The Bond Market Delivered the Verdict, and It Isn’t Pretty
The 30-year yield hit a 19-year high, and the earnings reports split the hyperscalers.
The 30-year yield hit a 19-year high, and the earnings reports split the hyperscalers.
We closed out a profitable position, added to two others, and adjusted several price targets. Here’s what we’re watching next.
Tesla and Alphabet pulled the Nasdaq lower, while Treasury yields continued to climb.
Oil, yields, and earnings from Tesla and Google create a stench on Wall Street as war and tariffs pave way ahead with looming perils.
Strong EPS growth will help buoy the company through a stormy mortgage market.
Small-cap stocks are surging and if rates fall even further it might stoke a further rally.
The 30-year Treasury just hit a 20-year high of 5%. That resets the math on the bond part most portfolios ignore. Here’s how to check yours.
If yields continue to rise as the bond vigilantes make their voices heard, expect the market to start running.
Markets have moved on from President Trump and Iran and are now clearly focused on inflation.
A clean beat-and-raise that would have been enough three weeks ago may not be enough now.