Market Trends and Trading Strategy by Steve Grasso
Steve Grasso is CEO of Grasso Global and a long-standing market analyst formerly stationed at the New York Stock Exchange. With more than 30 years of financial experience, he regularly provides commentary on CNBC regarding macro movements, sector rotations, and emerging asset classes including crypto. In April 2025, Grasso confirmed allocation into Ethereum Layer-2 assets through private syndicates. His analysis pointed to Bitcoin’s $100K psychological level as a primary magnet for institutional momentum inflows.
Recent media engagements included predictions that tokenized treasuries and cross-border stablecoin settlements will form core macro narratives in the next fiscal cycle. Grasso’s portfolio strategy integrates blockchain innovation into multi-asset frameworks targeting low correlation during high volatility phases.
Grasso translates institutional behavior into digestible crypto insights, signaling directional shifts and policy-induced sentiment pivots.
Middle East oil routing shifts, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, highlights that according to JPMorgan, Middle East oil flows have rebounded to 98 percent of pre-war levels as of September 29. ...
Steve Grasso: Adds to AUR at $5.44 as stock tests key support
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, increased his position in AUR as the stock trades near $5.44. He highlights that AUR is testing the same $5.40 support level seen on ...
AUR stock drops after investor day scaling update, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, commented on the latest performance of AUR stock following its Investor Day event. Grasso highlighted that despite the company ...
Steve Grasso: Aurory stock watched ahead of Investor Day on scaling potential
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, highlighted his decision to take a position in Aurory ahead of its upcoming Investor Day. Grasso pointed out that the stock is ...
New homes dominate current market activity, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, comments that homeowners effectively own mortgages rather than homes in the current environment. He observes that the existing home ...
Steve Grasso: Japan 10-year yield hits 3 percent for first time since 1996
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, highlights that Japan's 10-year government bond yield has reached 3 percent for the first time since 1996. He adds that Japan still ...
Federal Reserve Act Section 2A outlines key mandates, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, highlights the core mandates of the Federal Reserve as stated in 12 U.S.C. § 225a, added to the Federal Reserve Act in 1977. The ...
Steve Grasso: Fed’s focus on long-term rates could worsen U.S. deficit situation
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, draws attention to the U.S. Federal Reserve's mandate of moderating long-term interest rates and warns that maintaining higher rates ...
Meta settles for $16.7 billion, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, highlights that Meta's settlement figure has been set at $16.7 billion, significantly lower than the over $1 trillion exposure ...
Steve Grasso: Nike faces competition from emerging sneaker brands, innovation needed
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, argues that Nike is being challenged by new sneaker brands given equal visibility through social media. Grasso suggests that ...
Stock at 2021 levels, Steve Grasso warns
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, comments on Delta's stake in Virgin, describing a new exclusive and binding UK deal that still depends on UK CAA certification. He ...
Steve Grasso: IPO market cap and investor focus amplify volatility
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, points to the well-documented volatility in initial public offerings (IPOs) and notes that significant increases in market ...
XE and INFQ face unfavorable environment, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, remarked that he still owns both XE and INFQ despite a market environment that has not been particularly favorable for either. ...
Steve Grasso: Supply shocks call for rate cuts, not hikes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, argues that in the face of supply shocks, central banks should cut interest rates rather than raise them. He states that demand ...
XE offers high-beta exposure with unique technology edge, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, compares three nuclear energy stocks as options for different risk appetites. Grasso describes XE as a high-beta opportunity with ...
Steve Grasso: Opportunities for traders in SPCX volatility
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, indicated he remains long on SPCX and has increased his position. He also noted that active traders may find opportunities to ...
Fed rate hike outlook shifted by Iran peace deal, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, points out that the nine Federal Reserve projections for a rate hike were made before several key geopolitical developments, ...
Steve Grasso: Market fundamentals are not aligning with SPCX price movement
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, observes that the price of SPCX is not being dictated by fundamentals when the underlying math does not match market demand. The ...
SPCX rises above $175 and major indexes may add shares, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, reported receiving an allocation in SPCX on June 12 and subsequently adding to his position. According to Grasso, SPCX has already ...
Steve Grasso: Signals interest in QNT, remains long INFQ and IONQ
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, highlights activity in QNT while confirming ongoing long positions in INFQ and IONQ. He suggests that these positions are already ...
SOUN remains slightly green in current holdings, Steve Grasso notes
Steve Grasso, director of institutional sales at Grasso Global, reports holding a position in SOUN and notes that the stock is currently performing slightly above his entry point. Grasso shared ...
