and select non-U.S. assets.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a strong jobs-data rally (Dow +650, S&P +100) but warns that copper, oil, and gold are not confirming the "robust economy" narrative. He flags the S&P 500 at a critical ~5,700 resistance zone (61.8% Fib retracement) and says extreme bullish sentiment — the mirror of the panic three weeks ago — is a contrarian sell signal. He took profits on Google/Amazon longs and flipped to aggressive shorts, expects gold to dip to ~3,150–3,100 before becoming a buy, and remains unconfirmed on Bitcoin's breakout above $96K.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews the May 2 jobs report (177K vs 138K expected), China trade-talk headlines, and earnings from AAPL, AMZN, and others. He outlines that the S&P 500 is within points of his long-standing gap-fill target (~5675), after which he flips tactically bearish and will begin accumulating shorts. He walks through specific entry levels for AAPL, NFLX, AMZN, Block (XYZ), Atlassian (TEAM), Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold/silver, oil, and natural gas — mixing day-trade and swing-trade setups. He also announces an options service launching Monday.
Preview:Drew Dosek runs through key technical levels and earnings reactions across major names (MSFT, META, AMZN, AAPL, RDDT, NVDA-linked semis, BTC, gold, oil, nat gas) in a daily market-wrap format. The session is built around post-MSFT-earnings momentum, noting the S&P 500 tagged the 50% retracement of its parallel channel at resistance. He flags BTC breaking above consolidation, gold/silver pulling back as risk-on returns, and an intraday oil spike on Trump's Iran oil-purchase threat. The setup is tactical: watch whether this week's mega-cap earnings confirm a broader rally, with tariff headlines as the main override risk.
Preview:Gareth Soloway reviews a tech-driven rally following Microsoft (MSFT) and Meta (META) earnings beats. He identifies key resistance levels for the S&P 500 (~5675 gap fill) and QQQ (~493) where he plans to initiate or add to short positions. He provides detailed technical setups for MSFT (resistance at $438–442) and META (resistance at $603–610), analyzes Bitcoin's bull flag, notes gold's bearish breakdown, and flags a potential uptick in jobless claims as an early warning on the economy. His stance: near-term caution with tactical shorts at resistance, but mid-to-long-term gold bull and dollar bear intact.
Preview:A daily market wrap reacting to the April 30 GDP contraction (-0.3%) and weak ADP jobs (62K vs 125K est), followed by a relief rally on cooler-than-expected PCE data. Drew Dosi of Verified Investing walks through technical levels for MSFT, META, AAPL, AMZN earnings plays, reviews S&P 500 support/resistance after the intraday reversal, and discusses SMCI's pre-earnings warning. Gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and Bitcoin get brief technical check-ins. The back half includes a Blofin crypto exchange sponsor segment hosted by "Lton."
Preview:Gareth Soloway delivers his morning market briefing on April 30, 2025, reacting to a sharp pre-market selloff driven by a negative Q1 GDP print (-0.2%) and weak ADP jobs data (62K vs. 100K+ expected). He flags stagflation risk as core PCE came in hot alongside the growth scare. Technically, he highlights that the NASDAQ 100 filled its post-Liberation Day gap and has now rejected hard — a short he entered via QID. He runs through levels on SMCI, Snapchat, Starbucks, First Solar, Bitcoin, gold, oil, and natural gas, emphasizing that this is likely a bear market rally rolling over and that swing trades need to wait for ridiculously low levels given the new macro regime.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (Drew Dosk) delivers a technical-analysis-driven daily market wrap, scanning equities, commodities, crypto, and forex. His core thesis: markets are in a wait-and-see mode ahead of mega-cap tech earnings (Meta, Microsoft, Robinhood, Qualcomm), with bullish exhaustion on the S&P 500 and gold likely rolling over near-term. He highlights the extreme divergence between Netflix's all-time highs and other beaten-down mega caps, arguing Netflix is overextended and ripe for a pullback. He provides specific support/resistance levels for each asset and advises reactive trading around earnings rather than pre-positioning.
Preview:Gareth Soloway's daily Game Plan walkthrough covers S&P 500, Nasdaq, earnings movers (PayPal, SoFi, Spotify, GM, UPS, HIMS, NXPI, NVO), Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and the 10-year yield. The S&P holds a bullish flag with ~80% odds of filling the gap near 5700; QQQ is neutral after kissing its gap-fill target. Gold shows a bearish topping tail/flag, oil's bear flag is breaking lower, and Bitcoin is stuck at ~96K resistance. Multiple earnings-driven trade levels are annotated with emphasis on probability, humility, and not chasing.
Preview:A daily technical-analysis market wrap where Drew Dosk scans equity indices, commodities, crypto, and individual stocks (MAG7, Coinbase, Instacart) ahead of a heavy earnings week. He flags extended S&P 500 rallies due for a pullback, identifies key support/resistance levels on multiple assets, and previews UPS and PayPal earnings with levels and directional bias. The session ends with a sponsored crypto demo-trading segment from Lton at Blofin.
Preview:Gareth Soloway presents a technical-analysis-driven market scan covering S&P 500, 10-year Treasury yields, major tech earnings plays (NVDA, META, MSFT, AAPL), Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas. His core thesis: equities have limited upside remaining (~2.4% on SPY to gap-fill resistance), after which he expects a meaningful pullback, partly signaled by a bull flag in 10-year yields that implies yields will eventually break higher. He identifies specific short-entry levels for individual stocks around earnings and outlines key support/resistance zones across assets using parallels, Fibonacci retracements, and flag patterns.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the post-“Liberation Day” tariff shock is a fear-driven repricing event that likely has more downside ahead for equities, even though it may create strong short-term bounce trades in beaten-down names. He is bearish on the broader market, constructive on select technical bounces in high-quality stocks, and still bullish on gold over the medium to long term despite its near-term weakness.
Preview:Gareth Soloway argues the market has likely shifted from sideways consolidation to a more bearish phase after key technical breaks in the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, Bitcoin, and some high-flying equities. He links the weakness to slowing consumer data, profit slowdowns, tariff uncertainty, and growing recession/stagflation risk, while still expecting tactical bounces and emphasizing select opportunities in defensive names and gold.
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