Consumer Discretionary Just Flashed Red

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BROUGHT TO YOU BY MANWARD PRESS Monday Takeaways: Consumer Spending Cracks Could Trigger Market Breakdown SPONSORED “Partner” with Elon Musk on Project Colossus… December 1 Even though xAI is a private company, tech legend and angel investor Jeff Brown found a way for everyday folks like you… To partner with Elon on what he believes will be the biggest AI project of the century… Starting with as little as $500. Click here to see how you could take a stake in Elon’s private company… Without having connections in Silicon Valley or having to be an accredited investor.   Shah Gilani Chief Investment Strategist The worst sector last week is telling us something... Of the 11 major sectors, consumer discretionary performed the worst - down 2.7%. The S&P 500 was flat. But if consumers are pulling back heading into the holidays, this market faces serious headwinds. SPONSORED The "Impossible" Chip That Runs on Pure Light Google's quantum computer shocked the world... but China DEMOLISHED Google's record using pure light particles instead of exotic superconductors. The secret? A revolutionary material that ONE American company is the first to commercially produce. Get the Complete Story Here   This week brings the real test: Home Depot, Walmart Thursday, and Target all report earnings. Walmart is especially critical. Are they raising prices? Eating margin hits? Their guidance could move the entire market. But it's not just consumers showing weakness: Bitcoin down $600 billion since October Meme stocks down 40% NVIDIA earnings Wednesday (Peter Thiel and SoftBank both dumped their shares) S&P support levels at 6,625, 6,500, and 6,000 all at risk I sold my NVIDIA at $203 - took profits and wasn't greedy. Right now, caution is warranted. Not the time for aggressive capital allocation. Click here or on the image below to see what I'm watching this week. Cheers, Shah WATCH THE VIDEO (WITH TRANSCRIPT) SPONSORED AI Company Signs MAJOR Apple Deal Until 2040! It IPO'd in 2023. Now, it's tech will be found in iPhones and iMacs until 2040. Will it be the next trillion-dollar company?   Want more content like this? YES NO

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