$TSLA made a flying car. Semiconductors have just done something we haven't seen in 16 years. And what is going on with some of these Ai companies? That and more in Today's Show: 👇👇👇👇

Something is changing underneath the stock market... South Korea's semiconductor-heavy market is under serious pressure, and long-term Treasury yields are doing something strange post the inflation read. In today's video, we connect the Price Action, Data and Flows behind the latest moves and look at what the charts are telling us. Patience. React, don't predict.

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Wall Street turned very defensive today. Health, Staples and Oil UP. Tech DOWN

Kospi currently is in free fall today! Down 7.50% so far.

Goldman Sachs just reported $5.3 BILLION in quarterly profit, while Citi's profits jumped 40%. JPMorgan made over $15 billion but still missed expectations, and Wells Fargo delivered mixed results. Meanwhile, the IMF is raising concerns about AI financing, foreign investors have trillions exposed to US technology stocks, and semiconductors are starting to show some weakness. In today's video, we look beyond the headline earnings numbers and connect the Price Action, Data and Flows across banks, AI and the broader market.

There's something fascinating about $CVNA. Few stocks seem to divide investors quite like Carvana. Depending on who you ask, it's either an incredible turnaround or a business the market has become far too comfortable valuing at a premium. The interesting part is how long those two arguments can coexist. One worth watching.

The lowest $SPY volume since 2005. The KOSPI starting to struggle again. And big banks report in less than 24 hours. So much to cover in today's show: 👇👇👇

This is crazy. In my entire career with markets i've never seen such a low volume day on the $SPY. The last time we saw a number like this, 2005. The crazy thing is the last few days have all been very very low!

The Korean Stock Market is in free fall today... Down 6% so far with $SKHY leading at over 7% down! Wild Stuff is happening again.

Something strange is happening beneath the market's record highs... Around $241 BILLION in French corporate bonds reportedly now offer lower yields than comparable government bonds. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 continues making records, but Friday's trading volume was unusually quiet and market breadth remains weak. In today's video, we look at what's happening beneath the headlines and connect the Price Action, Data and Flows. Patience. React, don't predict.

A crazy week for french government bonds... It looks like it's cheaper for french companies to borrow than the government in some cases 😱.

Chinese property in real terms is back to 2005 prices! The biggest issue now is the trend doesn't seem to be slowing down.