This Selloff Looks Like August — Bill Baruch Stays Bullish but Wants Proof

Bill Baruch thinks the selloff got exacerbated — exploding put volume, leveraged ETF selling, and profit-taking after tech charts ran straight up to the right. He’s comparing it to August 2024’s sharp drop that became the low before the summer rally kicked in. But he’s not fully convinced yet: he needs to see healthcare and […]
Reading the Cycle — Bill Baruch Trims Amazon and Alphabet Ahead of June

Bill Baruch is taking some chips off the table in Amazon and Alphabet — and the timing is deliberate. His business cycle analysis signals cyclical highs coming in June, and with a potential pullback on the horizon, he’s trimming at the top to build cash for the second half of the year. Watch the full […]
Time to Rotate from Energy to Tech?

Energy is seeing profit-taking but where to buy? Here is the case for AAPL and MSFT. Here is the rotation you can’t ignore. Watch now! Discover Blue Line Capital Ready to explore how Blue Line Capital can help you achieve your financial goals? Let’s chat! Click the button to get started.
Market Outlook: Valuations, Nvidia & Broadcom Trims, and the Q4 Setup

Bill Baruch returns to the CNBC Halftime Report to break down Market Outlook: Valuations, Nvidia & Broadcom Trims and the Q4 Setup. Don’t miss it! Discover Blue Line Capital Ready to explore how Blue Line Capital can help you achieve your financial goals? Let’s chat! Click the button to get started.
Why is Blue Line Increasing AAPL and AMGN?

Discover the latest insights on Apple and Amgen’s recent developments from market expert Bill Baruch.
What’s Driving this Tumultuous Week?

Bill Baruch joined the CNBC Halftime Report Friday, capping off the worst week of the year. Is the bottom in the S&P and tech near? Will the Fed cut? Where can Oil go?
What About the Mag 7?

What is the forecast for the market with leadership like Apple, Alphabet, Meta, NVDA, and more getting hit hard?
Apple Innovation! Something new from $AAPL – Bill Baruch weighs in
CNBC Investment Committee Member Bill Baruch adds to Materials and Trims Tech