Next Day Prep: Tomorrow's Stock Watchlist

Despite every major average closing green Friday, breadth deteriorated and the regime stayed Bearish. The hosts break down why the rally is narrow and chip-driven, spotlight key earnings movers like MSFT, AKAM, and COST, and lay out the watchlist and catalysts heading into Wednesday’s PCE report.

The post Next Day Prep #330: Green Tape, Rotting Core: Why Bearish Still Holds – Friday 9/25/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

A flat close on the S&P and Nasdaq masked a deeply negative session, with 20-day breadth collapsing from 82% to 36% and decliners crushing advancers nearly 2-to-1. The team breaks down narrow leadership in META and healthcare, reviews earnings from Darden and BlackBerry, and sets levels and scenarios for tomorrow’s bearish-leaning tape.

The post Next Day Prep #329: Distribution Disguised as a Do-Nothing Day – Thursday 9/24/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

Hot PMI prints pushed rate-hike odds and yields higher, triggering a market-wide breadth collapse into Correction territory. The analyst breaks down which names held up on volume, why earnings beats got no reward, and the key levels and catalysts to watch tomorrow.

The post Next Day Prep #328: When Good Data Goes Bad: Breadth Breaks Down – Wednesday 9/23/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

AMD crossed a trillion dollars and the Nasdaq surged 2.3 percent, but the market regime stayed Bearish because 40-day breadth barely budged. The team unpacks the ‘triple relief trade’ behind the rally, flags MRNA and Darvas breakouts worth watching, and previews tomorrow’s $69 billion 2-year note auction as the real test of whether this bounce...

The post Next Day Prep #327: Bearish Regime, Bullish Tape: Why Breadth Didn’t Buy It – Monday 9/21/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

Despite the S&P and Nasdaq closing green, internal breadth and the bull-bear gauge collapsed hard enough to flip the regime call to outright Bearish. The hosts break down why semis masked a narrow, distribution-heavy session, which signals actually held up, and the exact breadth and yield levels to watch tomorrow.

The post Next Day Prep #326: Green Headline, Bearish Underneath: The Breadth Collapse – Friday 9/18/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

Despite a 1.1% S&P surge and a 1.7% Nasdaq pop driven by falling yields, the regime call stayed Bearish because breadth barely moved. The team breaks down the narrow, chip-led rally, spotlights the day’s biggest winners and losers, and lays out the exact yield and breadth levels that decide tomorrow’s direction.

The post Next Day Prep #325: One Voice, Not a Crowd: Why the Rally Didn’t Flip the Regime – Thursday 9/17/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

The Nasdaq’s near 1% gain evaporated after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s press conference, flipping the regime from Cautious-Bearish to outright Bearish with breadth cratering to 126 bulls versus 181 bears. The team breaks down which signals confirmed real strength versus narrow concentration, then builds a data-driven playbook around specific watchlist levels and a critical 10-year...

The post Next Day Prep #324: Breadth Collapse: How a Hawkish Presser Broke the Tape – Wednesday 9/16/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

The S&P’s quiet half-percent decline masked a brutal internal rotation, with breadth collapsing to 29% and semiconductors down nearly 6% while software and security names surged on the same AI-safety headline. The desk downgrades to outright Bearish and lays out a defensive, leaders-only playbook for tomorrow’s Fed decision.

The post Next Day Prep #323: Calm Index, Violent Current: Breadth Cracks Ahead of the Fed – Tuesday 9/15/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

The S&P closed nearly flat, but underneath the surface, an AI-safety scare triggered a violent rotation out of semiconductors and into cybersecurity software. The team breaks down the breadth collapse, confirms the move with volume and scan data, and sets levels and risk discipline ahead of Wednesday’s Fed decision.

The post Next Day Prep #322: Calm Index, Violent Rotation: Chips Crash as Cybersecurity Rips – Monday 9/14/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

Despite every major index closing green Friday, breadth actually fell to 31.6%, keeping the regime call at Cautious-Bearish. The hosts break down how Oracle’s AI cloud numbers ignited a hardware-stock rally even as Oracle itself fell, and lay out exact trade levels for HPE, Dell, and Super Micro heading into Wednesday’s Fed decision.

The post Next Day Prep #321: Green Screen, Weak Breadth: Friday’s Relief Bounce Explained – Friday 9/11/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.