Evaluate the expected performance of SPX Technologies (SPXC) for the quarter ended December 2024, looking beyond the conventional Wall Street top-and-bottom-line estimates and examining some of its key metrics for better insight.
Kevin Green says Friday's trading session will close as the lowest-volume day so far in 2025. However, after the long weekend, potential catalysts can reignite trading quickly.
According to Kevin Green, bulls still have the edge despite the SPX still falling short of the 6,100 mark. He says "too much green" to start the trading day would raise warning signs.
Kevin Green points to bullish potential ending the trading week. He highlights this morning's open breaking through channels he's been watching all week.
Kevin Green considers the trading day a boring one ahead of Amazon (AMZN) and Affirm (AFRM) earnings. However, he notes that bearish-leaning trends in Affirm could make post-market trading interesting.
Technical trends hold and volatility gets stomped in the bull run. Kevin Green warns there's still room for bears to emerge, notably with tariff uncertainty and a cross in MACD.
With tariffs from the Trump administration set to take effect, Kevin Green dives into technicals to watch during the trading day. He notes volatility amid a headline-driven day but says it remains fairly low compared to seasonal levels.
A choppy trading day neared the close with green across the indices. Kevin Green notes strong market breadth as a factor behind the melt-up, which he says can grow if Nvidia (NVDA) flexes strength.
Compression in the SPX with a wide range for potential moves is something Kevin Green has his eye on in today's session. Apple's (AAPL) earnings can serve as a possible mover once it reports earnings.
Markets opened lower this morning, and Kevin Green notes there isn't too much room for upside potential. A market green shoot weighs on President Trump's World Economic Forum speech as semiconductors weigh indices down.
Investors need to pay close attention to SPX Technologies (SPXC) stock based on the movements in the options market lately.
The SPX dipped after the December jobs report blew past Wall Street's expectations. Alex Coffey says gold will once again be an asset class to watch as uncertainty into Trump 2.0 ramps up.