Stocktwits Chart Art: January 07, 2025
STOCKTWITS CHART ART: JANUARY 07, 2025
The Stocktwits Summary 📝
Good evening! All major indices closed red today as stronger-than-expected economic data crushed hopes for a Fed rate cut. The latest JOLTS report showed job openings remain elevated, while the ISM services index signaled ongoing growth in the sector. Treasury yields surged, with the 10-year hitting its highest level since 2007, weighing on stocks as investors grappled with higher-for-longer rate expectations.
|
Index |
ST Sentiment Score |
ST Message Volume |
|---|---|---|
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$SPY (-1.13%) |
Bearish (34) |
High (61) |
|
$QQQ (-1.80%) |
Neutral (54) |
High (60) |
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$IWM (-0.81%) |
Bullish (57) |
High (56) |
|
$DIA (-0.44%) |
Bearish (33) |
High (55) |
*The ST Sentiment Score & Message Volume scales range from 0 to 100 (extremely bearish to extremely bullish). More info here.
And here were Stocktwits’ top Trending symbols:
CHART OF THE DAY
Commercial Real Estate Falling Apart 🔥
As of late, due to rising interest rates, commercial real estate in the United States continues to get hit. You add in economic uncertainty and a shift away from real estate to other more lucrative markets (stocks and crypto at this time), and you have the perfect storm for a weak real estate market.
Stocktwits user @chessNwine highlights the bear flag breakdown that $IYR (mostly linked to commercial real-estate) is currently facing.
Apple Closing In On Important Levels
Coinbase Flirting With Breakdown
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