

Why The Tech Selloff Just Reversed Course
Ed Elson is joined by John Mowrey to break down why tech stocks rallied yesterday and where he still sees opportunities in the market. Then, Aaron Parnas joins to unpack why investors are convinced the Democrats will sweep the midterms and whether or not he thinks they actually will. Finally, Ed shares his take on You…

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What people are saying
“Am I the only one that gets a strange feeling when Mowrey talks? Almost like he’s a used car salesman trying to offload a lemon.”
“Using the leaked numbers, just calculate how much profit they need to just be able to break even. It's absolutely obvious that this is a bubble.”
“Some of the biggest green days in market history happen right in the middle of a downtrend. A sudden tech reversal after a sharp selloff isn't an automatic all-clear half, the time it's just systematic short-covering and dealer gamma rebala…”
“First Pump then Dump. The tech sell-off reversed because investment banks, Silicon Valley and big money are priming the AI IPO's they all have spent fortunes pumping.”
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