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The Traveling Trader04 Jan 2026, 23:08 UTC
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The market enters a new week with a high degree of volatility due to upcoming economic data, including unemployment figures and FOMC meetings. While several tech stocks show potential for further upside with some forming bullish patterns, the overall sentiment suggests a cautious approach. The stock market showed resilience last week despite a late-year drop, with some suggesting a bullish outlook for the year ahead, influenced by factors like tax cuts and potential Fed rate adjustments. We are seeing specific setups in tech and retail sectors, with particular interest in NVDA, GOOGL, and META showing technical patterns that could lead to significant moves. However, some assets like NVO, UBER, and CIFR are showing bearish tendencies that warrant attention.
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