Nvidia (NVDA) delivered the report the market needed. The Fed is up next. Scott Bauer joined Business First AM to share his take on both, plus why he thinks CrowdStrike (CRWD) may be running out of room right here.
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Mike Shorr joined Schwab Network to talk Intel (INTC), structuring a trade around implied volatility that’s still low despite a recent move higher. He walks through the exact level he needs to see reclaimed, his target reward to risk, and what he thinks happens to the market depending on what the Fed decides this afternoon.
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Mike Shorr stopped by Business First AM with Roblox (RBLX), a name that’s been climbing while the broader market has struggled. He walks through the exact breakout level he’s watching, his target if it plays out, and two ways to trade it depending on your comfort with options.
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Mike Shorr stopped by Business First AM with a crypto play, Galaxy Digital (GLXY), calling it a make or break setup tied to a specific breakout level. He walks through where he wants to see the stock trade, his upside targets, and where he’d bail.
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Scott Bauer joined the IBKR Podcast this week to break down what moved markets last week and what investors need to watch heading into the next stretch of earnings season. From lagging inflation data to big tech CapEx concerns, Scott did not hold back.
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The Dow rose more than 1% to a record closing high on Thursday ahead of the long holiday weekend as a softer-than-expected U.S. jobs report eased worries about interest rate hikes, while another sharp drop in chipmaker stocks weighed on the Nasdaq. The second half of 2026 kicked off this week much the same as […]
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A renewed sell-off in technology stocks grabbed headlines this week. The Nasdaq index fell 4.5%, closing lower 5 days in a row, led by a large 5.5% decline in the so-called Magnificent 7 mega cap names. Meanwhile, the post IPO exuberance around SpaceX appears to be fading, with shares now down 25% from their peak. […]
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