Tech Slows as Investors Rotate Into New Sectors This week marks the beginning of a familiar seasonal shift. As we move closer to December, the market is entering a period of heightened volatility. Investors are preparing for the final stretch of the year, portfolios are being adjusted, and the early
This week continued the red streak across global markets, but the story behind the selling looks very different from a true shift in sentiment. Despite the losses, the underlying tone of the market remains surprisingly steady. What we’re seeing isn’t panic , it’s positioning. Investors are moving money
This week brought a noticeable shift in market behaviour. As we move toward December, volatility has become the dominant theme. Asset flows are redirecting, investors are repositioning for the year’s final stretch, and the broader environment feels less predictable. This type of instability is common heading into December, but
This past week brought plenty of volatility across global markets, with heavy selling pressure dominating the early sessions. Concerns over sticky inflation, slowing growth, and renewed geopolitical uncertainty weighed on sentiment, leading to a clear downtrend midweek. Tech, small-caps, and speculative growth names all took a noticeable hit as traders
Big Deal Headlines🤝 * Private Equity Deal Flow Surges: A wave of large-scale transactions dominated headlines this week across tech infrastructure, consumer finance, and industrials. U.S. private equity firms have now announced over US $700 billion in buyout deals year-to-date, signalling one of the most active M&A environments
A Shift Beneath the Surface Over the past week, we’ve seen a subtle but important change in market dynamics, volume and liquidity are starting to migrate away from large-cap names and into the small-cap space. While the major indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq haven’t
Last Week Recap — Why the Market Took a Hit Last week closed on a rough note — particularly Friday — as multiple factors converged to shake investor confidence. * Trade tensions reignited: Renewed friction between the U.S. and China rattled markets, prompting investors to pull capital out amid uncertainty. Big geopolitical headlines
When Friday Fell Friday reminded us how quickly confidence can turn. What began as a calm trading session evolved into a sharp selloff — the kind that tests patience more than skill. Screens turned red, volatility spiked, and headlines began using the word crash. Fear spread fast, but little had truly
The modern investor is surrounded by noise. Every headline demands urgency. Every tweet claims certainty. Every market swing is either a signal to panic or a promise of riches. But real investing isn’t built on reaction — it’s built on reasoning. That’s why we created Project Harbour: a