The Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Podcast

In this week’s NASDAQ Dorsey Wright podcast, David Clark and Trevor Plesko break down the latest market pullback and what’s happening beneath the surface. They explore the divergence between mega-cap stocks and the broader market, why semiconductors continue to lead, and how emerging markets are benefiting from a growing technology tilt. The conversation also covers weakness in software, commodities, and energy, while highlighting where leadership is still holding up and what to watch next. Images were taken from the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Research Platform (linked below).Get Our Weekly Newsletter:NDW Lite: https://nd.nasdaq.com/Index-Preferenc...How to Find Us:Twitter: https://x.com/DorseyWrightNDWLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nasdaqdorseywright Research: https://dorseywright.nasdaq.com

Ian Saunders and David Clark break down a surprising sector shakeup — basic materials topping tech, energy breaking down hard, semis still ripping, and small caps quietly hitting all-time highs — ahead of the Fed's June rate decision. Images were taken from the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Research Platform (linked below).Get Our Weekly Newsletter:NDW Lite: https://nd.nasdaq.com/Index-Preference-Center-LP-.htmlHow to Find Us:Twitter: https://x.com/DorseyWrightNDWLinkedIn: / nasdaqdorseywrightResearch: https://dorseywright.nasdaq.com

This week, Miles Clark and Trevor Plesko discuss the S&P 500, technology strength, weakness in Homebuilders, and Bitcoin.Get Our Weekly Newsletter:NDW Lite: https://nd.nasdaq.com/Index-Preference-Center-LP-.htmlHow to Find Us:Twitter: https://x.com/DorseyWrightNDWLinkedIn: / nasdaqdorseywrightResearch: https://dorseywright.nasdaq.com

This week, Miles Clark and Joseph Tuzzolo discuss historical bull markets, weakness in the software space, momentum streaks, and crude oil. Images were taken from the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Research Platform (linked below).Get Our Weekly Newsletter:NDW Lite: https://nd.nasdaq.com/NDW-Lite-Email-Subscription.html?utm_medium=Email&utm_source=Marketing&utm_programid=6373&utm_campaign=NDW-ES-23-03-20-NDWLite-6373How to Find Us:Twitter: https://x.com/DorseyWrightNDWLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nasdaqdorseywright/Research: https://dorseywright.nasdaq.com*to see an automated translation of this podcast use the settings icon in the bottom right of the video screen, select subtitles, and then auto-translate (note you may have to repeat this step)

This week, Miles Clark and Joseph Tuzzolo discuss small cap improvements, technical indicators highlighting long-term improvement, gold's recent deterioration, and sector changes using the matrix tool. Images were taken from the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Research Platform (linked below).dorseywirght.nasdaq.com

This week, Joseph and Ian review cap weighted vs. equal weighted large-cap relative strength, changes to crude oil, and updates on individual stocks

This week, we introduce our Q2 2026 "Weight of the Evidence", detailing market movement from Q1 2026 and discussing upcoming trends as enter the second quarter. NDW Senior PM John Lewis and Senior Analyst Miles Clark are joined by Nasdaq expert Yanni Angelakos.

This week, Ian Saunders and Joseph Tuzzolo discuss factor performances for US and International equities, Q1 performance for various asset different asset classes, QQQ's rocky quarter, Gold's reversal higher from oversold territory, and volatility within crude oil.

This week, Miles Clark and Joseph Tuzzolo discuss the changes in our asset class rankings, historical market drawdowns, copper vs gold RS relationships, participation indicators, and the RS Spread between leaders and laggards.

This week, we discuss relative strength in basketball terms, review recent changes to our DALI asset class rankings, and highlight weakness from financials.

This week, Miles Clark and David Clark discuss commodities moving up in our asset class rankings, the Mag 7 showing near-term weakness, crude oil experiencing notable volatility as it continues to improve, and bitcoin reversing slightly from its lows.

This week, Ian Saunders and John Lewis discuss the performance between leaders and laggards, changes in the asset class and sector rankings, and the importance of having a process in place.

This week, Ian Saunders & Miles Clark discuss historical declines and what it may mean going forward, sector performance dispersions, Nvidia's earnings and more!

This week, Ian Saunders & David Clark discuss Nvidia's technical picture, the Nasdaq-100's near-term pullback, and the energy sector's rapid improvement.

This week, Miles Clark & David Clark discuss the Dow Jones hitting 50,000, sector ranking changes and performance, the asset class groups score page, and the software space.

This week, Ian Saunders & Joseph Tuzzolo discuss International Equities moving to the top of the asset class rankings & weakness in the technology sector.

This week, Ian & Joseph discuss a falling US Dollar environment, recent improvements in International Equities, Gold's latest run-up, & Crude Oil.

This week, Miles & Joseph discuss momentum's strong start to the year, silver's latest run up, growth vs value relationships and more.

This week, we introduce our Q1 2026 "Weight of the Evidence", detailing market movement from Q4 2025 and discussing upcoming trends as we close out the year. NDW Senior PM John Lewis and Research Analyst Miles Clark are joined by Nasdaq experts Yanni Angelakos & Phil Mackintosh.

This week, we are joined by David Cohen, Co-founder of HANDLS Indexes, a firm that is designed to address the income needs of retirees. In today's episode, we cover structured products, the history of the firm, and the philosophy of HANDLS Indexes.

This week we discussed the least surprising charts, the most surprising charts, and a few others.

This week, we discuss gold vs. silver, interest rate movement, volatility levels, and more.

This week, we are joined by Matt Kaufman, Global Head of ETFs, for a discussion around derivative income ETFs. We cover the history of Calamos, the explosion of interest in using options to generate income, and their approach to using autocallables with major equity benchmarks.

This week, Ian and Miles discuss NVDA earnings, further participation declines and what a 5% pullback for the Nasdaq-100 could mean as we close out 2025.

This week, David and Miles discuss the addition of new chart types added to the NDW platform. They also discuss notable stock movement and the state of participation around all-time highs for the S&P 500.

This week, we discuss performance streaks for US stocks, momentum breakouts, and market participation.

This week, we review the technical pictures of major stocks around earnings, and highlight our new Trade Efficiency tool on our Models page.

This week, we introduce our Q4 "Weight of the Evidence", detailing market movement from Q3 2025 and discussing upcoming trends as we close out the year. NDW Senior PM John Lewis and Research Analyst Miles Clark are joined by Nasdaq experts Yanni Angelakos & Phil Mackintosh.

This week, we pull some highlights from our latest quarterly report on the state of the market and what to monitor heading into Q4.

This week, we discuss bullish signs from small caps, semiconductors, and China.

This week, David and Miles discuss recent rate cuts and what it means for the fixed income space, as well as recent developments for small caps, gold and stock participation.

This week Ian and David discuss continued market participation changes and notable big tech movement... particularly from Apple (AAPL).

This week, we discuss AI stocks, gold, rates and introduce relative strength aristocrats.

This week, we discuss pullbacks for major technology stocks, declining long-term technology participation, and dispersion in retail names.

This week, we discuss rate prospects for 2025, cap vs. equal weighted returns, and recent sector movement.

This week, Ian and Joseph discuss the state of the S&P 500, the US Dollar, and Participation for major markets around all-time highs.

This week, Portfolio Manager Chuck Fuller joins to discuss the potential for pullbacks, AI company spending, market participation, reduced volatility, and small caps' failure to launch.

This week, Miles is joined by Tom Dorsey to discuss markets, the origins of DWA, and more.

This week, David and Miles discuss a backoff of stock participation off all time highs, the start of earnings season and a handful of airline stocks moving higher to start Q3.

This week, we discuss the best and worst performing ETFs through June, all-time highs for stocks, Copper breaking out, and international equity score improvemnet.

This week, we discuss new all-time highs from the Nasdaq-100, growth stocks, two semiconductors, and the decoupling of the international equity/crude oil relationship.

This week, we discuss changes to our asset class rankings, gold, weakness from the US Dollar, defense stocks breaking out, and technical updates to large cap growth.

This week, we discuss recent chart updates for Ten Year Treasuries, Mega Cap US Stocks, Emerging Markets, Silver vs. Gold, and Crude Oil.

This week, discuss a breakdown from the US Dollar, rally highs for Poland, breadth in small caps, and near highs for the Nasdaq-100

This week, Miles and Joseph discuss improvement from semiconductors, a recent RS reversal for cap weighted stocks vs. equal weighted, and rangebound action from crude oil.

This week, Ian and Jamie discuss the trading ranges from stocks, treasury yields, crude oil, and gold in the current market environment.

This week, Miles and David discuss US equities regaining the top position in our asset class rankings, alongside other important indicator changes.

This week, Miles and Trevor discuss emerging markets breaking out, growth improvement vs. value, and the small-cap rally.

This week, Ian and Miles discuss the indecisiveness of markets, highlighting some major indicators and charts.

This week, Miles and Joseph discuss the recent bounce in equities and offer perspective on heightened volatility levels.