The market reacted strongly due to the resolution of uncertainty, which was widely seen as a positive catalyst. Additionally, sectors favorable under a Trump administration, such as financials and energy, saw significant gains, driving broad-based rallies.
The market faces challenges such as potential exhaustion of the initial rally, lack of a meaningful corrective phase before the election, and signs of waning momentum in global markets like Europe and Japan.
Katie Stockton views the current market sentiment as fragile due to overbought conditions and a peak in the fear and greed index in October. This suggests limited upside potential and increased caution if breakdowns occur.
Katie Stockton believes the Russell 2000's strong move may be overdone in the short term and anticipates some digestion or retracement. She suggests waiting for confirmation before chasing the rally.
The cloud model is used as a gauge of the prevailing trend and support levels. It helps identify areas of potential buying pressure and is combined with other indicators to assess the market's health and momentum.
The DeMarc indicator suggests that the recent explosive moves in Treasury yields and the dollar are overdone and could lead to retracements. This is based on the 13 counts indicating trend exhaustion.
Katie Stockton sees gold as having strong long-term momentum but currently in a consolidation phase. She expects healthy consolidation before any further upside and is looking for buying opportunities after this phase.
Katie Stockton views the energy sector as range-bound with short-term backing and filling. While there are occasional short-term trades, the sector's relative performance remains weak, making it less attractive for long-term exposure.
Katie Stockton sees NVIDIA and semiconductors as having strong secular trends but notes signs of upside exhaustion on the monthly chart. She expects limited upside in the coming months but remains open to further gains if breakouts are confirmed.
Katie Stockton advises caution with gaps up, especially after strong up moves, as they can be exhaustive. She recommends waiting for confirmation of breakouts and using the gap itself as a stop-loss level for managing risk.
With markets rising on a Donald Trump victory, how do you handle the initial reactions you see in markets? Katie Stockton, founder of Fairlead Strategies, discusses why market sentiment is measurable, the three big challenges that remain, and why she thinks we’re heading to a more subdued trading environment.
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