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The Fed is behind again, but with a chance to catch up with a larger cut in September. Momentum and key indicators suggest aggressive easing might be needed.

After the Labor Day drop, it’s fair to say weak September seasonality has played out. The question now is: what will drive the markets going forward?

Users ask how the Toggle Leading Indicator has correctly predicted market moves from the spring run-up to the summer correction. Is the AI a crystal ball?

Labor Day proved the point for the switch from Summer rally to Fall drop (see what we did there). Will it also enter history as the end of the bull market?

The Fed’s rate cuts will depend on the labor market. While inflation is steady, job market shifts suggest a more aggressive rate cut path could be on the way.

September is typically a weak month, especially following a strong August. With the Fed cutting rates, it’s wise to trim your longs and manage risk carefully.

It’s a mixed bag, depending on which economic corner you’re peeking around. Some areas show growth, while others signal caution, making predictions tricky.

Valuations have only been higher during the dot-com era and in 2021, carrying strong implications for traders and investors, affecting decisions significantly.

AI predicted the market drop after July's peak, sparking curiosity: Can it also warn of lows or is it just a perma bear? Accurate predictions build intrigue.