The market opened Monday in a mixed state, with major tech stocks and Bitcoin trading lower while crude oil pushed higher. Upcoming U.S. economic reports, including Fed minutes and jobless claims, may shift market direction. Volatility indexes for major U.S. markets remain on buy signals, indicating nervous options traders. In Canada, several ETFs and sectors—including energy, financials, and gold stocks—saw mixed performance, with energy hitting new highs while tech struggled to hold support.
In the U.S., major index ETFs continued to weaken, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Russell 2000 trading near key support levels. Despite intraday reversals Friday, most sectors did not break previous highs, limiting the significance of the bounce. Energy hit its next price target while financials turned negative. The most active stocks list showed broad reversals but few trend changes, with names like Nvidia, Tesla, and Palantir remaining under pressure. The video concludes by emphasizing discipline, trend following, and the importance of timing in navigating volatile markets.
Stephen Whiteside
Monday, November 17, 2025
00:00 Welcome & Market Overview
00:22 Major Tech & Commodities Update
00:30 Upcoming Economic Reports
00:44 VIX Signals & Market Sentiment
01:06 Canadian Indexes & Sectors
01:36 Energy, Financials & Gold Review
01:58 Tech Stocks & Support Levels
02:12 U.S. Market ETF Signals
02:47 S&P 500, Nasdaq & Russell Targets
03:10 Small Caps & Microcaps
03:56 Energy Sector Price Targets
04:13 U.S. Financials, Banks & Gold Stocks
04:39 Semiconductors Update
04:50 TSX Most Active Stocks
05:31 Northland, Bitfarm & Enbridge
05:54 Gold Miners & Uranium Names
06:25 Manulife Breakout Review
06:30 U.S. Most Active Stocks
07:10 Opendoor, Pfizer & Tesla
07:32 SoFi, Plug Power & Bitfarm
07:59 BigBear, Intel & Palantir
08:01 Market Reversal Summary
