WaveRider Power Hour

Breadth craters into the final hour, but a rising 40-day reading signals rotation rather than a real breakdown. The hosts break down what to cut, what to hold, and the two confirmation-only setups worth watching — before turning to crude oil as the key swing factor for tomorrow’s open.

The post Power Hour #125: Rotation, Not Rout: Reading the Breadth Collapse – Monday 10/12/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

A 60-minutes-to-the-close breakdown of a sharp bull-bear sentiment flip and improving market breadth. The desk sets a clear playbook — hold confirmed leaders like MRNX, FFIV, and ELV, cut unconfirmed breakdowns in CD and ALHC, and flags a volume-backed late entry in QVCG. The episode closes with tomorrow’s setup: a software rotation led by OKTA...

The post Power Hour #124: Power Hour: Breadth Flips Bullish, Eyes on OKTA’s $220 Line – Friday 10/9/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

A one-day breadth collapse from 35% to 15% above the 20 SMA triggers a defensive, distribution-flavored session. The hosts break down which OpenAI-hit chip names to cut, why energy is the only confirmed leader worth holding, and the single 20 SMA level that decides whether tomorrow is a buy-everything bounce or a stock-picker’s grind.

The post Power Hour #123: Breadth Breaks Down: Cut the Losers, Hold the Energy Trade – Thursday 10/8/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

A reversal day sends breadth tumbling and flips the bull-bear skew bearish, pushing the desk into full defense mode. The call: hold VRSN as the lone high-conviction name, trim a basket of negative-sentiment stocks before the bell, and watch MU’s open tomorrow as the tell for the whole chip tape.

The post Power Hour #122: Breadth Breaks Hard: The ABC Playbook Into the Close – Wednesday 10/7/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

With sixty minutes left to trade, breadth deteriorates sharply even as the medium-term trend firms, exposing a market split between a strong Tech engine and failed headline trades. The analyst walks through what to cut (BESS, SRFM), what to hold (SNPS, PANW), and the one breadth level that decides whether tomorrow’s pullback stays orderly.

The post Power Hour #121: Narrow Leadership, Broken Breadth: The Closing Bell Playbook – Tuesday 10/6/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

A late-session breadth thrust — thirty-six percent of stocks above the twenty SMA — confirms a genuine trending market led by Tech, not a fakeout. The analyst breaks down which leaders to hold, which fading headline plays to cut, and sets QTOP’s forty-dollar level as the key trigger for tomorrow’s open.

The post Power Hour #120: Breadth Confirms the Trend: Tech Leads Into the Close – Monday 10/5/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

With index levels dark and only tech decisively expanding, the Host and Analyst triage the close — cutting LEN and LI, holding TSLA and IMOS, and setting confirmation triggers on CAMT and TSM. They close out with tomorrow’s setups in QMCO and GNRC, all tied to the Broadcom-Anthropic chip deal.

The post Power Hour #119: Stay In The Beam: A Stock-Picker’s Close – Friday 10/2/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

The regime flipped bullish on the 4% sentiment line even as the 40-SMA model stays oversold, but a 12-point collapse in 20-SMA breadth exposes a narrow, chip-led rally rather than a broad recovery. The hosts break down what to hold (chips, KLAC, ACLS), what to cut (OVV, weak-sector longs), and the exact levels — KLAC...

The post Power Hour #118: Oversold, Bullish, and Narrow: Reading a One-Day Chip Bounce – Thursday 10/1/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

With breadth compressing and thrust counts collapsing on both sides, the hosts break down a choppy, stock-picker’s tape. They lay out exactly what to hold, cut, and watch into the close, then set the one breadth level that decides whether tomorrow’s bounce is real.

The post Power Hour #117: Breadth Breakdown: Cut the Cyclicals, Hold the Leaders – Wednesday 9/30/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.

With sixty minutes to the close, panic selling has eased but market breadth has collapsed to just 11% of stocks above their 20-day average. The hosts break down why the bear count drop is exhaustion, not confirmation, and lay out a defensive playbook: hold AMAT, cut Energy and Materials, and watch one number — breadth...

The post Power Hour #116: Don’t Trust the Bounce: Breadth Craters as Panic Fades – Tuesday 9/29/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets.