Yesterdays market action may have indicated that at least for now the worst fears may have played out with respect to the Iran conflict, and other geopolitical factors, as well as economic and monetary concerns. I think what we saw yesterday was an indication of seller exhaustion, and that prompted a nice reversal among the major market indices, they held very closely to their support levels.. 

The hesitation we have seen in the stock market following the record setting feats in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and S&P 500 back in January; may have been attributable to the uncertainty as to when the invasion of Iran would take place.. If I were to dismiss geopolitical events that have triggered this pull back, I would make the argument that a pull back in the market was overdue.. Even with all the volatility and the reaction to the Iran war; the major indices are still holding above what I would call again relatively a normal and pretty aggressive support levels, for the major indices..

Gene discusses how major stock indexes have remained relatively steady despite elevated volatility this week stemming from uncertainties surrounding the Iran war. Listen to the full episode for his complete market insights.

Gene breaks down this week’s market decline, noting that while the pullback has been driven by event‑related headlines, the underlying technicals suggest it resembles a normal correction that was likely overdue.

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Gene highlights market action, noting notable reversals across major banks and other financial stocks. After facing sizeable intraday losses, many of these names managed to recover and finish the session in positive territory.

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Gene provides a technical review of yesterday’s session, noting the market’s rebound off the intraday lows and highlighting the underlying support levels for some of the major market indexes. 

Gene notes that the major indexes—particularly the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500—may be positioned for a potential pullback of roughly 7% to 10%. Be sure to listen to today’s episode for Gene’s full market analysis and insights.

Gene breaks down this year’s choppy market environment, where volatility has been elevated but meaningful momentum remains elusive. Listen now to hear what could shift sentiment and influence the next market move.

Gene notes that after setting record highs earlier this year, both the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average have stalled within a range. Despite the pause, both indices continue to hold firm uptrends.

The market is undergoing a meaningful shift as leadership rotates from digital‑focused sectors toward more traditional, analog areas of the economy. Investors are increasingly gravitating toward agriculture, railroads, metals, materials, and other foundational industries that support the nation’s core economic infrastructure.