Mark Newton, Fundstrat’s Head of Technical Strategy, breaks down the market’s key turning points. Tech stocks are showing signs of strain, the Fed is preparing for multiple rate cuts, and gold is breaking out after months of consolidation.
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Fundstrat04 Sept 2025, 00:46 UTC
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The strategist suggests that NVDA shares might stall without new highs in September. The stock has risen approximately 113% over 17 weeks, currently in a consolidation phase over the past four weeks. The stock is trading in a range between $165 and $184. A break below $167 could lead to a decline towards $161, but fundamentally, it remains a hold. Regarding gold, it has broken out of a range-bound period, exceeding $3,500. With real rates decreasing and the Federal Reserve expected to cut rates, the environment favors precious metals. Silver is outperforming gold as an industrial metal, offering portfolio diversification.
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