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In this morning market update, Stephen Whiteside analyzed the strong bullish momentum that carried markets through May, with technology and semiconductor stocks continuing to outperform. The Dow was indicated higher in the pre-market due to strength in IBM, Microsoft, and NVIDIA, while the NASDAQ 100 and semiconductor sector posted some of the month’s strongest gains. The presentation also reviewed standout performers and laggards across North American markets, reinforcing the dominance of AI and chip-related investments.

Whiteside then shifted attention to commodities and technical trading signals, providing insight into crude oil, natural gas, copper, gold, silver, and uranium. He explained that while some precious metal sectors generated early buy signals, traders should remain patient until stronger technical confirmation develops. The video emphasized trend-following strategies, support and resistance levels, and sector-specific opportunities that could emerge if commodity prices continue stabilizing in the weeks ahead.

Stephen Whiteside
Monday, June 1, 2026

This weekend’s presentation focused on the strong bullish momentum currently driving global equity markets, particularly in semiconductor and AI-related sectors. Stephen Whiteside reviewed the continued strength in the SMH ETF along with major chip stocks including AMD, Qualcomm, and Micron, while also identifying important resistance targets for major U.S. indices such as the NASDAQ 100 and Vanguard Total Market ETF. The VIX continued moving lower during the week, reinforcing a bullish backdrop for equities heading into month end.

Despite the strength in headline indices, Whiteside pointed out significant weakness beneath the surface in several key sectors. Energy, financials, consumer stocks, and gold shares continue to struggle or move sideways, while many retail and restaurant stocks remain under pressure. The presentation also covered important technical support and resistance levels across U.S. and Canadian ETFs, emphasizing how traders should monitor weekly buy and sell signals in the coming sessions.

Stephen Whiteside
Sunday, May 31, 2026

Stephen Whiteside’s Friday market outlook highlighted a cautiously bullish tone heading into the final trading day of the month, supported by lower volatility, falling crude oil prices, and continued strength in major U.S. indexes. Semiconductor stocks remained a key driver of market momentum, with the NASDAQ outperforming while the VIX stayed on a sell signal, reinforcing support for higher stock prices. The video also noted strong pre-market action in Dell following Snowflake’s sharp rally, alongside major gains in drone-related ETFs.

The analysis focused heavily on technical price targets and trend signals across major ETFs and actively traded stocks. Weakness appeared in Canadian banks and energy shares, while gold stocks showed relative strength. Key breakout levels were discussed for names including Hive, BlackBerry, Ford, Supermicro, and Marvell, with repeated emphasis on resistance zones, channel lines, and momentum continuation. Whiteside closed by reinforcing the importance of trend-following and stock market timing discipline.

Stephen Whiteside
Friday May 29, 202

Stephen Whiteside’s Thursday morning market outlook focused on a cautious start to trading ahead of a major batch of U.S. economic data, including jobless claims. Futures were slightly lower in the pre-market, while crude oil moved back above $90 and gold fell sharply toward key support levels near its March lows. The VIX continued trending lower, supporting higher stock prices, while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and several commodity markets remained under pressure.

The video highlighted mixed sector performance across North American markets. Major U.S. indexes remained near highs, with strength in the NASDAQ 100, semiconductors, and small-cap stocks, while energy and insurance sectors weakened. Canadian banks continued outperforming U.S. banks, with several Canadian financial stocks making new highs. In contrast, major U.S. banks such as Bank of America, Citigroup, JP Morgan, and Wells Fargo showed bearish chart patterns with lower highs and growing downside risk.

Stephen Whiteside
Thursday, May 28, 2026

In today’s market outlook, Stephen Whiteside reviews the growing divergence between U.S. and Canadian markets as commodity weakness weighs on the TSX while semiconductor-driven momentum lifts American indexes higher. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ continue advancing toward key resistance levels, supported by strong gains in chipmakers like Micron and AMD. Meanwhile, the VIX remains subdued, signaling that market participants are still favoring risk assets despite concerns about broader market sentiment.

The presentation also focuses on tactical market positioning across Bitcoin, bonds, commodities, and sector leadership. Bitcoin and Ethereum remain stuck below resistance levels with limited buying interest, while crude oil, natural gas, gold, and silver continue to weaken. Whiteside reinforces his trend-following strategy by encouraging investors to prioritize stocks trading above the FlyPaper Channel, emphasizing that leadership and momentum remain critical factors when selecting trading opportunities in an all-time-high market environment.

Stephen Whiteside
Wednesday, May 27, 2026

In this morning market update, Stephen Whiteside analyzed the disconnect between deteriorating economic data and ongoing stock market strength. Consumer sentiment continues to hit record lows, historically signaling recession risks, yet investors remain focused on AI-driven momentum in large-cap technology stocks. He also examined Berkshire Hathaway’s recent underperformance compared to the S&P 500, suggesting it may reflect growing concerns about elevated market valuations and Buffett’s cautious positioning in cash.

Canadian markets moved higher following the long weekend, led by gains in materials and technology stocks while the energy sector weakened sharply alongside falling oil prices. Whiteside discussed bullish technical setups across major TSX ETFs and reviewed several heavily traded Canadian stocks, including BlackBerry, Hive Digital, and Brookfield. The presentation emphasized technical analysis, resistance levels, volatility trends, and sector rotation as traders prepare for Tuesday’s market open.

Stephen Whiteside
Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Stephen Whiteside’s May 22, 2026 market outlook focused on a relatively quiet trading session for the major indexes while highlighting significant volatility beneath the surface. Oil and gasoline experienced sharp pullbacks after making new highs earlier in the week, while gold remained mostly unchanged and silver showed modest strength. Canadian markets continued to outperform the U.S., supported by strong gains in bank stocks and renewed buy signals in the technology and telecom sectors. Meanwhile, the NASDAQ and semiconductor stocks held near highs despite subdued overall market momentum.

The presentation also emphasized the importance of trend-following and stock selection using the FlyPaper Channel strategy. Stocks trading above the channel were identified as market leaders with stronger upside potential, while stocks below the channel reflected weak institutional interest. Whiteside reviewed several actively traded names including Walmart, IBM, NVIDIA, Apple, BlackBerry, and Ford, pointing out key resistance levels, buy and sell signals, and emerging technical patterns. The video concluded with a reminder that disciplined market timing and trend analysis remain essential in navigating current market conditions.

Stephen Whiteside
Friday, May 22, 2026

Stephen Whiteside’s Thursday morning market outlook highlighted a mixed pre-market environment as stock index futures traded below fair value while commodities fluctuated ahead of U.S. jobless claims data. Crude oil recovered above $100 after an earlier decline, gold weakened further, and NVIDIA-related momentum faded as fresh economic news took center stage. Whiteside also noted a reversal in the bond market, with bonds rising and yields falling, which helped support Wednesday’s stock market rally.

The video focused heavily on technical analysis across Canadian and U.S. markets, emphasizing that several major indexes remain on buy signals while some sectors appear overextended and high risk. Financials and bank stocks continued making new highs, while energy and gold stocks showed signs of weakness. Whiteside cautioned traders against aggressively chasing new positions at current levels and stressed the importance of monitoring channel breakouts, support levels, and volatility signals before expecting a significant change in market direction.

Stephen Whiteside
Thursday, May 21, 2026

Stephen Whiteside’s market outlook for May 20, 2026 focused on a cautiously bullish pre-market environment as stock index futures recovered some of Tuesday’s losses ahead of NVIDIA’s highly anticipated earnings report. Energy stocks continued to support the Canadian market while weakness in mining and silver stocks created mixed sector performance. The VIX remained subdued, signaling no major rise in market fear, while crude oil stayed above $100 and precious metals traded with limited movement.

The video also highlighted growing concerns in the bond market, where rising yields and falling bond prices continue to pressure long-term trends without yet triggering a broader stock market breakdown. Whiteside reviewed key psychological resistance levels including gold above $5,000, Dow 50,000, and the S&P 500 near 7,500, noting that markets remain technically resilient despite recent pullbacks. Semiconductor stocks were mixed heading into NVIDIA earnings, with Texas Instruments showing relative strength while several major chip stocks remained on sell signals.

Stephen Whiteside
Wednesday, May 20, 2026