Dow Futures Climb After Tesla and AI Stock Selloff
Markets posted solid weekly gains despite a rough Thursday. Apple and Robinhood are flashing buy signals worth watching.
Don't let Thursday fool you. The broader market wrapped up the week in solid shape, even as Tesla, Sandisk, and a handful of AI plays took a beating that made your portfolio feel a lot worse than the scoreboard showed. That's the market being the market — it hurts even when you're technically winning.
Dow Jones futures are pointing higher, which tells you the dip-buyers aren't scared. When futures bounce after a sector selloff like this, it usually means institutions are quietly loading up while retail panic-sells. Pay attention to that dynamic. It matters for your next move.
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Apple and Robinhood are both flashing buy signals right now. Two very different companies, same message: the setup is there if you're willing to pull the trigger. Apple is the kind of name that rewards patience. Robinhood is more of a momentum play — it moves fast, so size accordingly and don't get sloppy with your stop.
The AI trade isn't dead — it just got a reality check. Sandisk's drop dragged sentiment across the space, but one rough session doesn't erase a thesis. The question is whether this is a healthy pullback or the start of something uglier. Watch volume on the bounce. Light volume means weak hands are still exiting. Heavy volume means the real buyers are back.
Weekly gains are what count at the end of the day. Keep your eyes on the trend, not the noise. Continue reading at Yahoo.