Power Hour

The Friday, November 13, 2026 WaveRider Power Hour calls the regime bearish-leaning neutral, with 54.02% of stocks above their 20-day SMA and a defensive rotation out of tech into staples and health care. The hosts cover what to hold, trim and exit, a possible ASND entry, and the Monday setup with weekend headline risk. The post Power Hour #148: Trim Tech as QQQ Loses 200-Day Average – Friday 11/1...

WaveRider Power Hour’s Wednesday, November 11, 2026 closing-hour playbook. Market breadth flipped bullish, but the episode calls it a trending relief rally, not a confirmed trend change, since SPY and QQQ remain below their 50-day averages. It lists names to cut, hold and enter, and tomorrow’s key levels. The post Power Hour #147: Power Hour Tactical Trading Playbook – Wednesday 11/11/...

A final-hour market briefing after a sharp rate-driven, risk-off reversal. Breadth flipped from a strong bullish skew to a bearish one, and short-term momentum turned bearish. The hosts cover what is holding up (MU, VRT), what to cut (high-beta tech and crypto-linked names like MSTR), and how to size positions for tomorrow. The post Power Hour #146: Hawkish Fed Fears Spark Market Whiplash – Tuesda...

A closing-bell deep dive using WaveFinder scanner data on a relief bounce within a broader downtrend. The hosts explain why to cut ASTS, AKAM and ATMU despite news catalysts, why to hold SKWD, and which SPY levels and late setups matter heading into the weekend. The post Power Hour #145: Why Stocks Dump on Good News – Friday 11/6/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets .

A market close recap of a sharp trending liquidation day in which breadth collapsed, with the share of stocks above their 20-day SMA falling from 95% to 56%. The hosts list names to hold, cut and watch, flag an oil versus energy-sector disconnect, and set a defensive plan for tomorrow: raise cash and trade smaller. The post Power Hour #144: Defensive Playbook for a Market Liquidation – Thursday 11...

A final-hour market briefing says the regime shifted bullish today, with breadth expanding to 774 bull names versus 433 bears and 83% of stocks above their 20-day average. Money is rotating out of mega-cap tech and energy into consumer discretionary, staples, health care and financials. The hosts recommend trimming AFRM and APO, cutting energy, and... The post Power Hour #143: Capital Flees Tech a...

A final-hour briefing for Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026, describing the session as a relief bounce inside a larger correction, with breadth at 58.82% above the 40-day SMA. The hosts cover holds, cuts and a late entry, then look ahead to elevated gap risk from tonight’s US midterm elections and key levels on IWM, SPY and... The post Power Hour #142: Midterm Election Gap Risk Playbook – Tuesday...

A rapid-fire market recap for November 2, 2026, contrasting weak headline indices with improving market breadth. The hosts review which sectors to hold versus cut, specific entry setups for EW and IWM, and overnight catalysts like crude oil ahead of tomorrow’s open. The post Power Hour #141: Small Caps Hold as Tech Bleeds – Monday 11/2/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets .

A sharp risk-off day saw breadth collapse 56 points as technology cratered 5% and defensives surged. SPY sits at the bottom of its 20-day range with QQQ deeply oversold. Stay defensive, protect capital, and only buy confirmed reclaims into the close. The post Power Hour #140: Cut TWLO as SPY Tests Floor – Friday 10/30/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets .

A rotation day saw tech and communication services fade while utilities, materials, and small caps led broadening breadth. SPY clings to its SMA50 near $767.58 as earnings winners like WCC, KIM, and VICI raise guidance. Favor defensive leaders and confirmed breakouts like FCN into the close. The post Power Hour #139: Tech Drops as Small Caps Lead – Thursday 10/29/2026 first appeared on WaveRider M...

A constructive but defensive-led tape with breadth expanding and SPY holding above all key SMAs. GMAB’s 32% blowout headlines continuation signals while defensive sectors lead; watch QQQ’s $732.50 SMA20 as the pivot for tech re-engagement tomorrow. The post Power Hour #138: Final Hour Playbook and QQQ Pivots – Wednesday 10/28/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets .

A sharp breadth reversal lifted the tape with Bull 4% signals tripling intraday. Utilities, Materials and Industrials led while Tech and Energy lagged; SPY sits just under its 20-day average heading into the close with small-caps setting up for a potential breakout. The post Power Hour #137: Buy Utilities and Materials Fade Energy – Tuesday 10/27/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Markets .

Stocks closed higher but breadth stayed bearish beneath the surface, with leadership rotating into Industrials, Materials and Energy as tech lagged. RPD and TSLA led momentum while SPY struggled under its SMA50; traders should stay defensive and watch IWM’s $277 line into tomorrow. The post Power Hour #136: Green Indices Mask Broken Market Breadth – Tuesday 10/27/2026 first appeared on WaveR...

Breadth is improving even as SPY slips, but the move is defensive rotation into Utilities, Staples, Materials, and Energy rather than genuine recovery. The desk lays out what to hold (LMT, defensives), what to watch (PTLE, RY on confirmation), what to cut (TEM, GGG), and the key SPY and QQQ levels that would flip the... The post Power Hour #135: Defensive Rotation: Breadth Rises as Tech Drags the...

A sharp one-day breadth collapse in tech triggers a rotation into staples, utilities, and software, with chips and megacap names getting cut while KMI and ADBE set up as the next entries. The desk lays out exact levels on QQQ and SPY to watch into tomorrow’s open. Built from WaveFinder scanner data at app.waverider.ai. The post Power Hour #134: Rotation, Not Rout: Tech Breadth Collapse and t...

SPY trades green into the final hour, but breadth tells a different story as the 20-day advance/decline reading fades and bullish participation cools. The desk trims high-beta Tech, avoids the leveraged ETN washout, and leans on TMO as the only continuation name with real volume behind it. Tomorrow’s setup hinges on SPY holding $770.93 and... The post Power Hour #133: Breadth Over Price: TMO...

With index levels dark, internals tell the story: market breadth widened sharply as bulls jumped to 271 from 163, while Technology fell to the bottom decile and Healthcare, Staples, and Energy took the lead. The desk breaks down what to trim (Tech), what to hold (healthcare leaders NBIX, AZN, QGEN), and the two levels —... The post Power Hour #132: Breadth Flips, Tech Fades: Inside Today’s Defensi...

With no clean SPY or QQQ levels to trade, the analysts lean entirely on market internals to spot a decisive breadth shift and sector rotation out of Tech into Healthcare and Energy. They lay out exact holds, trims, and one high-RVOL late entry, then carry the setup into tomorrow with specific levels on EFX, RAPP,... The post Power Hour #131: No Levels, Just Internals: Trading the Final Hour Rotati...

Breadth is splitting — short-term washing out while longer-term bases build — and the bull-bear flip shows selling pressure easing even as sentiment stays bearish. The desk breaks down which names to hold, which to cut before the bell, and the single 19% breadth level plus the MU chip headline that will decide whether tomorrow... The post Power Hour #130: Power Hour: One Tripwire, Two Tells – Mond...

A sudden afternoon regime flip from bullish to bearish sends breadth internals into full rotation mode, with energy leading and tech cratering. The analyst lays out what to hold into the close, what to cut, and one capitulation-flush name — TLK — worth watching at 11.10 ahead of tomorrow’s open. The post Power Hour #129: Regime Flip: Energy Holds, Growth Gets Cut, TLK on Watch – Friday 10/16...

A sentiment gauge spikes from 74 to 347 in a single session, signaling a violent oversold snapback rather than a trend day. The hosts break down which leaders to hold, which fading names to cut despite the green tape, and the key breadth trigger — Technology’s RSPT — that could flip the market from selective... The post Power Hour #128: The Valve Blew: Trading Today’s Violent Breadth Reversa...

Tech sells off hard as sentiment turns Very Bearish and breadth deteriorates, pushing the regime fully defensive. The hosts break down which rate-sensitive names to cut before the bell, why today’s defensive winners are rallying on suspiciously light volume, and the two conditions that need to flip before the playbook changes. The post Power Hour #127: Defensive Regime: Cutting Growth, Trust...

A sixty-minute-to-the-bell breakdown of a split tape where sentiment reads bearish but breadth is quietly healing, driven by rotation into Energy and Health Care. The hosts cover what to hold (VLO, PSX, MPC, VST), what to cut (CAT, ORCL), what to avoid (CIFR), and what sets up for tomorrow’s open. The post Power Hour #126: Split Tape: Bearish Sentiment, Bullish Breadth – Tuesday 10/13/2026 f...

Breadth craters into the final hour, but a rising 40-day reading signals rotation rather than a real breakdown. The hosts break down what to cut, what to hold, and the two confirmation-only setups worth watching — before turning to crude oil as the key swing factor for tomorrow’s open. The post Power Hour #125: Rotation, Not Rout: Reading the Breadth Collapse – Monday 10/12/2026 first appear...

A 60-minutes-to-the-close breakdown of a sharp bull-bear sentiment flip and improving market breadth. The desk sets a clear playbook — hold confirmed leaders like MRNX, FFIV, and ELV, cut unconfirmed breakdowns in CD and ALHC, and flags a volume-backed late entry in QVCG. The episode closes with tomorrow’s setup: a software rotation led by OKTA... The post Power Hour #124: Power Hour: Breadt...