Interest Rates Created a Two-Tiered Market. Earnings Will Test It.
Oversold conditions and positive seasonality look promising, but we still need price action to confirm a turn.
Oversold conditions and positive seasonality look promising, but we still need price action to confirm a turn.
Mainstream media coverage is catching up to the damage under the surface, while debt and refined-fuel shortages keep rates stubborn.
Treasury yields move up, oil rises, Nike earnings, and other headlines moving the market this morning.
Higher interest rates are splitting the market into SI winners and everyone else.
September lived up to its poor reputation, but October has a history of starting year-end runs, especially in midterm years.
Much of the market is already oversold, and the election may trigger a turning point.
Investors have plenty to worry about, but attractive gains can be made even in overbought markets.
Bitcoin is sharply higher as a hedge against a weakening dollar.
What will the change in stance to a ‘hawkish hike’ by central banks around the world mean for equity markets?