Markets are struggling to figure out an important question: how do you price AI? Find out what goes into the calculation on this week's Reuters Econ World podcast

markets can start reacting to a narrative before the price fully reflects it. @swaydotfun helps connect the dots and spot where the opportunity might be before everyone catches on.

Markets are already on the edge of an ai bubble. Then stressed by the dem possibly banning ai. Will be hit tomorrow by this statement from NVDA Board, the biggest company in the world. Good luck!

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Markets just had an ugly week. A longer business cycle quietly turned favorable in the middle of it. The Kitchin cycle, a roughly 3 to 5 year inventory cycle, entered a new favorable phase on October 31 that runs through May 2028. Since 1900, stocks have risen through these favorable stretches 89% of the time, with a median gain of 30.8%. Gains of 20% or more have outnumbered losses of that size 23 to 1. This week's TradingEdge Weekly video covers the Kitchin cycle turn, a Nasdaq pattern match pointing to a choppy repair, breadth warnings stacking up, and gold at a one year low. The full SentimenTrader market view: Read more: