I’m bullish going into Earnings Week.
A 1.1% drop in the Nasdaq 100 isn’t enough to change the broader trend. This looks more like investors reducing risk ahead of the Fed meeting and earnings from the biggest tech companies than the start of a sustained downturn.
The market has already priced in a lot of caution. What matters now is whether the Magnificent Seven can continue to show strong AI-driven revenue growth and whether management teams maintain or raise guidance. If they do, I believe institutional money will rotate back into large-cap tech.
As for the Fed, unless there’s an unexpectedly hawkish shift, I don’t think the meeting will be the main market driver. Corporate earnings and forward guidance should have a much bigger impact.
My strategy is simple: hold quality positions and buy on any meaningful dip instead of panic selling. Short-term volatility is likely, but I think this week will ultimately reinforce the long-term AI and technology uptrend rather than derail it.
Prediction: The Nasdaq finishes Earnings Week higher than where it started. 🚀
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