Resurgent Yields Drive Stocks Lower to Start the Week
Bond yields hit fresh multi-year highs, while oil whipsawed on Iran headlines, sending the S&P 500 into the red for September.
Bond yields hit fresh multi-year highs, while oil whipsawed on Iran headlines, sending the S&P 500 into the red for September.
A jump in yields to fresh multi-year highs cascaded through markets Wednesday.
CRWD gained 13.9% on Monday, then traders took some profits. But the roof has not fallen.
A toxic mix of a potential slowing in AI spending, rising oil prices, and increased Fed rate hike bets see markets fall, but they end well off the lows.
With an already “fragile” setup, equities are starting the week on the wrong foot.
S&P 500 levels to watch, August PMI on deck, Apple’s new sheriff is in town, and other headlines moving the market this morning.
We initiated three positions, added to several others, and locked in massive gains along the way.
A look at the upcoming week for the U.S. economy and equities — covering key drivers including earnings, positioning, breadth, valuations, sentiment, seasonality, and the Fed.
The U.S. hits Iran over the weekend in renewed fighting and Fed chair vows to go after inflation; also, let’s check the week ahead.
Are they oversold or not? Will the chopfest continue or not? We’ll be watching the others to see what could come next.