After Monday's strong session, Tuesday’s market breadth remained constructive, though signs of deceleration are emerging. While breadth remains positive overall, participation has narrowed slightly, and follow-through strength was moderate rather than broad-based.
U.S. stock futures rose on Wednesday after Tuesday’s mixed close. Futures of major benchmark indices were higher. Investors are awaiting a House vote on the temporary spending bill expected to end the record-long government shutdown.
In a financial landscape increasingly defined by rapid rebounds and seemingly endless upward trajectories, a powerful bullish sentiment has taken root, transforming market pullbacks from moments of trepidation into eagerly awaited buying opportunities. As of late 2025, the pervasive "buy the dip" mentality is not merely a strategy but a
U.S. equities started the week with a clear breadth surge. Monday’s session (Nov 10) saw a convincing shift in participation, with improving leadership and technical strength across multiple timeframes. While not yet indicative of a full-blown uptrend, the breadth recovery strengthens the case for bullish continuation if follow-through persists.
Investor and entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano says President Donald Trump's promise of a $2,000 “tariff dividend” to U.S. citizens has reignited optimism across markets, even if the proposal never materializes.
