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Two ASX Stocks Flashing Bullish Signals as Momentum and Volume Align
Two ASX stocks just broke through something real. One small-cap blasted through resistance—clean breakout, volume's there, technical setup is legitimately solid. The other got absolutely destroyed (happens to the best), hit bottom, and is now climbing in the most methodical way possible—which is actually good. Both showing real signals: moving averages stacking correctly, RSI not in fever-dream territory, volume that suggests actual institutions buying instead of retail panic. No hype, no bullshit. Charts don't lie if you know how to read them. One caveat: if fundamentals are garbage, even the prettiest chart gets wrecked. But these setups? Legit worth watching.
Wall Street Wrap: Pre-Market, September 23, 2026
U.S. futures slip as Brent crude rallies on Iran-war uncertainty. Cracker Barrel, Paychex, TriSalus, and IonQ lead the pre-market movers, with McDonald's Investor Day and September flash PMI data on deck.
The Wall Street Wrap: September 22, 2026
The Nasdaq posted its second straight record close as chip and memory stocks led, even as the broader AI rally showed signs of fragmenting into rate-sensitive sectors. Trump warned Iran at the UN, Qualcomm unveiled new on-device AI chips, and the US, Denmark, and Greenland signed a long-awaited security pact.
AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) Crosses $1 Trillion: What the Valuation Now Assumes About AI Growth
AMD crossed a $1 trillion market capitalisation after strong second-quarter results, with Data Center revenue more than doubling. The valuation now hinges on management's 2027 growth forecasts, a wide forward earnings gap with Nvidia, and
ASX Post-Market Wrap: 22 September 2026
The ASX 200 climbed to its highest close since September 10 as a plunge in oil prices eased inflation fears and powered a Nasdaq record, lifting technology, consumer discretionary and real estate stocks together. RBA officials Sarah Hunter and Michele Bullock both flagged further rate hikes, with Bullock also warning of a possible "AI bubble."
ASX Pre-Market: Tuesday, 22 September 2026
ASX SPI 200 futures point to a firmer open, up 29 points, or 0.33%, to 8,809, after Wall Street surged overnight as oil prices and bond yields tumbled and AI-linked stocks led a broad rally, with the Nasdaq closing at a fresh record.
The Wall Street Wrap: September 21, 2026
US stocks rallied sharply Monday as tech led the charge and oil tumbled on hopes for US-Iran diplomacy, with the Nasdaq closing at a record. AMD topped a $1 trillion market cap, Meta surged on its new Muse AI app, and bitcoin climbed above $86,000.
Anatomy of a Supply Shock: The Fed Rate Hike You Might Be Misreading
This piece is part of Understanding Economics, where we take one economic term and explain it through something actually happening right now, rather than a textbook example. Here, that term was a supply shock, the reason the Fed raised interest rates into an oil crisis it has no power to fix.
When No One Agrees Who's in Charge: Inside Prediction Markets' Regulatory Chaos
Prediction markets are better at catching their own bad actors than regulators are at agreeing who's in charge. Four unresolved legal fights show why that's both reassuring and a warning sign
The Wall Street Wrap: September 18, 2026
US stocks closed out a volatile week mixed, with the Nasdaq notching a weekly gain while the Dow slid for a third straight week. Warren Buffett stepped down as Berkshire Hathaway's chairman after six decades at the helm, the Bank of Japan hiked rates to a 31-year high, and bitcoin topped $80,000 on tokenized-stock optimism.
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