What podcasts say about Mike Webster
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What Mike Webster has said on podcasts
335 statements · 157 positive · 125 negative · 20 mixed · 33 neutral
Market conditions are generally bullish above the 200-day average and dangerous below it.
“when you're above the 200-day, things are good. You want to lean bullish. When you're underneath the 200-day, that's when really bad things can happen.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 4:39
Indexes below the 200-day average experience heightened volatility and large daily moves.
“you get a lot of price discovery meaning lots of volatility big up days huge down days”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 5:12
A NASDAQ break below its 200-day average would pressure SPY to test its own average.
“if NASDAQ took out its 200-day, it was going to be very bad for SPY because then it was going to push it into a position to have to test its 200-day.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 7:45
A sufficiently strong rally on day four or later would signal a bullish market shift.
“Then on day four or after, So mid to late next week, if we get another thrust higher, that becomes a follow-through day. That's a green light to change your mindset to being bullish.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 10:13
Trading algorithms tend to generate buying above and selling below the 200-day average.
“when it's above it, Seems like you get buy orders in. Below it, you get big sell orders.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 15:28
A sustained upward trend can replace volatile, wide-ranging market action with orderly price discovery.
“when it started trending up from there, total character change. The wide and loose action had gone away, meaning the bulls and the bears knew where to price things and you were trending.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 17:09
Investors should avoid buying or trading when the market is below its 200-day average.
“Just don't buy. anything when you're underneath the 200 day. Don't do any trading.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 25:53
Investors should reduce normal 10% positions to roughly 1%–3% below the 200-day average.
“If your normal position size is 10%, maybe you make it 2% or 1% or 3%.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 26:13
- on Follow-through days below a declining 200-day averageNegativeNov 6, 2026· Stock Market Today With IBD
Follow-through signals deserve greater caution below a declining 200-day average.
“when you're on in a uh underneath the 200 day and you're getting those follow-through days or buy signals you're being more cautious with them when it's a declining as you've pointed”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 29:52
A steeply declining 200-day average indicates bears are likely to remain in control temporarily.
“The bears are in control. They can only get, you know, by definition, they've been in control because if that 200-day long-term moving average is in a downtrend, especially a steep downtrend, they've been winning. So they are going to probably continue winning for a while.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 30:06
Investors should largely stay out when extensive damage accompanies a declining 200-day average.
“when you've had enough damage that that 200-day, is in a decline that is just a world of pain go on vacation”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 32:00
V-shaped market recoveries have been uncommon historically but became more prevalent after COVID.
“Historically, we haven't had these V-shaped recoveries. This is a new thing that started in COVID where you just really come down once and bounce up.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 33:45
AI is currently in a market bubble.
“I think AI is in a bubble.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 34:37
The AI bubble is likely still in its early stages.
“If you had a gun to my head, I'd say we're in the first or second inning of it.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 34:39
Current AI-related corrective phases are beneficial for long-term bull-market health.
“It's good that we're going through these corrective phases.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 34:53
Airbnb should not be bought immediately after its breakout at current levels.
“I wouldn't buy it up here”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 41:31
Mike would consider buying Airbnb after sideways consolidation creates an entry point.
“if it goes sideways like the Marriott did and gives you an entry point, I'm going to be giving it a shot.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 43:12
Crocs could be bought after weakness followed by an upside reversal.
“We get some weakness on Monday on this with an upside reversal. You give it a shot if you're looking for something to buy.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 44:22
JFrog has substantial potential after sharply recovering despite a difficult market.
“this, to me, has a lot of potential because it was able to snap back in an environment like this in such a big way.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 45:23
JFrog would be a buy in a more favorable market environment.
“If this was a good environment, I would have been buying it today”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 45:42
JFrog is highly risky for investors.
“this is super risky.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 46:03
The current SPY candle signals an expectation of further downside.
“Nothing good about this candle. Gives you an expectation of moving lower, just looking at that.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 47:06
The market is expected to experience further weakness after breaking its trend line.
“so expect further weakness.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 48:42
A break below SPY’s cited support would remove major support and expose levels below 700.
“if we break that, then there's really no support anywhere because you'd be underneath your 200-day. You'd be underneath all bits of support. And then you'd be looking at something down. underneath the 700 range.”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 49:56
Investors should lean bearish unless the market reclaims its 200-day average.
“If we get back above the 200-day, if we don't get back above the 200-day, you need to lean bearish”
Open the episode · What Market History Tells Us About Bad Breaks; Airbnb, Crocs, JFrog In FocusListen at 1:01:36
Post-Reg FD earnings releases are likely to cause large stock-price gaps.
“every one of your stocks is likely going to gap way up or way down”
Open the episode · Watch These Levels As Indexes Plunge; eBay, Regeneron, CBOE In FocusListen at 3:31
Former leading stocks decline 72% on average after topping.
“when they've topped, on average, they will come down 72%”
Open the episode · Watch These Levels As Indexes Plunge; eBay, Regeneron, CBOE In FocusListen at 5:47
About one in eight topped stocks later regain market leadership.
“about one in eight stocks would come back to lead again”
Open the episode · Watch These Levels As Indexes Plunge; eBay, Regeneron, CBOE In FocusListen at 6:18
Investors should not continue holding Sandisk after major topping damage.
“There is no real logical reason to still be in it.”
Open the episode · Watch These Levels As Indexes Plunge; eBay, Regeneron, CBOE In FocusListen at 6:34
Investors should exit stocks when relative-strength lines fall below the final moving average.
“Once it goes underneath that last moving average, even if you've had a big gain, that's the time to exit.”
Open the episode · Watch These Levels As Indexes Plunge; eBay, Regeneron, CBOE In FocusListen at 7:39
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