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Where the experts are most active

Last 30 days, as of Oct 20

  • Fed, rates & bonds

    149 experts · 111 bullish · 112 bearish

    −0.17▲ 0.03
  • US stock market

    136 experts · 105 bullish · 69 bearish

    +0.17▼ 0.18
  • Chips & AI infrastructure

    115 experts · 141 bullish · 63 bearish

    +0.40▼ 0.12
  • Big Tech

    113 experts · 103 bullish · 48 bearish

    +0.33▲ 0.01
  • 2026 midterms

    82 experts · 143 yes · 52 no

    calls on a market
  • Banks & financials

    70 experts · 81 bullish · 29 bearish

    +0.51▲ 0.12

Net expert sentiment runs from −1 (all bearish) to +1 (all bullish); ▲▼ is its move on the week. Days with fewer than 5 experts are left blank.

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Tech’s selloff tests the rotation thesis while oil keeps inflation risk alive

Published Mon, Oct 19, 2026 · Covers Fri, Oct 16 to Sun, Oct 18, 2026

Rotation Or Financing Reckoning?

Since Thursday’s warning about AI financing, the selloff has sharpened the question: is money merely rotating, or are business models being repriced? AP reported modest market gains despite AI volatility on Thursday, followed by a technology-led selloff on Friday; the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) finished the week down 6%. Chris Whalen expects further declines because AI companies raising capital and selling services to their investors create a financing loop that cannot indefinitely support valuations. Keith Lerner instead sees a temporary rest for technology while neglected sectors recover, with money eventually returning to tech. The disagreement is about whether broader market strength can absorb the retreat—or whether financing weaknesses make this more than a rotation.

  • ShortUS tech / Nasdaq

    “I do think you're going to see AI stocks and the broader technology complex continue to trade off.”

    Chris Whalen · The Julia La Roche Show · Oct 17 · Listen

  • LongUS tech / Nasdaq

    “But I think money eventually will come back to tech in our view.”

    Keith Lerner · Bloomberg Surveillance · Oct 16 · Listen

One name, two lenses

CoreWeave this week: podcasts are talking, and most experts are bearish

Attention tells you a name is being discussed. Conviction tells you which way the experts lean. Both come from the same map.

Attentionfrom Trends

16×
its usual share of the talk
36 shows
87 episodes
#1
on this week’s list

Tone of the discussionNegative

  • Very negative 13
  • Negative 48
  • Neutral 10
  • Positive 7
See the full trend for CoreWeave

Convictionfrom Signals

CRWV · 27 experts took a side in 30 days

  • 8 bullish
  • 18 bearish
  • 1 mixed
  • BullishAaron Levie · Closing Bell · Oct 19

    “I think this is simply a financing issue”
    Listen
  • BearishScott Galloway · Prof G Markets · Oct 19

    “when the debt's at 15 percent, That's basically saying there's a really decent chance these people aren't going to be able to pay back their debt.”
    Listen
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