Trading Justice

Welcome out to another Trading Justice Podcast. This week, the market continues to wrestle with geopolitical uncertainty, shifting Fed expectations, and rising pressure from energy markets. We break down the latest developments surrounding the Iran conflict, the market's reaction to mixed political messaging, and why volatility has remained persistent as traders search for stability during the current correction cycle.

Welcome out to another Trading Justice podcast. We've got a packed show this week as the market continues to react to Fed uncertainty, rising oil prices, and heavy geopolitical tension in the Middle East. We break down the latest developments surrounding the Iran conflict, the impact of higher crude prices, and why the market continues to feel heavy while traders wait for support to build during the current correction cycle.

Welcome out to another Trading Justice podcast. We've got a packed show this week as the market continues to trade headlines surrounding the Iran conflict, crude oil, and the Strait of Hormuz. We break down the latest escalation around Kharg Island, why oil remains the key macro driver right now, and what traders should actually be watching while volatility stays elevated. We also preview this week's Fed meeting and take a look back at Jay Powell's tenure as Fed Chair. With only a couple meetings left before his term ends, we walk through the biggest moments of the Powell era — from the 2018 rate hikes and the Powell Pivot, to the pandemic response, the transitory inflation mistake, the aggressive hiking cycle, and the banking crisis. We discuss the best decisions, the worst mistakes, and where Powell ranks among modern Fed chairs. To close the show, we play a Polymarket game and react to betting odds tied to the war, the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. military escalation, midterms, the 2028 election, OpenAI, aliens, movies, and even whether LeBron will retire. A mix of macro, markets, politics, and a little fun to finish the podcast.

This episode of Trading Justice breaks down a market being driven by geopolitics as oil headlines dominate the narrative. Matt and Mark begin with the escalation in the Middle East and why crude oil has become the central macro variable for markets right now. They discuss the Strait of Hormuz, the importance of Karg Island to global oil supply, and how energy infrastructure risk could influence inflation expectations and market volatility.

The conversation then turns to the latest labor report, which came in far weaker than expected. The hosts examine what the data may be signaling about the economy, why "bad news is good news" isn't working in the current environment, and how the growing influence of AI could continue to pressure job creation in the months ahead.

In the feature segment, Matt breaks down the ABC Cycle and explains how traders can differentiate between a normal market correction and the start of something more significant. Using recent price action, he walks through how the depth of the first move down can set expectations for the rest of the correction and what levels traders should be watching.

This episode of Trading Justice breaks down a market that refuses to trend even as headlines intensify. Mark and Matt begin with the technical landscape as the S&P 500 remains locked in range despite major catalysts including NVDA earnings and escalating conflict in the Middle East What will it actually take to break this structure? The conversation then shifts to oil and geopolitical risk. The hosts explain why the Strait of Hormuz matters, what true supply disruption would mean, and why crude oil is the real-time gauge of inflation pressure and macro risk.

They then analyze NVDA's earnings in detail. Strong beats, rising guidance, expanding margins and broadening demand. So why didn't price respond the way many expected?

The discussion expands into software, AI job displacement concerns, and whether the disruption narrative is moving faster than policymakers. They close with Jamie Dimon's credit warning, cross-asset signals from gold and Bitcoin, and what to watch in the week ahead including labor data and key earnings

This episode of Trading Justice centers on the tariff ruling that jolted the market narrative and quickly became the week's dominant macro conversation. Mark and Matt break down what actually changed, why the reaction has been driven more by expectations than immediate economics, and how traders can interpret the uncertainty without getting lost in the headlines. The conversation then shifts into the tariff ruling and its market implications. The hosts break down what the Supreme Court decision actually changes, why headline reactions can be misleading, and how traders should anchor their analysis on the effective tariff rate instead of political noise. The discussion emphasizes process, time horizons, and the practical reality of how policy uncertainty filters into market behavior.

The Dow at 50,000 made headlines and even drifted into political theater, but beneath the surface this market is clearly split into two very different trades. The QE rotation continues to power industrials, energy, materials, utilities, and the equal-weight S&P, while the AI trade has stalled, particularly in software, as valuations reset and narratives swirl around CapEx, disruption, and whether the infrastructure cycle has peaked. In this episode, Mark and Matt break down the technical structure behind the divergence. They explain why the S&P continues to stall near 7,000 while RSP trends higher, what the MACD is actually signaling about momentum control, and why strong earnings and record profit margins are not the source of recent weakness. The feature segment then tackles the biggest AI questions investors are wrestling with right now and shifts toward the longer-term labor implications that could reshape the economic landscape.

In this week's Trading Justice podcast, Mark and Matt Justice break down a busy market landscape shaped by AI volatility, software selloffs, and sector rotation under the surface. The conversation dives into why software has become the epicenter of recent market pressure, how technical levels like the 200 moving average are shaping opportunity, and why earnings remain the foundation of the bull market even as catalysts fade. The episode also explores the long-term implications of AI on labor, profit margins, and society, alongside a detailed look at gold and silver volatility. Matt then delivers a deep historical segment on the foundations of modern technical analysis, outlining the Mount Rushmore of technicians and how their work still defines how traders analyze markets today.

This episode of the Trading Justice Podcast breaks down the current market environment as stocks trade near critical technical levels. The Justice brothers analyze equities, index structure, and broader market momentum, focusing on support and resistance zones, consolidation patterns, and what traders should be watching ahead of upcoming catalysts. The conversation blends technical analysis, options market context, and trader psychology while keeping the discussion practical and approachable. The episode also highlights ongoing education, live trading events, and community resources available through Tackle Trading, making it a valuable listen for traders navigating range-bound and breakout-ready markets.

This episode of the Trading Justice Podcast breaks down the current market environment as stocks trade near critical technical levels. The Justice brothers analyze equities, index structure, and broader market momentum, focusing on support and resistance zones, consolidation patterns, and what traders should be watching ahead of upcoming catalysts. The conversation blends technical analysis, options market context, and trader psychology while keeping the discussion practical and approachable. The episode also highlights ongoing education, live trading events, and community resources available through Tackle Trading, making it a valuable listen for traders navigating range-bound and breakout-ready markets.