Market Hours
Real traders. Real charts. Live.
Market Hours is a trading show for people who actually trade. We work through live charts, trade theses, invalidation levels and portfolio management on air.
Each episode gets a page here with the video, the recap, key takeaways, chapters and every chart from the show.
Dispersion, Not Rotation: $MSFT, $GOOGL & $MU | Market Hours #192
Market Hours #192 on Google earnings day: GP’s ‘trash’ price action near S&P highs, Ben adds $NOW at 96, Dell as the leader, $SMH’s bear trap, SPX 7741, selling into earnings, and dispersion versus rotation.
Buy the Breakout: $NOW, $TSLA & Bitcoin | Market Hours #178
Market Hours #178: does a grinding market need a flush, the case for buying breakouts over bases, the software snap-back and $NOW, Bitcoin’s capitulation next to a Zcash bid, and whether $TSLA is distributing or rhyming with June 2019.
Stop Selling: $MSFT, $IGV & $NOW | Market Hours #167
Market Hours #167 on ‘fake Monday’: GP’s February VIX-expiration trap, Nick’s QQQs 595 reclaim and 575 floor, whether the $IGV is a generational buy, what mega caps that stop selling look like, $MSFT, $NOW, 13Fs and Burry vs Palantir.
The Four-Minute Man: $MSFT, $AMZN & $NOW | Market Hours #158
Market Hours #158: the QQQs holding the 50-day by a hair after Broadcom and Oracle, flush levels in $MSFT and $AMZN, GP the four-minute man, his Oracle bottom call, $NOW’s split and April 9 candle, VIX expiration, Japan and giving back gains.