JJ Kinahan is a Senior Contributor at IG North America. He specializes in commodities markets, commodity trading, derivatives markets, algorithmic trading, day trading, and forex trading, showcasing his expertise across various financial sectors. JJ has been featured in TD Ameritrade, tastylive, and Forbes.
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JJ Kinahan's coverage focuses on finance and economy, particularly the stock market, investment analysis, earnings reports, interest rates, economic data, and government shutdown. He heavily relies on citing data in his articles. Pitching to him should focus on providing well-researched insights backed by solid data that can contribute to discussions about stock market trends or investment strategies. Additionally, he might be interested in expert commentary related to interpreting economic indicators like job reports or interest rate changes. If you have access to unique datasets or can provide in-depth financial analysis relevant to recent market movements and economic developments, your pitch is more likely to capture JJ Kinahan's attention.
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Tech stocks have a big earnings day with Amazon leading the way. This builds confidence in the sector and the market overall
Earnings from Palantir and Advanced Micro Devices along with calming trade situation will help drive the week
Markets fell as earnings disappoint, valuations peak, and tariffs face Supreme Court review. Tech layoffs rise, CAPE hits 1999 levels, and shutdown risks weigh on sentiment.
Markets ended lower as tech dragged and valuations stayed high. Shutdown deal progress lifted sentiment, while strong earnings contrasted weak jobs and consumer confidence.
Markets were mixed as investors awaited a shutdown vote and Fed clarity. Strong earnings and AI-driven efficiency boosted optimism, while metals and Bitcoin signaled caution.
Markets sold off after the government reopened as Fed uncertainty, stretched valuations, and weakening economic signals fueled a broad reset. Bitcoin broke support and volatility spiked.
Markets ended mixed as investors brace for a volatile week driven by major earnings, Fed minutes, and Nvidia’s AI report. Rate-cut odds are falling, pressuring stocks and bonds.
By: Jj Kinahan
Stocks fell sharply as earnings, Fed minutes, and Nvidia’s crucial report drive market tension. AI investment risks rise amid circular funding and uncertain long-term returns.
Stocks ended the week lower despite a Friday rally fueled by dovish Fed comments. With PPI, PCE, and major earnings ahead, volatility may stay elevated in the holiday-shortened week.
