Health.Market Weekly Reads

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Health.Market March 10, 2021

Crypto or biotech - Both are high risk and high reward investments. Bob Teague, MD layouts out the pros and cons for investors battered by market uncertainty.
A closer look at the funding vehicles driving the VC-backed health tech and biotech markets and the pitfalls for the
A look back on the year that was for the healthcare industry and peek ahead for the digital health market
Providing broad access to virtual care seems like an obvious thing to do. And it looks like CMS is at
Organizing healthcare products and services into three categories including biotech complex, information dependent services, and consumer and patient experience and
Digital health has been setting records for raising money in the private markets through VC’s and other sources of private
This market is as bullish and as overbought as it has been in a couple of decades though the monetary
It was a strange week. The market was right about the numbers. When the predicted happened, not much happened
This market is as bullish and as overbought as it has been in a couple of decades though the monetary
This market is as bullish and as overbought as it has been in a couple of decades though the monetary
We are climbing the big lift hill. Recent repetitive rotations on falling volume feels like positioning in front of the
We navigate a period of time without much firm guidance awaiting earnings and economic data. When you attend open mic
We navigate a period of time without much firm guidance awaiting earnings and economic data. When you attend open mic
A negative week at the headline level without significant technical impact and a lot of internal bullish participation. Market mainly
A bullish week in a bullish market. It is healthy to sustain a correction in a dramatically overbought QQQ
The stock market appears to be in a transition from the acute Covid response to a life with Covid where
We seem to be in the early stages of the market’s transition from full Covid impact to continuation Covid with
I think the main thing to worry about is whether or not we should be worried. As previously noted either
This week saw an echo continuation of the prior week’s extremely strong bullish move. There were no specific changes in
Big tech earnings, fiscal stimulus, vaccines conspired to rally stocks. Tech and SMIDs drove the gains. Stocks + Treasuries +
The market made a rapid reversal that has weakened the short-term upward trend in the indexes. The significance of GME
US equities hit new highs on most of the indexes. Upward momentum is waning and the internal market dynamics are
The US equities are trying to deal with so much liquidity and an extreme bullish sentiment that we are just
Last week for stocks was more or less a continuation of what had happened from November onward. One hopes with
Activity is slowing down and continuation patterns proliferate. NDX is more bullish than SPX. SPX sectors are sideways to mild
Momentum declined last week and with net bullish sentiment is not a great setup for further gains short term. The
Last week was very bullish for stocks. We are reaching the tops of technical ranges but have not yet established
Although it is difficult to make very strong conclusions on a holiday week the market remains very bullish and became
We are still mostly in a momentum market and disconnected from actual occurrences. There are a couple very strong market
The market is bullish by just about any parameter you can put up. This, of course, in the teeth of
We have some vaccine news and we have positive seasonal expectations. We continue to follow the Age of Covid market
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