Recently, it's really dizzying to watch: $Caterpillar(CAT.US) is still strong, often hitting new highs with a single rally. Institutions are increasing their holdings, but insiders are reducing theirs—this drama is quite interesting.
$Nextera Energy(NEE.US) and $Alcoa(AA.US) either keep falling with volatility or suddenly pull off some wild options moves, making it easy to get repeatedly squeezed in both long and short positions.
$Applied Materials(AMAT.US) and $Texas Instruments(TXN.US) have decent fundamentals, but no one dares to go all-in. The last drop scared everyone, and now even a slight rise triggers profit-taking.
In the end, the U.S. stock market is rotating too fast. It’s safer to make less—after all, missing out is inevitable.
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