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Generated Mar 2, 2026 at 6:35 AM
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The Nasdaq composite has been in a sideways, choppy trade range for the last three or four months.
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The Nasdaq index experienced a 62% rally followed by a 9% correction and is currently at the lower end of its range.
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The Nasdaq index has repeatedly undercut and rallied back above its 50-day moving average but currently remains below it.
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A follow-through day occurred on Wednesday with the index up over 1% on higher volume than the prior session.
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Nasdaq gains from early in the week were erased by significant price drops on Thursday and Friday.
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The Nasdaq closed at 22,668, sitting 2.4% below its 50-day and 1.2% below its 21-day moving averages.
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The S&P 500 (SPY) and Dow Jones Industrial Average are showing technical weakness despite the Dow hitting a high of 50,000.
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The Russell 2000 (IWM) is consolidating within a flat base pattern.
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The Nasdaq was down 217 points or nearly 1% for the week on volume 11% above the 10-week average.
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Monthly Nasdaq performance shows negative returns in November, December, and February, with a small gain in January.
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Acadia (ACAD) saw a 23% price increase on volume 400% above its 50-day average following earnings.
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Front Door (FTDR) showed a bounce off its lows but remains within a consolidation base.
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Keysight (KEYS) is a strong stock within a strong sector.
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Acadia Healthcare (ACHC) moved 40% on the weekly chart and is now above its 200-day moving average.
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Encompass Health (ECG) pulled back to its 5-day moving average after rallying on earnings.
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Unity (U) is breaking out of a base with significant relative strength and high volume.
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Axon (AXON) is transitioning from a stage four decline into a potential new stage one base.
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Resi pulled back to its 5-day moving average and remains in a consolidation base.
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Rocky Brands (RCKY) broke out of a flat base handle with a 34% weekly move and high volume.
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Home Depot (HD) and Lowe's (LOW) show stagnant sales and earnings growth.
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The job market and consumer spending are identified as areas of significant economic concern.
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Sterling (STRL) pulled back to its 419.14 trigger point despite accelerating earnings and sales growth.
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Nvidia (NVDA) fell 7% last week and is currently forming a base.
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Dell (DELL) rose 22% on earnings but is still working through a stage three base below 179.70.
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The fiber optics group is the top-performing market sector with approximately 70% growth.
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Lumentum (LITE) is exhibiting a high tight flag pattern and may stall near the 700 price level.
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Ciena (CIEN) is approaching its earnings report on Thursday and may stall near the 350 price level.
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SanDisk (WDC) rose 163% since its breakout despite a recent 2% pullback and a short report from Citron Research.
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The memory stock cycle is expected to last longer than previous cycles.
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SanDisk (WDC) is projected to break out of its flag pattern and reach a price of 1,000 (repeated).
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Micron (MU) historically sells off for several days following Nvidia earnings before starting a significant rally.
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Micron (MU) is expected to bounce off its 21-day average and rally toward 500 ahead of its March earnings.
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Western Digital (WDC) and Seagate (STX) are consolidating in flag patterns.
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ASML is holding its 21-day moving average after a recent breakout.
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FormFactor (FORM) and CTT are continuing upward trends as strong performers in 2026.
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Teradyne (TER) and ICHR experienced pullbacks but remain in established upward trends.
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Camtech (CAMT) rose 13% last week within the eighth-ranked industry group.
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Vicor (VICR) rose 18.5% for the week despite a 2% profit-taking drop on Friday.
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Fabrinet (FN) and TTMI are experiencing headwinds and failed breakouts due to general index weakness.
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Gold and silver stocks, including AU, AEM, PAAS, and AG, are reaching new highs.
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Southern Copper (SCCO) and Ivanhoe (IVN) are identified as leading plays in the copper sector.
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Oil field services stocks like OII, OIS, and Tidewater (TDW) are showing strong upward momentum.
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Liberty Energy (LBRT) and KGS are trending higher, supported by 5-day moving averages and tight patterns.
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The HVAC and machinery groups, including Caterpillar (CAT) and John Deere (DE), are benefiting from data center construction.
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Upcoming earnings for March 2 include Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCLH), AAON, Credo (CRDO), and Target (TGT).
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CrowdStrike (CRWD), Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF), Broadcom (AVGO), and Ciena (CIEN) (repeated) report later in the week.
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American Eagle (AEO) is expected to report a strong quarter due to high demand for Sydney Sweeney-branded inventory.
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Victoria's Secret (VSCO), Costco (COST), and Marvell (MRVL) report earnings on Thursday.
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The ongoing conflict in Iran is likely already priced into the market due to February's weakness (repeated).
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Speculation regarding the geopolitical situation has already driven rallies in gold, silver, copper, and pipeline stocks.
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A "sell the news" reaction may occur in oil and commodity stocks on Monday morning following the weekend news.
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Defense contractors like Lockheed Martin (LMT) and RTX may see temporary price spikes.
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Bitcoin prices dropped to approximately 63,000 over the weekend and have been slumping recently.
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Any market pullback on Monday morning is viewed as a potential buying opportunity for riskier assets like Micron (MU) (repeated).
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