In this daily editorial, we welcome back Joel Elconin, co-host of the Pre-Market Prep Show and founder of the Stock Trader Network.
Joel and Corey dive into the recent pullback in U.S. equity markets, led by weakness in tech stocks, and whether this signals:
- A healthy correction or the start of a larger pullback
- The Fed’s latest rate cut, the dot plot, and implications for inflation and future monetary policy
- Sector extremes – from stretched valuations in nuclear/quantum tech names like Oklo (OKLO), to undervalued plays in Chinese equities such as Alibaba (BABA)
- Signs of excessive speculation in small-cap momentum names and what this means for traders vs. long-term investors
- Where defensive money is moving – gold, utilities, staples, and biotech
- Practical advice for investors on risk management, profit-taking, and strategy based on investment cycle
Joel also shares his perspective on why this market remains “orderly” despite euphoria in certain sectors, and why corrections are essential to a sustainable bull run.
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