Don Kaufman here.

It was another wild week in the markets.

Some of the highlights included”

• SMCI accused of an accounting scandal from a short report

• Nvidia knocking earnings out of the park and the stock selling off

• Warren Buffett selling more stocks while his company reaches $1 trillion in market cap

• Goldman Sachs will cut 3-4% of its workforce

• Intel is thinking about splitting up its company

• The PCE report confirmed inflation is trending lower

• The VIX fell below 15

• 77% of SPX stocks now trade above their respective 50-day moving averages, but just 49% of Nasdaq stocks and 64% of Russell 2000 (RUT) stocks.

Throughout the trading week we bring you expert analysis.

Here’s a recap of some of our latest videos:

Jeff Bierman’s AI Deep Dive

• Kicked off a 4-day series on the rise of artificial intelligence

• Traced AI's origins back centuries, not just recent years

• Highlighted key milestones like Alan Turing's contributions

• Discussed how AI is already replacing humans in many jobs

• Warned about potential downsides and ethical concerns of AI

Click here to watch Jeff’s Video

Gianni Di Poce’s Crystal Ball: Market Highs, Tech Wobbles, and a Ticking Consumer Debt Bomb

• Dow's hitting fresh highs like a champ, but tech stocks are wobbling like a drunk uncle at a wedding

• Consumer debt is skyrocketing faster than a SpaceX rocket - buckle up, folks!

• Home Depot’s charts is flashing warning signs brighter than a Vegas casino

• Utilities are looking sexier than ever as a defensive play - who knew boring could be so beautiful?

• The market's giving us a real Jekyll and Hyde show - bullish action with a side of bearish jitters

Click here to watch his quick breakdown from earlier this week

Blake Young Looks At Consumer Spending and Energy

• GDP rose to 3%, but pending home sales dropped sharply

• Consumer debt at record highs, mostly on staples not discretionary items

• Home Depot, Lowe's, and Amazon charts signaling consumer fatigue

• Energy prices remain low, benefiting utilities

• Highlighted specific utility stock trade ideas

Yesterday, I finished my end-of-week market wrap, in it, I highlighted:

• We're in the "suck before the storm" - low liquidity but high impact moves

• September historically most volatile month, more turbulence likely ahead

• Financials leading markets higher, but tech needs to break out for new highs

• Taking measured bullish trades in names like Microsoft and Nvidia

• Expect choppy trading and "echoes of volatility" to continue

If you haven’t seen it, you can watch it here.

To your success,

Don Kaufman