His recurring economic worldview is broadly tactical and price-action driven rather than macro-theoretical.
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Drew Dosk presents as a technical-trading educator and market commentator associated with Verified Investing. In the supplied material, he consistently frames markets through chart structure, trendlines, parallel channels, RSI, measured moves, and support/resistance. He emphasizes repeatable process, emotional discipline, and institutional-style analysis over news-driven reactions. His recurring on-air style is high-conviction but caveated: he often says rallies are overbought or near resistance while still waiting for confirmation before calling a reversal.
His recurring economic worldview is broadly tactical and price-action driven rather than macro-theoretical. He sees markets as rotating between risk-on and risk-off regimes, with leadership shifting among sectors and indices; he places special weight on semiconductors, transports, the Nasdaq, and small caps as signals of broader market health. He repeatedly argues that strong vertical moves tend to cool off, consolidate, or retrace when they reach channel tops or overbought RSI levels. He also favors relative-strength leadership themes such as AI, memory chips, and hardware over software when momentum and institutional flow are aligning. Overall, he appears to believe markets are readable through structure, and that disciplined traders can anticipate likely ranges and inflection points better than headline-following investors.
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Preview:Drew Dosk recaps a mixed session where semiconductors bucked broader index weakness to negate a head-and-shoulders pattern, while rising yields and after-hours Big Tech earnings (Tesla, Google, IBM, Texas Instruments) created cross-currents. He flags a disconnect between higher 10-year yields and resilient semis, walks through gold/silver breaking resistance but still in bearish consolidation, highlights SMCI's 20% surge on record Q4 orders, and previews key support/resistance levels across the complex ahead of Intel and Newmont earnings the next day.
Preview:A technical-analysis-driven daily market wrap where Drew Dosek reviews price action across equities, semiconductors, bonds, commodities, and crypto. The core story: yesterday's head-and-shoulders patterns across SMH, MU, SNDK, and WDC were mostly negated today by a low-volume gap-up, which he suspects is short-covering rather than genuine buying conviction. He flags key resistance levels across all assets and cautions against premature bullishness, urging confirmation tomorrow.
Preview:Drew Dosk of Verified Investing joins tastylive to discuss the market rotation hammering semiconductors while Apple hits new highs. He breaks down the SMH topping pattern that flagged trouble in June, explains how intraday rotation between memory plays and Apple acts like a lever, and walks through his recent Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) trade tied to the Grand Theft Auto 6 release cycle. The conversation blends macro rotation observations with practical pattern-recognition and upcoming options service plans.
Preview:Drew Dosek breaks down a day dominated by semiconductor selling pressure, triggered by Taiwan Semi's margin-compressing earnings. The SMH triggered a head-and-shoulders breakdown with a measured move implying another ~19% downside. He walks through key support/resistance on SPY, QQQ, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, plus viewer-request charts (NVDA, XOP, TTWO, BBY). Core warning: semis lead the market, and the SMH breakdown could drag everything lower. Defensive setups are emerging in Best Buy, XOP, and nat gas.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on how the market reacted to weaker-than-expected PPI. Drew Dosk argues the S&P 500 is in a confirmed breakout for now, but the real question is whether it has enough follow-through, while the QQQ and semis remain more fragile despite intraday buying. He also walks through rate-sensitive moves in the 10-year yield, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, bitcoin, and several individual stocks showing either breakouts, resistance tests, or potential head-and-shoulders breakdowns.
Preview:Drew Dosk of Verified Investing walks through a session where IBM's 5% revenue warning triggered a 25% single-day crash — its worst since Black Monday 1987 — dragging Oracle and Ericsson down with it. Despite that, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 held above trend-line support, SMH got a lift from memory plays, and Bitcoin rallied back toward its parallel channel. He flags the odd divergence of falling inflation data alongside stubbornly elevated 10-year yields, runs technical support/resistance levels across SPY, QQQ, SMH, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, Oracle, IBM, Ericsson, CrowdStrike, and MPWR, and closes with a reminder that PPI is due tomorrow.
Preview:Drew Dosek recaps a broad market selloff driven by rising bond yields and tech weakness, with inflation data looming. He walks through technical levels across the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, semis (SMH), gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and Bitcoin — all mostly bearish — then highlights two bright spots: Intuit (INTU) and Salesforce (CRM) bucking the trend. He flags key support/resistance levels on ARM, MRVL, and ALAB, framing the tech pullback as a potential entry opportunity for names that ran 200-400%.
Preview:Drew Dossey recaps a day where tech rebounded as falling 10-year yields and a weaker dollar provided breathing room. The S&P 500 closed above a key declining trendline, putting it in potential breakout mode, while semiconductors lag structurally despite leading daily gains. Natural gas crashed on a storage surplus, breaking bullish consolidation — but Dossey sees a potential inverse head-and-shoulders setup near $2.90. He walks through charts for gold, silver, oil, Bitcoin, and several individual names including SNDK, LITE, ONTO, COST, MSFT, and ZTS.
Preview:Drew Dosk walks through daily market action across semiconductors, major indices, bonds, commodities, crypto, and individual stocks. The core thesis: the SMH semiconductor ETF is under technical stress (topping tails, sleeper holds, engulfing reversals), and as long as semis are weak, the broader market is likely to follow. He flags a wedge pattern on SPY nearing resolution. The 10-year yield is threatening a breakout toward 4.68% and potentially 5%, which he sees as a headwind for growth/tech. Gold and silver are under pressure from rising rates. Individual stock setups include bullish reversals on BABA and AVGO, a head-and-shoulders risk on NVDA, and sleeper-hold short patterns on IBM, Axon, and Figma. The show includes a promotional pitch for his educational courses.
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews a rough day for tech/semis (SMH down 3.78%) triggered by Samsung's earnings miss and DeepSeek-related dilution fears for Nvidia. He walks through technical charts across S&P 500, Nasdaq, SMH, bonds, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, and several memory stocks (SanDisk, WDC, Micron). The core call: his "sleeper hold" pattern on SMH flagged the exhaustion in semis before the selloff, and he sees near-term bounce potential in the beaten-down memory names. Rising 10-year yields are pressuring metals and growth stocks. He also notes oil rallied on Middle East deal-faltering news and sees nat gas coiling for a bullish move into winter.
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews the post-July 4th trading day, noting low volatility and sideways action after an overnight gap-up. He walks through daily charts for SPY, QQQ, SMH, yields, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, and several individual stocks. Key themes: multiple stocks are on breakout watch (Tesla, AET, AVGO, BE, MRNA), gold had a strong gap-up over resistance, the 10-year yield is consolidating at a key pivot, and the SMH is giving mixed signals with a potential near-term bottom forming.
Preview:Drew Dosek flags a wave of weekly topping tails across major tech and semiconductor stocks, arguing they signal sustained downside pressure. He pairs this technical warning with CME FedWatch data showing rising probabilities of rate hikes starting September 2026 — a hawkish shift he sees as underappreciated. The S&P 500 and QQQ suffered heavy intraday selling before a late short-covering bounce; the SMH led losses down 4.54%. Gold, oil, nat gas, and Bitcoin get quick scans, but the core message is caution on tech into next week.
Preview:Drew Dosek, filling in for Gareth Soloway, covers the market pop after the massive NFP jobs miss (57K vs 115K expected). He argues the pop is tactical and temporary — rate hikes are still priced for September 2026 and March 2027, and selling pressure has already returned intraday. The core focus is on the 10-year yield and semiconductors (SMH) as the real risk-on barometers. He flags bearish technical patterns across SMH, gold, oil, nat gas, and Bitcoin, while highlighting a few tactical breakout setups (HOOD, ROAD, MSTR). The pre-holiday light volume adds uncertainty, and he warns that this week's selling pressure is abnormal for the season.
Preview:Drew Dosek recaps a turbulent day where the S&P 500 closed near flat but semiconductors (SMH) plunged 5.4% on renewed rate-hike fears after hot ISM manufacturing and JOLTS data. The 10-year yield pushed back to key resistance, and FedWatch now shows a potential hike in March 2027. He frames the selloff as a rotation out of overbought semis into beaten-down names like Meta (+8.8%), Tesla, Reddit, and Palantir, while flagging breakdown risks in NBIS (-17%), continued weakness in gold/silver/oil/nat gas, and a bearish head-and-shoulders target on Bitcoin near $37,500.
Preview:Drew Dosk reviews a low-volume, end-of-quarter session where window dressing lifted markets. He walks through SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, and several individual stocks. His core view: near-term upside is possible but many assets are at resistance; Bitcoin cycle analysis suggests a bottom around October 2026 (~$50K area); several stocks (Google, Intel, ONTO, Axon, Wing Stop, Texas Roadhouse) show breakout setups with consolidation patterns as foreshadowing signals.
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews technical setups heading into a holiday-shortened July 4th week. The key development: SMH (semiconductor ETF) confirmed a breakdown from its steep inclining trendline, which he frames as "cracks in the ice" and a potential head-and-shoulders top forming — though he acknowledges price could still recapture the trendline and make new all-time highs. He scans SPY, QQQ, bonds, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, Apple, Spotify, Roblox, and SMR (NuScale Power), providing near-term levels. The tone is cautious but not panicked: several assets show bearish consolidations with buyers defending key support.
Preview:Drew Dosek recaps a session where markets bounced on Micron earnings and a hot-but-in-line core PCE print that reinforced Fed hike expectations. He walks through charts on S&P 500, Nasdaq, SMH, yields, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, and several individual stocks, leaning on trend lines and parallels. The core tension: tech stays elevated despite rising rate odds — a divergence he finds peculiar but not yet resolved. He flags near-term resistance and support levels across assets, notes Bitcoin RSI divergence suggesting a near-term bottom attempt, and promotes his educational courses (40% off through July 12).
Preview:Drew Dosek argues that the market’s late-day rebound — led by SMH and Micron — may have postponed a potential semiconductor trend break, but the next real test is still tomorrow’s core PCE print. He treats the semis as the lead indicator for SPY and QQQ, while also walking through a broad technical read on yields, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, Bitcoin, and several semiconductor names.
Preview:Drew Dosk argues the market is at a short-term inflection point: large-cap tech is still structurally strong, but several charts are showing near-term fragility ahead of core PCE and Micron earnings. He leans cautious on equities, expects inflation/rates to be the main catalyst, and points to key support/resistance levels across the S&P 500, Nasdaq, semis, yields, gold, oil, Bitcoin, and several individual stocks.
Preview:The speaker argues that the market finished the week in a chaotic but broadly constructive way, with options-expiration whipsaws reversing earlier bearish signals and tech/semis reasserting strength after the Apple-Intel partnership news. He is tactically focused on whether the recent SMH topping-tail setup is truly negated or merely delayed, while also tracking yields, gold, oil, Bitcoin, and several large-cap tech charts for next-week follow-through.
Preview:Drew Dossey argues that the market reacted to a hawkish Fed/Warsh-led message with a late-day risk-off move: yields and the dollar jumped, while equities, gold, silver, Bitcoin, and oil all weakened. His focus is on technical damage in the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and especially semiconductors, where repeated closes under trend lines and topping-tail candles may be early signs that the powerful tech/AI rally is starting to crack.
Preview:Drew Dosk’s video is a mostly technical daily market wrap focused on broad indices, semis, rates, commodities, crypto, and several individual stocks. The immediate tone is cautious after a sharp selloff, with the speaker framing today’s weakness as potentially tied to options expiration and positioning rather than a confirmed trend change. He emphasizes that several charts are at inflection points, especially SMH, oil, Bitcoin, Apple, HOOD, BE, and Roblox.
Preview:A fast, chart-driven daily market wrap: the speaker argues that weekend peace-news sent U.S. oil lower and helped trigger a broad risk-on move, led by semiconductors and large-cap tech. He focuses on whether the day’s rebound is the start of a durable recovery or just another headline-driven swing, with key attention on FOMC, options expiration, Treasury yields, and whether sectors like oil, gold, silver, nat gas, Bitcoin, and several individual stocks can hold or break their current technical levels.
Preview:The video is a market-close technical recap arguing that a sharp late-day rally was driven by headline relief around a potential Middle East peace deal, which helped reverse an earlier bearish tape. The speaker says the move lowered yields, weakened the dollar, boosted gold/silver, and revived risk assets, while several semis and memory-related names showed important divergences between strong and weak charts.
Preview:The speaker argues that the market’s recent upside has likely stalled and that several major indices are now flashing bearish technical breakdown risks after a hot CPI print. He highlights weakness in the S&P 500, Nasdaq, semis, small caps, gold/silver, Bitcoin, Nvidia, SMCI, and Oracle, while noting a few pockets of relative strength like Robinhood and LIT.
Preview:Drew Dosk’s market wrap argues that the afternoon bounce improved the immediate tape but did not fully repair the damage from the morning selloff, so the next session’s closes matter most. He is watching the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and SMH for confirmation or failure around Friday’s candle, while CPI, rising yields, oil, and Middle East risk are the key macro catalysts into tomorrow.
Preview:This is a technical market wrap focused on major U.S. indexes, rates, commodities, crypto, and a handful of stocks. The speaker argues that Friday’s sell-off in equities was serious, driven by hot jobs data and a shift toward higher-for-longer rates, and that the key question for the market is whether today’s bounce can negate the large red candles on the S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, and IWM. He is more constructive on very near-term bounces in semis, gold, nat gas, Bitcoin, Intel, and some individual names, but remains cautious because yields are rising and several charts still sit at important breakdown points.
Preview:A weekly market wrap arguing that stronger labor data pushed yields and the dollar higher, which hit equities hard and likely damaged the near-term tech rally. The speaker leans bearish on major indices, semis, Bitcoin, and several mega-cap names unless key support levels are quickly reclaimed, while viewing higher rates as a broad headwind.
Preview:The speaker argues that the market’s post-earnings selloff was quickly bought, showing strong dip-buying behavior and resilience in the major indexes. He focuses on bullish consolidation in the S&P 500, NASDAQ, SMH, IWM, and several stocks, while warning that some names are overextended and likely need pullbacks before becoming attractive entries.
Preview:A technical market wrap arguing that stronger-than-expected labor data has shifted the near-term setup toward higher-for-longer rates, pressuring equities, gold, silver, and Bitcoin while supporting the dollar and keeping oil/nat gas in focus. The speaker walks through key chart levels for major indices and several stocks, emphasizing that many markets are extended and likely to consolidate or pull back before any new upside attempt.
Preview:A chart-driven market wrap focused on the latest all-time highs in the S&P 500, QQQ, and semiconductors, while warning that the rally is increasingly extended and crowded. The speaker is bullish on the near-term trend in AI/tech names but repeatedly flags overbought conditions, profit-taking risk, and the possibility that some leaders like Bitcoin, MSTR, silver, and parts of the semiconductor trade may be near tactical pullbacks.
Preview:The video argues that U.S. markets are being led by a powerful tech/AI surge, with Nvidia’s new RTX Spark announcement and the upcoming Computex conference acting as the main catalysts. The speaker says the S&P 500, Nasdaq, SMH, Nvidia, Microsoft, Dell, IBM, ARM, and even some related names are breaking or threatening to break to new highs, while Meta, Intel, and a few non-tech areas lag or weaken.
Preview:Drew Dosk argues that the market’s new all-time highs were driven by a broad risk-on reaction, especially after Iran-related headlines and lower 10-year yields, but he says semis (SMH) still lagged and may be due for a pullback after an extended run. He stays mostly technical, walking through major index, commodity, bond, crypto, and post-earnings stock charts, with a recurring message that many of these breakouts need confirmation over the next day or two.
Preview:The speaker framed the session as a mostly modest pullback in U.S. equities after all-time highs, with semiconductors showing the most weakness and oil/geopolitics the main macro risk. His core message was that the market’s near-term tone still looks risk-on in places like tech and semis, but the unresolved U.S.-Iran/Hormuz situation could quickly flip sentiment if oil spikes and global growth or travel strains worsen.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap arguing that the broad equity rally is still intact, with the S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, and IWM all making or holding around new highs after a holiday-thinned session. The speaker says the strongest confirmation came from tech and semis, especially Micron’s explosive move, while watching for follow-through above today’s highs to prove the breakout is sustainable.
Preview:The video is a technical-market wrap focused on a sharp risk-on reversal after reports of a potential U.S.-Iran deal pushed oil and the 10-year yield lower, while stocks, semis, and small caps bounced. The speaker frames most moves through parallel channels, support/resistance, and overbought conditions, with a separate pre-earnings look at Nvidia and a viewer-requested chart on MXL.
Preview:The speaker says the market is showing a mild but notable shift in character: major equity indices are down, the 10-year yield is spiking, and several charts are flashing bearish continuation setups. He is cautious on broad equities, expects further near-term pressure if yields stay elevated, and highlights specific names like Google, Amazon, Costco, ALAB, Bitcoin, oil, and gold as the day’s key movers.
Preview:A chart-driven market wrap arguing that the latest intraday reversal was driven by a reported delay/cancellation of Iran strikes, which helped oil fall and equities recover. The speaker says the bigger setup remains rising yields, fading momentum in high-beta tech/semis/small caps, and several leaders sitting near nearby support levels.
Preview:Drew Dosk runs a broad technical market recap centered on the S&P 500, QQQ, semis, yields, commodities, Bitcoin, and several individual stocks. The main message is that risk assets remain strong but many charts are overbought, making the next move dependent on how markets react to China-related announcements and whether recent breakouts can hold.
Preview:The speaker argues that markets are ignoring hot inflation because they’re being lifted by optimism around a U.S.-China meeting and a large CEO delegation, then walks through bullish near-term chart setups in major indexes and leading stocks, while warning that several stretched charts could snap sharply if momentum fades.
Preview:The speaker argues the market cooled intraday after a hot CPI print and higher oil, but dip buyers still defended major indexes into the close. He stays tactically cautious on equities because rising 10-year yields, hot inflation, and geopolitical oil strength could pressure high-flyers, while he remains constructive on selected names with clear technical setups and catalysts like QUBT, MDB, AET, and Take-Two.
Preview:The video is a technical-market wrap arguing that U.S. equities, semiconductors, and several individual stocks are at or near short-term decision points after a strong melt-up. The speaker is bullish on momentum but repeatedly warns that overbought conditions, measured-move targets, and upcoming CPI data could trigger consolidation or pullbacks.
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:A technical market wrap focused on a one-day software rebound, broad index weakness, gold/silver strength, oil/nat gas/Bitcoin levels, and a batch of post-earnings setups in software, cloud, cybersecurity, and crypto-related names.
Preview:The speaker argues that the latest rally in equities, semis, and large-cap tech is being driven by both a sharp oil selloff and strong earnings, but says many major charts are now stretched and approaching resistance. He highlights AMD, SMCI, Disney, and Apple as notable post-earnings movers, while warning that oil, Bitcoin, and several indices are near decision points.
Preview:The speaker argues that U.S. equities remain in a strong breakout phase, with Nasdaq, semis, Russell 2000, and several AI/chip names making fresh highs or key technical breaks. He is bullish tactically on the ongoing rally, but keeps emphasizing nearby resistance, overbought conditions, and the possibility of failed breakouts if follow-through does not hold.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap arguing that most major indexes are still in consolidation, but several assets are at important inflection points: SPY/S&P 500 is showing a mild topping signal, NASDAQ and IWM are still near highs, yields are nearing a meaningful 4.5% threshold, gold and silver are pulling back, oil and natural gas are reacting to Middle East risk, and Bitcoin finally pushed above $80K with follow-through implications for MSTR and Coinbase.
Preview:Technical market wrap focused on index strength, rate-sensitive sectors, commodities, crypto, and several earnings movers. The speaker argues that the market is broadly extended, with key resistance levels near current highs, while single-name setups are mostly about post-earnings trend-line bounces or pullbacks.
Preview:A technical market recap covering the FOMC, broad indices, rates, commodities, Bitcoin, and a heavy post-earnings focus on semis, memory/storage, brokers, and megacap tech. The main message is that price action is being driven more by earnings quality and guidance than by the macro event, with several post-earnings charts showing sell-the-news behavior.
Preview:Drew Dosk argues that the day’s market weakness was driven mainly by semis/AI sentiment, with WSJ/OpenAI revenue worries and a spike in oil after Iran-related headlines adding near-term pressure. He frames the broader tape as still in consolidation, then walks through key technical levels across indices, semis, gold/silver, oil, Bitcoin, and several earnings names.
Preview:A technical-market wrap focused on broad equity strength, Nvidia’s breakout to new highs, semis, and a handful of momentum names. The speaker is bullish on the near-term trend in stocks, but repeatedly warns that many leaders are overbought and due for pullbacks or retests of broken trend lines.
Preview:The speaker ran a technical-market recap focused on a volatile Thursday session driven by Middle East escalation headlines, with equities recovering into the close while oil spiked and several single names reported earnings. The core message was that price action remained headline-sensitive but resilient, with index charts still in uptrends and several assets sitting at key resistance or breakout/retest levels.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on broad risk-on strength, led by AI/semiconductor names and memory stocks making fresh highs. The speaker argues that the major indices are short-term overbought and likely due for a pause, even as momentum remains strong and several earnings names are extending higher after the bell.
Preview:Drew Dosek says near-term market action is being driven by a fresh geopolitical risk flare-up, with oil strengthening, gold pulling back, and major indices losing some momentum after extended advances. He frames the tape as still technically bullish in several areas, but increasingly stretched, with key trendline and support levels deciding whether this is just consolidation or the start of a deeper fade.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap arguing that several major indices and related assets are stretched into resistance after a sharp options-expiration-driven rally, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq, transports, SMH, IWM, gold, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, and several single names all being framed as near-term overextended or at breakout points.
Preview:The video is a market technicals update from Drew Dosk of Verified Investing. He argues U.S. equities are still grinding to new highs but are increasingly overbought and due for at least a near-term pullback, while several sectors and names—especially semis, AMD, Dell, Bitcoin, Solana, and oil—show strong momentum. He also promotes the Trader Core educational course releasing tomorrow and frames the core message as disciplined chart reading over hype.
Preview:The speaker argues that the rally in U.S. equities is being driven by low-volume short covering and options expiration rather than strong conviction, and warns the market may be vulnerable to a near-term pullback after multiple indices hit all-time highs.
Preview:The speaker argues the market is in a powerful, low-volume short squeeze led by mega caps and semis, with SPY, QQQ, IWM, and SMH pushing toward or through key resistance. He is bullish tactically but repeatedly warns that the move is overbought and vulnerable to a pullback or consolidation, especially if volume stays weak.
Preview:The video is a market/technical wrap arguing that a broad rally was driven by a midday oil drop after news on the Strait of Hormuz/ Iranian port blockade, with major indices, semis, and several stocks breaking or testing key trend lines while many are already near overbought levels.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap arguing that today’s sharp rally in semiconductors and the Dow Transports is encouraging but not yet fully confirmed. The speaker sees SMH’s new highs, lower Treasury yields, and improving Bitcoin consolidation as bullish signs, but repeatedly warns that weak SMH volume, stretched RSI, and overhead resistance in the S&P 500 and several semis could make this a blowoff-top-like move rather than a clean trend restart.
Preview:The speaker treats the day’s sharp market rally as a fragile relief move, not a confirmed recovery. He sees the main swing factors as Middle East ceasefire risk, oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, semis leadership, and whether yields keep easing.
Preview:A market wrap centered on a geopolitical deadline, with the speaker arguing that oil and news flow are dominating intraday direction. He says equities recovered into the close as oil sold off on speculation of delayed conflict timing, then reviews major index, rate, commodity, crypto, and stock charts for near-term trade setups.
Preview:The speaker argues the post-holiday rally is too fragile to trust because volume is extremely light and a major Iran-related deadline is approaching. He reviews key levels across S&P 500, Nasdaq, IWM, SMH, yields, gold, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, and several stocks, mostly framing the tape as a tactical bounce inside broader unresolved resistance.
Preview:The video argues that markets staged a sharp intraday reversal on geopolitics headlines about the Strait of Hormuz, but the move lacked conviction because volume was light. The speaker walks through key index, rates, commodity, crypto, and stock charts, emphasizing near-term resistance/support levels and warning that weekend geopolitical risk could still pressure equities and oil higher.
Preview:The speaker argues the market bounce looks unconvincing because volume is weak, while oil’s pullback has eased pressure. He stays constructive on select names like Intel, Wingstop, and some space/aerospace stocks, but warns several indices and memory/AI names are still sitting at resistance or forming bearish patterns.
Preview:The speaker argues the market staged a broad relief bounce after news that Iran and the U.S. were moving closer to a peace deal, with mega-cap tech and semis leading. He frames the move as technically meaningful but still mostly a rebound within larger bearish or consolidation structures, and he highlights specific resistance levels across major indexes and leaders like Meta, Google, Microsoft, Palantir, and Broadcom.
Preview:A technical market wrap arguing that broad risk assets sold off because oil surged to a key resistance area, leaving the S&P 500, NASDAQ, Russell 2000, and semis oversold and vulnerable near term but also setting up bounce opportunities if Middle East/oil pressure eases. The speaker also flags relative strength in defensives and select names like Meta, P&G, Pepsi, OXY, and RKLB while warning that crowded AI/memory stocks are breaking trend.
Preview:The video is a tactical market wrap focused on a sharp risk-off day tied to Iran/Middle East headlines, with oil spiking, stocks selling off, yields rising, and several chart levels breaking. The speaker argues the immediate setup remains fragile into the weekend and that oil news will continue to drive equity direction.
Preview:The speaker argues that the broad market is bouncing from short-term consolidation, but the rally remains fragile unless key support/ trend levels hold and oil eases. He highlights a mini "DeepSeek moment" from Google's new memory-compression tech as a potential medium-term headwind for memory-chip names, while Nvidia, Micron, and Sandisk are all framed as technically vulnerable despite the day's rebound.
Preview:A technical market wrap arguing that major indices are due for a bounce, but elevated 10-year yields and oil volatility are delaying it. The speaker is selectively bullish on short-term rebounds in oversold names like IWM and GIS, while warning that SMH, Google, Microsoft, and energy stocks remain vulnerable to further downside or exhaustion.
Preview:The speaker argues that the day’s market volatility was driven by shifting Iran war headlines, which reversed an early risk-on rally. He frames the setup as tactically bearish near term for major indexes, cautious on Bitcoin, and constructive for select reopening/travel stocks if conflict de-escalates and oil keeps falling.
Preview:Weekly technical market wrap focused on broad equity weakness, rising yields, stronger oil, pressure on gold/silver, and a mixed-to-bearish read on major tech and AI leaders. The speaker argues multiple charts have broken key trend lines or are at risk of doing so, while a few names like Planet Labs showed post-earnings strength.
Preview:A morning trade-setup video focused on triple witching volatility, higher oil, and a handful of stock-specific day trades. The speaker urged lighter positioning, highlighted SMCI as an avoid due to alleged legal/regulatory trouble, and framed FedEx and light-sensitive momentum names as possible long setups while warning that rising oil could pressure equities.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on a late-day geopolitical headline that briefly lifted equities and hit oil, alongside chart-based levels for major indexes, yields, commodities, Bitcoin, and several single names. The speaker remains broadly cautious on SPY/Nasdaq/Bitcoin near term, thinks yields and some commodity charts are still weak, and uses MU, AAT, GE, and CHRW as examples of repeated support/resistance patterns.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap around the FOMC, arguing the Fed stayed hawkish enough to pressure equities while yields, oil, and inflation-sensitive assets moved higher. The speaker uses S&P 500, Nasdaq, small caps, semis, transports, gold, silver, oil, Bitcoin, and several single stocks to frame a broadly bearish near-term setup with a few exceptions.
Preview:The video is a market close recap focused on technical levels across major indices, yields, commodities, crypto, airlines, semis, and a few single names into an FOMC day. The speaker’s core message is that rising or falling 10-year yields and oil are the main near-term tug-of-war for equities, with Bitcoin, MSTR, and several charts showing either potential bottoms or failed breakouts.
Preview:Technical market wrap arguing today’s bounce is likely a minor relief rally, with oil down and options expiration/positioning helping the move. The speaker remains broadly cautious on equities near term, while highlighting several chart levels and a few stock-specific breakout or support setups.
Preview:The speaker argues that rising U.S. yields and a surge in oil are pressuring stocks, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq confirming breakdowns and several other risk assets flashing downside setups. He frames the move as a broad risk-off regime driven by macro stress, conflict-driven oil inflation, and higher discount rates.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on equities, oil, gold, silver, crypto, and a few stock-specific catalysts. The speaker argues that rising oil is the key near-term driver of S&P 500 weakness, while several individual charts are at make-or-break levels.
Preview:A fast-moving market wrap arguing that the late-day reversal was driven by Iran/Hormuz headlines and that the rally lacked conviction. The speaker stays broadly cautious, sees downside risk in major indices, and uses mostly chart levels to frame near-term support/resistance across equities, oil, gold, Bitcoin, and several semis.
Preview:The video is a market wrap focused on a sharp intraday oil reversal that helped stocks recover, with the speaker arguing that the S&P 500, Nasdaq, semis, small caps, gold, silver, nat gas, Bitcoin, and several airlines/industrial stocks are all at technically important inflection points. The central thesis is that oil’s collapse eased stagflation/rates fears, but many charts remain unresolved and could still roll over or bounce depending on key levels this week.
Preview:The speaker frames the session as another late-day market rescue: the S&P 500 held a key trend line, oil reversed sharply on Iran/Persian Gulf headlines, and that oil move helped equities recover into the close. He focuses on tactical chart levels across the S&P 500, Nasdaq, semiconductors, small caps, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Bitcoin, software names, airlines, and NVTS, while stressing tomorrow’s jobs report as the next volatility catalyst.
Preview:The video is a chart-heavy market wrap focused on broad indices, crypto, metals, energy, and several single-name setups. The speaker argues the market’s bounce lacks volume conviction, sees several bearish continuation patterns still in play, but notes Bitcoin, Coinbase, Amazon, Tesla, MRNA, Dominion Energy, and JPM all have important breakout/retest or resistance levels to watch.
Preview:The video argues the market was ‘saved’ by key trend-line support after an intraday breakdown, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and other indices bouncing back into the close. The speaker also highlights several stock/commodity setups from earnings and news, including weakness in semiconductor-related names, mixed reactions to gold and silver, rising oil on Strait of Hormuz concerns, and technical bounce candidates like Microsoft, Pinterest, and SE.
Preview:Drew Dok frames the session as a strong intraday reversal: despite a global sell-off and overnight risk-off tone, U.S. equities recovered and closed green, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq, small caps, and semis all defending key trend lines. He argues the near-term market hinge is still whether those support lines break or hold, while oil, the 10-year yield, and geopolitical headlines remain the main cross-asset pressure points.
Preview:A morning trading prep video focused on post-PPI market weakness and a list of tactical chart levels across SPY, several earnings names, Nvidia, Microsoft, and Light. The speaker frames the hotter-than-expected PPI print as the immediate catalyst for downside pressure and repeatedly emphasizes conservative entries, support breaks, and possible bounces in oversold names.
Preview:Drew Dosk argues that Nvidia’s post-earnings selloff pressured semis and tech intraday, but broader indices recovered into the close. He frames the tape as technically fragile but not broken, with near-term focus on support/resistance in NVDA, SMH, NASDAQ, and a handful of earnings winners and sympathy names.
Preview:This is a live earnings-trading show focused on pre/post-market reactions to CRM, TTD, NQ, Zoom, and especially Nvidia. The speakers mostly provide technical levels, discuss expected earnings/revenue growth, and then react in real time to sharp after-hours moves, with Nvidia framed as the key market catalyst for the broader tape.
Preview:This daily market wrap says the tape improved modestly, software selling pressure eased, and Nvidia earnings are the key near-term market catalyst. The speaker highlights AI-chip demand winners like Keysight, AMD, Apple, and Taiwan Semi while warning that many moves are still technically stretched or unconfirmed.
Preview:The video is a market wrap focused on two drivers: tariff escalation and AI-related disruption. The speaker argues those themes are pressuring equities, while pushing money into gold and, to a lesser extent, oil and silver, and he flags multiple technical breakdown risks across indexes and software names.
Preview:Interview with trader Drew Dosek on technical analysis, cycle analysis, intraday timing, and his trading courses. He argues that stacking factors like time, patterns, support/resistance, and Fibonacci improves odds, and that most retail traders misuse volatility and trading windows.
Preview:A technical-market wrap focused on SPX support, with the main call that the S&P 500 is still holding a key must-hold line near 6,800 ahead of core PCE, spending, GDP, and options expiration. The speaker also walks through leading-indicator weakness in SMH and transports, softer 10-year yields, and a mixed sector view on Bitcoin, gold/silver, oil, and several viewer-requested stocks after earnings.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on fading momentum in major indices and several high-beta names, while oil and select setups still show strength. The speaker is cautious on Bitcoin and Nvidia, and flags Western Digital, Sandisk, Netflix, and Carvana as names showing potential reversal or support-test setups.
Preview:Drew Dosik runs a technical market wrap focused on whether major indices can hold key trend lines after an intraday wobble. He argues the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and semis are still vulnerable despite a late-day save, while gold, silver, natural gas, CrowdStrike, AMD, General Mills, and Amazon all show either breakdown, retest, or oversold/bounce setups worth watching.
Preview:The video argues that AI-driven logistics efficiency is hitting transportation stocks hard, with DJT, CHRW, JBHT, and XPO-style names repricing lower. The speaker frames transport and semis as leading indicators, then walks through key support/resistance levels across equities, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, Coinbase, and Fastly.
Preview:The speaker frames the session as a market-structure review focused on how major indices and high-beta names are behaving inside or near wedge and trendline setups. The core message is that the market is still floating higher in a way that frustrates day traders, while several individual names—especially HIMS, Oracle, Amazon, Google, Nvidia, Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver—are being discussed as technical trading setups with clear support/resistance levels.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on a broad risk-off day, with sharp intraday volatility across stocks, crypto, metals, and energy. The speaker argues Bitcoin may be starting a much larger correction, while several beaten-up assets like Microsoft, ServiceNow, SMH, IWM, and oil are being framed as near-term bounce candidates off support.
Preview:The speaker says the market absorbed the FOMC without a rate cut, with stocks still resilient near highs, semis and memory names leading, gold breaking out, oil and nat gas firming, and several single-name earnings moves driving volatility. He frames the current tape as an indecision zone around major psychological levels like S&P 7,000, while warning that some names are extended and may need pullbacks.
Preview:The video is a market wrap focused on record highs in the S&P 500 and SMH, with the speaker framing the move as potentially vulnerable to a post-FOMC “sell the news” reaction. He also highlights breakout setups in gold, oil, select earnings names, and several index charts, with a strong emphasis on technical levels and retests.
Preview:This episode of Crypto Combat is a fast-paced trading game rather than a serious market thesis: two traders, Ben Pool and Len Ho, repeatedly scalp Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and briefly silver while the host and ref commentate on entries, exits, and risk management. The core action is that both traders start short-biased into an intraday crypto bounce, but the market whips violently lower later and both end up badly hurt, with Ben suffering the biggest drawdown and a partial liquidation-like outcome.
Preview:The video is a market wrap focused on a strong risk-on day, a crowded week of major earnings, and Wednesday’s FOMC meeting. The speaker argues that index/sector leadership is mixed: S&P 500 reclaimed trend support, but the QQQ/semis still lag, Bitcoin looks technically weaker, and gold/silver may be near near-term exhaustion after parabolic runs.
Preview:The video is a market wrap focused on muted index action, a strong gold/silver surge to record highs, a mixed-to-weak tech earnings setup, and several single-name charts around earnings. The speaker is bullish on precious metals near term, cautious on semiconductor breadth and small caps, and generally trades off trendlines, parallels, and support/resistance levels.
Preview:A three-way market roundtable argues that bond yields, Bitcoin, gold, silver, and equities are all at stretched levels, but they disagree on which asset is the cleanest expression of that view. Mike McGlone is the most defensive, seeing a broad late-cycle top and favoring Treasuries; Scott Melker is more agnostic on Bitcoin and emphasizes regulatory and flow exhaustion; the host frames the current setup as a major cyclical inflection with political and market implications.
Preview:A technical market wrap arguing that the broad tape remains strong, with gold pressing toward a possible $5,000 target, small caps and semis showing leadership, and several mega-cap names rolling over. The speaker uses chart levels to frame near-term upside in indices and commodities while warning of overbought conditions and post-earnings volatility in names like Intel, Netflix, and Microsoft.
Preview:A technical-market wrap focused on weakness in NVDA, AVGO, and memory names after sharp run-ups, while broader indices remain mixed and oil/gold/Bitcoin show important inflection points.
Preview:The video is a daily market wrap focused on index, sector, crypto, commodity, and stock chart levels after a mixed session. Drew Dosk argues the market is still broadly trend-up but near-term momentum has weakened, with SPY/QQQ failing to follow through, gold/silver still stuck in bearish consolidation, oil still capped by a downtrend, and several single names (Intel, UMC, Skyworks, Meta, MCHP) at important technical inflection points.
Preview:The video is a market wrap focused on a strong risk-on day for U.S. equities, a fresh S&P 500 all-time high, and especially a sharp breakout in memory-chip names like SNDK, WDC, and STX amid a claimed memory shortage tied to AI data-center demand.
Preview:A fast-paced Crypto Combat episode where host Elizabeth Copeland and co-host Everett Milman referee a live trading competition between defending champ Benjamin Pool and guest trader Lawton Ho. The bulk of the video is real-time banter around leveraged Bitcoin and JASMY trades, with Lawton ultimately winning after a late surge in Bitcoin lets him lock in a larger gain than Ben.
Preview:The video is a market wrap focused on rotation, with the speaker arguing that semiconductors showed near-term exhaustion after an all-time-high breakout attempt failed, while finance, oil, gold, crypto, and select small/mid-cap names remained strong.
Preview:Drew Dosk gives a year-end technical wrap of major markets and mega-cap names, using annual candles plus daily charts to frame what he thinks matters heading into 2026. His core read is broadly constructive on the strongest leaders like Nvidia and Google, cautious on weaker/lagging charts like IWM, Apple, Netflix, oil, nat gas, and silver, and watchful for short-term support breaks that could shape the first trading days of the new year.
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:The video is a technical market wrap centered on a holiday-thinned session. Drew Dosek says the lighter volume is muting moves, equities were slightly weaker, oil was firmer, and the main action came from gold and especially silver, where a violent reversal from above $83 to below $73 may have started a larger correction. He also flags Bitcoin, natural gas, and Micron as charts where short-term signals and bigger-timeframe structures are still working against each other.
Preview:This is a holiday week technical market wrap focused on broad index strength, light-volume price action, and key support/resistance levels across equities, commodities, crypto, and semis. Drew Dosig argues the market is being pushed higher by year-end flow, but he repeatedly warns that several names and asset classes are getting stretched and could mean-revert once volume normalizes in 2026.
Preview:This episode is a two-part market video: a live after-hours earnings trading session and then a broad technical market recap. Len Ho tries to trade Lulu, RH, Costco, and Broadcom around earnings using pre-set support/resistance levels, but only Lulu comes close to a fill before volume fades and the setups mostly do not trigger. Drew then shifts into a chart-driven review of the day, framing the market as whipsawed by the Fed, Oracle’s post-earnings collapse, and then a rebound in several risk assets, with particular focus on SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, Oracle, Nvidia, Robinhood, cruise names, and the AI trade.
Preview:Drew Dosik ("Trading the Close") recaps the December 2025 FOMC day: a 25 bps rate cut, a dovish hold on future cuts (CME FedWatch shows only one cut priced for next year), and the surprise — the Fed will start buying $40 billion in securities starting Friday, effectively QE. Markets surged on the news. Dosik walks through technical setups on SPX, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and individual stocks (GEV, GM, CHWY, NFLX, AVGO), noting breakouts and resistance levels to watch.
Preview:A pre-FOMC technical analysis walkthrough covering the flat, low-volume equity session. Drew Dosek reviews SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, the 10-year yield, and the DXY, then scans individual stocks LITE, A, MCHP, and CPB. The core message: markets are in indecision ahead of the Fed, silver is overbought but surging, nat gas collapsed 18% in two days, and the 10-year yield is rising despite expected rate cuts — a divergence Dosek flags as concerning.
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:Drew Dosk reviews a low-volume Monday session ahead of Wednesday's FOMC meeting, where an 89% probability of a rate cut is priced in. He walks through technical setups across SPY, QQQ, SMH, SOXX, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and individual names (CVNA, AVGO, TSLA, WBD). The core tension: light volume pushing indices toward all-time highs clashes with topping patterns and "sleeper hold" reversal signals that suggest downside ahead. He advises watching post-FOMC volume for institutional direction and highlights forced buying in CVNA, a rejected AVGO breakout, TSLA's intact inverse head-and-shoulders, and caution on WBD takeover speculation.
Preview:Drew Dosik's daily market wrap ahead of PCE data and the upcoming FOMC meeting. Light holiday volume persists, with a last-10-minute rally pushing SPY positive. He advises caution: tread lightly until the Fed decision, watch Powell's language (hawkish vs. dovish), and chart support levels for entry next week. Covers S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, IWM (small caps near all-time highs), Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, VIX, Dollar General, iRobot, platinum, Ethereum, Solana, and Amazon — all through parallel-channel technical analysis.
Preview:Drew Dosek covers the December 3 market reaction to a surprising ADP private payrolls miss (-32K vs. expectations of +10-40K). He argues this cements a Fed rate cut next week (CME FedWatch at 89%). He walks through technical charts across major indices, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, the VIX, and several individual stocks (MCHP, DIX, ON, COST), repeatedly flagging low-volume rallies, institutional selling on big red candles, silver's extreme monthly RSI overbought reading, and VIX complacency as reasons for caution despite the bullish rate-cut narrative.
Preview:A daily technical analysis recap where Drew Dosik walks through S&P 500, Nasdaq, semiconductors, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and natural gas charts using parallel channels as his primary framework. He flags stiff resistance on the QQQ near $625, warns that light-volume tech rally is "suspect," and highlights bearish RSI divergence on Intel. Individual stock moves covered: Symbotic crushed on Goldman downgrade, Boeing +10% on 2026 jet demand, MongoDB +20% on earnings beat, Intel +8.65% on potential Apple chip deal.
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews the first trading day of December 2025, noting broad profit-taking across major indices (Dow -0.81%, Nasdaq -0.38%, S&P 500 -0.04%) despite light post-holiday volume. Bitcoin sold off sharply, dipping below $85K support, while gold and silver rallied—silver surging to $58.84. Semiconductors (SMH) bucked the selling, led by NVIDIA's $2B investment in Synopsys. Dosek flags rising Japanese 10-year yields (back to 2008 levels) as a potential carry-trade unwind risk. He walks through technical levels on SPY, QQQ, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, SNPS, MSTR, CAVA, and Ethereum, emphasizing trend-line supports and resistance zones heading into FOMC week.
Preview:Elizabeth Copeland interviews Drew Dosek, a pro trader at Verified Investing, about his journey from sales to trading, his preferred technical patterns (inverse head & shoulders, Fibonacci retracements), his "overnight sleeper hold" sympathy-bid strategy, Gann cycle analysis, and a new beginner-focused trading course. The conversation is promotional in nature — highlighting the Verified Investing platform, Dosek's services, and his educational offerings — with only light market commentary and no specific current trade recommendations.
Preview:A holiday-shortened session recap: Drew Dosik walks through a broad rally on light volume, attributing gains to lower bond yields and residual December rate-cut optimism. He flags near-term resistance levels across the S&P 500, Qs, IWM, Bitcoin, and gold, warns that the first two weeks of December typically bring institutional-driven volatility, and reviews post-earnings moves in Workday, Zscaler, Dell, and Robinhood. The tone is tactically bullish near-term but cautious into year-end.
Preview:A special Nvidia-earnings edition of "Trading the Close" debuting the new "Earnings Central Live" segment. Host Drew Dosich and earnings specialist Len Ho walk through pre-earnings levels for Palo Alto Networks, Jack in the Box, and NVIDIA, then react to post-close price action. Drew also provides a broader market recap covering the S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, oil, and viewer-requested charts. NVIDIA beat but the after-hours move stalled shy of Len's resistance levels. The show is heavy on technical-level mechanics and light on fundamental thesis.
Preview:Drew Dok reviews an ugly-but-recovering session where SPX bounced precisely off a long-term monthly parallel channel bottom, though the bounce candle shows indecision. With NVDA earnings and FOMC minutes ahead, he warns selling may not be over. He walks through key support/resistance levels on SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and examines mega-cap breakdowns in MSFT (bear flag off a 1999 trendline), AMZN (post-earnings collapse), and NVDA (pre-earnings levels). He flags the pre-Thanksgiving liquidity lull as a potential window for a relief float, followed by institutional selling re-emerging in early December.
Preview:Drew Dok of Verified Investing delivers a daily market wrap following a broad sell-off. The S&P 500 closed below its 50-day SMA and an August trendline for the first time since April, signaling a potential trend change. Dok attributes the selling to shifting Fed rate-cut expectations (CME FedWatch now shows 55% probability of no cut in December) and growing concerns about tech/AI profitability. He walks through key technical levels on SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and individual stocks including Micron, Dell, Google, and Coinbase. His bias is cautiously bearish near-term with probabilities favoring more downside, though he identifies several bounce zones and notes that oversold conditions could produce snap-backs.
Preview:Drew Dosk walks through a sharp tech-led selloff on November 13, 2025, with the S&P 500 gapping below a key parallel support. He covers support/resistance levels across SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, Tesla, NVDA, HOOD, and PDD. The core message: the gap-down is technically significant, near-term caution warranted, but many assets are approaching major support zones where bounces or accumulation could occur.
Preview:Drew Dosk walks through end-of-day technicals across major indices, commodities, and individual stocks. The Dow made new all-time highs but breadth was weak — NASDAQ and small caps fell. He flags bearish Bitcoin consolidation targeting ~$97,658, continued strength in gold and silver, an oil selloff driven by OPEC/EIA supply forecasts, and notable single-stock setups in ONON (earnings gap rejection), Meta (breaking down toward $550-565), Oracle (oversold bounce candidate), and Rivian/XPEV at key resistance levels.
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews the November 11, 2025 market close: S&P 500 pushed above a parallel channel but semiconductors (SMH) showed relative weakness, creating a potential red flag. Bitcoin got rejected at parallel channel resistance and looks bearish toward $97,731. Gold and silver confirmed bullish breakouts. US oil shows a bullish flag consolidation. Nat gas is overbought near-term. Several individual stocks are discussed with technical levels, including notable drops in AppLovin (APP), CoreWeave, SE Limited, AVGO, and a parabolic rally in SanDisk (SNDK).
Preview:Drew Dosik reviews the November 10 market rally, attributing the bounce primarily to a textbook technical retest of the S&P 500's 50-day moving average (the first tag since April lows), with the government shutdown resolution as a secondary catalyst. He walks through charts for SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Righetti, LITE, Nvidia, and Google, identifying key resistance levels across all of them. The core message: the bounce was technically expected but its speed and magnitude are unusual, and nearly every major asset is now approaching significant overhead resistance.
Preview:Drew Dok of Verified Investing delivers a daily technical-analysis walkthrough of major indices, commodities, crypto, and individual stocks after a sharp sell-off on November 6, 2025. He flags a confirmed bull trap on the S&P 500, now back inside its parallel channel, and sees further near-term downside across equities. Bitcoin shows bearish consolidation, gold and silver lean lower, and natural gas is extended but seasonally supported. He drills into post-earnings moves on Data Dog, CarMax, DoorDash, AMD, and Nvidia, offering key support/resistance levels and scenarios for each.
Preview:Drew Dosk reviews the day's market action, noting indices bounced as his Gann Cycle Report predicted. He walks through technical levels on SPX, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and nat gas, then analyzes post-earnings movers Pinterest and SMCI, plus pre-earnings setups in QCOM, SNDK, and Take-Two Interactive. Core thesis: parallel channels and trend lines are governing price action across multiple asset classes, with many assets at critical inflection points.
Preview:A daily technical-analysis wrap of the November 4 risk-off session. Drew Dosk walks through major indices, Bitcoin's drop below $100K, Ethereum's hack-driven selloff, and key single-stock charts including PLTR, TSLA, AMZN, AMD, and Hertz. The core message: AI exhaustion and profit-taking are driving a pullback that was telegraphed by time-count and parallel-channel setups, but the S&P 500 is still up ~15% YTD and the drawdown is normal. He flags potential buying opportunities in Tesla on dips and in Ethereum if it reaches the $2,500-2,700 zone.
Preview:A technical-analysis-driven daily market wrap hosted by Drew Dosik of Verified Investing. He flags topping patterns in Amazon (daily topping tail despite OpenAI partnership news) and Nvidia (struggling to clear its 50% parallel-channel area), suggesting AI momentum may be exhausting near-term. He walks through SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and viewer-submitted charts for Roblox and Beyond Meat. The standout moment is a live after-hours Palantir earnings callout where resistance at $222 was tagged to the penny before pulling back sharply.
Preview:Drew Dosek of Verified Investing recaps a rough day for equities, led by post-earnings crashes in Meta (−10.8%) and Chipotle, while Google surged. He walks through technical levels on the S&P 500, SMH, QQQ, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and viewer-requested charts (cattle, FTSE 100). The centerpiece is his "sleeper hold" signal on the SMH, which he claims predicted the selloff. He previews Apple earnings and provides support/resistance levels across multiple assets, warning that the elevator-down nature of selloffs means levels can break quickly.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps a volatile session where the Fed delivered its expected 25bps cut but Powell surprised markets by pushing back on a December cut. The S&P 500 recovered intraday after an initial plunge, but the heat map reveals a stark bifurcation: big tech (Palantir, Google, Nvidia, AVGO, AMD) propped up the indexes while most other sectors retreated. Small caps (IWM) took the hardest hit, and the 10-year yield popped higher on the hawkish tone. Dosk walks through key technical levels across SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and several post-earnings movers (Pterodine, Seagate, Garmin, FI), emphasizing parallel channels and consolidation patterns.
Preview:Drew Dok reviews the day's breakout on the S&P 500, with tech leading the rally and AI data-center momentum pushing semis and large-cap names higher. He flags tomorrow's FOMC decision and Powell press conference as the near-term catalyst that could mute price action until 2pm. Across individual charts (SPX, QQQ, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, Apple, SoFi, CCJ, Intel, Nokia, CLSK, BMNR), he maps resistance/support levels using parallel channels and trend lines, cautioning that many names are extended and due for pullbacks or consolidation before the next leg up.
Preview:Drew Dosk of Verified Investing presents a daily market wrap analyzing the S&P 500's gap-up above a multi-year parallel channel on trade-deal optimism and ahead of an expected 25bp FOMC rate cut. He walks through parallel-channel setups on QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, US oil, nat gas, Qualcomm, Lumen, Tesla, and Google — flagging key resistance/support levels and near-term directional cues. Gold and silver are called bearish for the near term; Bitcoin is at a key 50%-area resistance; Tesla has an inverse head-and-shoulders targeting $513; and Google appears overbought with a possible pullback to $230-$235.
Preview:A daily technical-analysis wrap covering the S&P 500 bounce, quantum-stock whipsaw on US funding news, oil's surge on Russia sanctions, and post-earnings moves in Tesla, IBM, SMCI, LUV, and Las Vegas Sands. Drew Dosk sees consolidation near the top of a large red candle across indices, with CPI as the next catalyst. He highlights bearish consolidation in Bitcoin, oil rejection at a key declining trendline, and a potential head-and-shoulders top in QBTS.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on a sharp intraday de-risking event that hit semis, high-beta tech, crypto, and momentum names, followed by a late-day recovery. Drew Dosk argues the bounce does not fully repair the charts: several assets are still trading inside large bearish candles or forming bearish flags, so he expects more downside risk unless key levels are reclaimed.
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews a flat day on the S&P 500, highlighting a potential doji candle that signals indecision near resistance. Gold crashed 5.81% and he draws a detailed 1970s historical analogue suggesting further selling toward $3,700 before a buying opportunity. Silver similarly sold off with support zones identified lower. Bitcoin held above $110K within a parallel channel. He flags a possible market top with meme stock speculation (Beyond Meat +550%) as a risk-on/gambling signal, but notes diverging signals. Netflix post-market drop could pressure markets tomorrow. Several individual stocks analyzed with technical levels.
Preview:Drew Dok reviews a strong green day across markets (S&P 500 +1.01%, Nasdaq +1.44%), highlighting the S&P's rapid recovery toward the October 10 sell-off high at 6,739.95 — just 18 points away after only six trading days. He flags multiple indices (SMH, IWM) already clearing that level but notes Dow Jones Transportation divergence as a caution signal. Gold hits new all-time closing highs but a time-count from 1970s analogs suggests near-term exhaustion. Bitcoin bounces off converging support back above $110K. He warns against chasing momentum names like AppLovin (APP) and quantum stocks (IONQ, QBTS), which sold off sharply, and previews Netflix/Tesla earnings and next week's expected 25bp Fed cut.
Preview:A live roundtable from the MoneyShow Orlando featuring Verified Investing traders. The group sees warning signs across equities — S&P 500 flirting with a trendline breakdown, bearish topping tails on AMD and NVIDIA weekly charts, and retail fully engaged in dip-buying. They advocate rotating into beaten-down dividend payers (Colgate-Palmolive, Starbucks, KDP) and flag pullback setups in precious metals (gold toward $3,500, silver toward $50/48). Bitcoin shows relative weakness vs. equities. Palladium's RSI spike signals a short-term top. Rigetti (quantum computing) is a high-volatility long with tight stop discipline.
Preview:Drew Dosk (Verified Investing) walks through a bearish consolidation setup on the S&P 500, now under the 20-SMA for four of the last five sessions. He highlights failed intraday inverse head-and-shoulders on the 10-min chart, weakness in small caps (IWM) and financials, and a selling-on-good-news signal from Taiwan Semi's earnings beat. Bitcoin is approaching key converging support around $105,500. On gold, he presents a compelling historical analogy: the current nine-week green candle streak on the weekly chart mirrors the 1979-1980 blow-off top, suggesting the move may be closer to exhaustion than continuation. He also scans oil, silver, nat gas, SMH, and multiple viewer-requested stock charts with specific support/resistance levels.
Preview:Drew Dosk reviews a volatile session where SPY managed to close just above the 20-day moving average after four consecutive closes below it — the first such streak since April. He walks through technical setups across major indices, energy, precious metals, Bitcoin, and several individual stocks (AMD, MS, BE, Tesla, HIMS, robotics plays). The overarching message: resistance is stacking up across most charts, near-term caution is warranted, but pullbacks into support would offer buying opportunities, especially in gold, silver, AMD, and Tesla. He flags a bear flag developing on Bitcoin that targets sub-$100K.
Preview:Drew Dosk reviews the S&P 500's three-day close below the 20-day moving average — the first such streak since the April low — and flags cracks in the AI/tech rally. He walks through SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Dow, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and nat gas, then highlights explosive but risky moves in energy/mineral stocks (OKLO, FLNC, USR, NVA) driven by US-China tariff fears on rare earths. His core message: the big red Friday candle controls near-term direction; wait for pullbacks rather than chasing parabolic movers.
Preview:Drew Dosk analyzes a choppy market session where the S&P 500 sits at the top of its long-term parallel channel (drawn from COVID lows). He flags multiple technical warning signs — topping tails, doji candles, trend line breaks — across SPX, gold, silver, Nvidia, and Dell, arguing the probabilities favor a pullback rather than a breakout. He questions whether the AI narrative is losing steam, pointing to Dell's immediate rejection after its AI-driven revenue upgrade and Nvidia's indecisive doji at channel resistance. The tone is cautious but not bearish long-term; he frames the setup as a likely correction within a still-intact bull trend.
Preview:Drew Dosk reviews a strong rally day where tech surged but the SMH topping tail remains intact. He walks through key levels on SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, DJIA, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and nat gas, then highlights individual tech setups including AMD, Dell, Marvell Technology, AET, and Warner Brothers Discovery. His core caution: markets are extended and overbought, yet capital continues pouring in near all-time highs. He specifically warns against chasing gold at these levels and flags the SMH topping tail as the most important bearish signal still standing.
Preview:Drew Dosek walks through daily topping tails appearing across major indices (SPY, QQQ, IWM, Dow) and key stocks, interpreting them as near-term bearish signals. He highlights the Oracle/Blackwell AI cost story as a catalyst raising doubts about AI profitability, covers Bitcoin rejection at a parallel channel, gold approaching $4,000 resistance, and scans support/resistance levels across semiconductors, commodities, and individual tech names.
Preview:Drew Dosk conducts a technical-analysis scan across major indices and stocks, flagging a near-term S&P topping tail at 6,750 while noting bullish setups in Bitcoin, gold, Microsoft, and the SMH. He highlights AMD's 30% surge on an OpenAI partnership — and subsequent pullback on dilution fears — and a sharp post-market drop in an unnamed stock (likely Meta) on SEC probe news.
Preview:Live Q&A session with Verified Investing's Len Hoe ("LTon"), Drew Dosk, and new junior trader Elizabeth "Liz" Copeland. The team fields viewer questions about uranium (URA), coal (CNR), SOXS/SOXX, WRD, HOOD, Solana, Bitcoin, BNB, NEM, MSTR, and data-center energy plays (AEC, OKLO). Drew also teases an upcoming Monday series on Gann cycle analysis using astrological timing. No overarching macro call; the session is a series of technical chart reads with a cautiously bearish tilt on extended names.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps a session where markets gapped up, sold off into late morning, then drifted back to green — another all-time high for the S&P 500. He flags approaching resistance and RSI divergence on the QQQ as caution signals but sees the broader trend as intact. Semiconductors (SMH) lead, Bitcoin triggers an inverse head-and-shoulders with a $127K target, and small-cap AI plays like APLD and Symbotic show explosive breakout patterns. He walks through charts on SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Dow, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and highlights individual stocks: APLD, Symbotic, Coinbase, Tesla, and Netflix.
Preview:Drew Dosk runs through a daily technical-analysis scan after a green day where the S&P 500 hit another new high despite a US government shutdown. His core argument: the AI/data-center trade (SMH, Micron, SMCI, Taiwan Semi, Seagate) is the engine propping up the broader market, but many of these names are overbought and extended. He flags a potential Bitcoin inverse head-and-shoulders trigger at ~$17,300–$17,400, gold and silver hitting new highs on shutdown uncertainty, and a bearish Meta breakdown. The show is chart-driven with trend-line, parallel-channel, and RSI analysis on each asset.
Preview:Drew Dosk of Verified Investing walks through the S&P 500's late-session bounce despite a looming government shutdown. He reviews historical shutdown precedents (2013, 2018) showing markets rallied through them, notes gold hit another all-time high and is outperforming both the S&P 500 and Bitcoin this year, and flags that Friday's jobs report will not be released due to the shutdown. Key technical levels are mapped for the SPX, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, DraftKings, Flutter, two pharma stocks, and NVIDIA.
Preview:Drew Dosk hosts a daily market wrap covering Q3 quarter-end window dressing dynamics, S&P 500 parallel trend-line analysis, and a slate of stock-specific setups. He flags that institutions may be buying quarter winners (like HOOD) to dress up books, creating a potential bubble that could pop in early Q4. He also highlights bearish head-and-shoulders patterns on Meta and Netflix, a bullish breakout on natural gas, continued gold/silver run, and Bitcoin recovering above a neckline but still facing pattern risk.
Preview:Drew Dosk of Verified Investing presents a daily technical market wrap. The S&P 500 is bouncing off an inclining support trendline but remains vulnerable ahead of PCE data. Conflicting signals: semis (SMH) are showing strength, but the Dow Jones and Bitcoin are breaking down, suggesting risk-off. Dosk highlights a potential 5-10% correction, notes gold consolidating bullishly toward $4,000, silver breaking resistance, and sees Ethereum pullbacks as a buying opportunity targeting $7,200. CarMax's earnings miss created a volume capitulation candle that he interprets as a near-term bottom signal.
Preview:Drew Dosk presents a technical-analysis-driven market wrap identifying emerging cracks across major indices. He flags topping tails, trend-line breaks, and overbought RSI readings on the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, and SMH, suggesting a 5-10% correction is increasingly probable. He highlights the SPY weekly parallel channel approaching major resistance, Bitcoin's neckline battle, and gold's unusual correlation with equities. Stock-level analysis covers BABA, MRVL, Pinterest, Tesla, and HOOD — the latter flagged as overextended. The core message: "don't fight the Fed" — the Fed says stocks are overbought and investors should look for an exit near-term.
Preview:Drew Dosk analyzes a session where Powell's comments on "highly valued" stocks triggered broad selling. He flags overbought RSI signals across the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, SMH, and gold, alongside bearish topping tails on the Dow, Affirm, and Reddit. He highlights Bitcoin's neckline breakdown as a risk-on warning and sees silver and gold as pullback candidates after strong runs. The core thesis: near-term equity pullback is likely given stretched technicals and Powell's implicit warning.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps a record-high day for the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, driven disproportionately by Nvidia (+4%) and Apple. He flags mixed signals: semis (SMH) hitting all-time highs suggests staying power, but low NYSE volume and Bitcoin breaking below a key neckline ($113,183) warn of fragility. Gold hits new highs alongside equities — an unusual pairing he attributes to stagflation fears. He runs technical levels on SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, 10-year yield, Nvidia, and quantum stocks (TER, RGTI, QBTS, IONQ), offering support/resistance zones and entry strategies.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps a tech-led rally day where semiconductors surged on the back of NVIDIA taking a major stake in Intel. He walks through key technical levels on the S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, and nat gas, then does deep-dive chart analysis on Intel, Micron, CrowdStrike, Synopsys, Plug Power, and FuelCell. The core message: semis lead and the rally likely has staying power, but several names are approaching resistance where profit-taking or pullbacks should be expected.
Preview:Drew Dosk recaps the FOMC day where the Fed cut rates 25 bps with two more cuts signaled for 2025 and one for 2026, citing weakening jobs data. Markets whipsawed — initially rallying then selling off hard — with the S&P 500 closing slightly down after testing a key multi-year parallel channel. He walks through technical charts for SPX, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, 10Y yields, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Bloom Energy, Uber, and AVGO, framing the near-term as a tug-of-war between rate-cut enthusiasm and weakening economy fears, with a 5–10% correction still overdue.
Preview:Pre-FOMC technical analysis walkthrough. Markets flatlined ahead of Wednesday's Fed decision. Drew Dok runs through key levels on the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 (QQQ), semiconductors (SMH), small caps (IWM), Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and the 10-year yield — setting up breakout/breakdown thresholds that hinge on Powell's tone. Also covers BIDU (triple breakout), Intel (inverse head and shoulders + bull flag), Hims & Hers (FDA news dip), and Nvidia (China antitrust news, bull flag). The core message: everything is coiled and waiting for the FOMC catalyst.
Preview:A daily market wrap where Drew Dosi walks through technical charts across equities, crypto, and commodities. Despite S&P 500 and gold hitting new all-time highs, he flags a glaring divergence: insider selling is at extreme levels while prices keep climbing, leaving him "scratching his head." He covers key levels on SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, 10-year yield, and several mega-cap names ahead of Wednesday's FOMC decision.
Preview:Drew Dosek reviews a volatile market day where Oracle surged 36% on massive backlog news, lifting some tech while Apple, Meta, and Amazon declined. PPI came in weaker, reinforcing rate-cut expectations ahead of FOMC. He flags a bearish macro undercurrent: rate cuts are coming because the economy is weakening (991K jobs revised away), and historically that setup leads to selling. He walks through technical levels on SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, 10Y yield, Oracle, Apple, Chewy, AVGO, VRT, and SNPS — with mixed-to-cautious near-term reads on most charts.
Preview:Drew Dosk reviews a day where CPI data came in slightly hot (headline YoY rose to 2.9%) but jobless claims also ticked up, which markets interpreted as cementing a September rate cut. He walks through technical setups across equities, crypto, commodities, and individual stocks, highlighting breakout patterns — particularly inverse head-and-shoulders formations in Bitcoin and Tesla — while cautioning that gold's parabolic 1,600% run and Micron's monthly topping tail both suggest pullback risk. The core message: bad news (rising jobless claims) is good news (rate cuts), and the charts are confirming bullish near-term action across risk assets.
Preview:Drew Dosk reviews a day where the BLS revised 991,000 jobs downward — and the S&P 500 barely flinched, selling off for only 10–20 minutes before rallying back. He interprets the resilience as the market pricing in imminent rate cuts (FOMC next week). He walks through a standard market wrap: equities mostly green, gold flashing a topping tail, Bitcoin in bullish consolidation, oil still bearish, and several individual stock/ETF setups. The macro read is that the "floaties" are still on — the market refuses to pull back more than 3% despite expecting a 5–10% correction.
Preview:Drew Dosk reviews Monday's market rebound after Friday's sell-off, walking through technical levels on major indices (S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, IWM), Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, nat gas, and the 10-year yield. He flags the unusual simultaneous rally in both S&P 500 and gold near all-time highs as "something's amiss." The session highlights several individual stock setups — HOOD and A (new S&P 500 additions), NTES, Take-Two, Chipotle, BU, and Roku — with specific entry/exit levels drawn from trendlines, parallels, and pivot points. Key data risk events this week: revised non-farm payrolls (Tue), PPI (Wed), CPI (Thu), and Michigan consumer sentiment (Fri).
Preview:This is a live Q&A from Verified Investing where the hosts answer viewer chart requests across crypto, equities, and rates. The dominant theme is technical analysis: they repeatedly frame trades around trend lines, support/resistance, head-and-shoulders, bull flags, inverse H&S, and whether to buy dips or short overextended names.
Preview:Drew Dosi walks through technical charts across major indices, commodities, crypto, and individual stocks ahead of the September jobs report. He notes the S&P 500's relentless rally with no significant pullback, flags a potential inverse head-and-shoulders on Bitcoin targeting $117K, sees the 10-year yield breaking down toward 4.095%, and remains bearish on oil. Individual stock analysis covers HIMS, SMCI, CRM, MSFT, NEM, Circle, GIS, and UPS — all through a purely technical lens with trendline, parallel channel, and pattern-based setups.
Preview:Drew Dosk says the market finished mixed but with a late-day rebound after weaker-than-expected JOLTS data and ahead of Friday’s jobs report. His core message is that gold and silver remain the strongest momentum trades, oil looks bearish in consolidation, rates are still vulnerable to lower yields, and several individual names are at important technical inflection points.
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:Drew Dosek walks through daily technical analysis across equities, crypto, and commodities following a down day for the S&P 500. He flags a trend-line break on the S&P but sees a near-term cup-and-handle bounce forming; highlights a potential head-and-shoulders top in semiconductors (SMH) with a measured move to 259.50; notes gold hitting new all-time highs above $3,500 on tariff uncertainty; and reviews key levels for Bitcoin, oil, nat gas, Nvidia, and several individual stocks ahead of earnings.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap focused on the S&P 500, sector rotation, and several asset-specific charts. Drew Dosek argues the market is still constructive near term, but a lot depends on whether the S&P 500 and QQQ can close above key intraday highs, while warning that many high-flying names look stretched and could be vulnerable to pullbacks.
Preview:Drew Dosi reviews the day's bullish market action following an in-line CPI print, with the S&P 500 hitting new all-time highs. He flags significant technical resistance levels across major indices (S&P 500, QQQs, SMH, IWM) and warns that being at all-time highs and parallel-channel tops creates a potential bull trap. He runs through post-earnings setups in RGTI, CAVA, CRWV, SE, TME, and UL, emphasizing levels to watch. Bitcoin consolidates for a potential second leg higher; gold and silver are range-bound; oil and nat gas tilt bearish. He notes jobs reports have been suspended, removing a key Fed input.
Preview:Gareth Soloway (presenting as "Drew Dosik") runs through a daily technical analysis scan across equities, crypto, and commodities. The S&P 500 closed with late-day selling pressure ahead of CPI data. He flags bearish consolidation patterns on the S&P, QQQ, SMH, oil, and gold, while noting potential breakouts in Tesla and Ethereum. Key levels are mapped for each asset, with the near-term directional read leaning bearish for equities and gold, and cautiously bullish for Tesla if confirmation comes.
Preview:A daily market wrap with Drew Dosi reviewing a session where markets gapped higher then sold off — a "gap and crap" pattern he reads as institutional distribution. He flags bearish consolidation on the S&P 500, a repeating pre-selloff diagonal pattern reminiscent of February, and mixed signals from the SMH vs S&P divergence. He covers individual stocks (AAPL, NVDA, AMD, FTNT, SYM, ABNB, DOCU) and highlights insider selling at Nvidia. Gold and silver broke out; oil broke lower. Bitcoin tagged resistance. The episode closes with a Kinesis.money sponsor read by a separate host (Lton).
Preview:Gareth Soloway (presented by host Drew Dosk) delivers a daily market wrap focused on bearish chart patterns across major indices. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and SMH all show bear flag consolidations that haven't matured yet, while US oil is further along and nearing a breakdown. Apple surged 5% on a $100B US investment announcement, and several earnings movers (ANET, Shopify up; Snap, SMCI down) are analyzed. Bitcoin bounced off its 50-day SMA and gold/silver were flat. The dollar failed a breakout from an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, which the host flags as potentially bearish for USD. The overall tone is cautious: thin summer volume can exaggerate moves, and most setups are still bearish-consolidation.
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 (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: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: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: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: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 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: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: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: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: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: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: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: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: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: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: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: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’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 (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: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 (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: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: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: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: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 (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: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: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 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: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: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: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 (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 (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: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: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: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: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: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: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 (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: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: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: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 (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: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.
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