Last week, they aggressively battered chip stocks to create panic and oversold conditions. Over the weekend and into Monday morning, Wall Street then densely flooded the market with chatter about a "chip rebound" and "emerging valuation opportunities." Upon the opening bell, they rapidly pumped chip and memory stocks, successfully reigniting retail investors' impulse to buy.
**Honestly, if you only look at the index, everything still looks glittering,but what about individual stocks?**
**The market feels incredibly bizarre right now: rescuing software today, chips tomorrow, and maybe financials the day after, rotating through a different batch of stocks every day just to hold up the index. Is this institutional capital quietly making a retreat while keeping up appearances?**
Honestly, if you only look at the index, everything still looks glittering,but what about individual stocks?
The market feels incredibly bizarre right now: rescuing software today, chips tomorrow, and maybe financials the day after, rotating through a different batch of stocks every day just to hold up the index. Is this institutional capital quietly making a retreat while keeping up appearances?
IBM puts on a dress rehearsal for a market crash.