Fundstrat’s Head of Technical Strategy, Mark Newton, joins Fox Business to break down the current state of the markets, including tech divergence, weakening breadth, small-cap strength, and what the charts say heading into the December
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Fundstrat26 Nov 2025, 01:44 UTC
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The market analysis focuses on the current strength of certain sectors, particularly technology and healthcare, while highlighting the potential for homebuilders and financials to outperform in the near future. The presenter notes that while tech stocks are showing strong performance, there's a need for broader market participation. The analysis emphasizes key technical levels and trends, suggesting that a breakout above certain resistance points could lead to further upside. The overall sentiment is cautiously optimistic, with a focus on identifying sectors with strong risk-reward profiles.
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