A Chill Blows Through Wall Street
Summer fun has ended as we enter a seasonally tough month, a potentially volatile October, uncertainty in Iran, and an escalating trade fight with Canada.
Summer fun has ended as we enter a seasonally tough month, a potentially volatile October, uncertainty in Iran, and an escalating trade fight with Canada.
When’s the last time you got a call from the Bureau of Labor Statistics? Let’s look at employment and why I kinda agree more with Christopher Waller than Kevin Warsh right now….
Tech ($XLK) vs. Financials ($XLF) at 9:56 a.m. ahead of Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech:

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Tech ($XLK) vs Financials ($XLF) at 9:56 AM:

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$XLK (Tech) vs. $XLF (Financials) at 2:30 PM:

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Let’s take a deep dive into the U.S.’ latest strategy for the war on Iran, check the semiconductor action and chart the market.
Energy ($XLE) vs Financials ($XLF) ; Tech ($XLK) vs Consumer Discretionary ($XLY) as of 2:45 p.m.:


Let’s look at how Trump holds off big attack on Iran and the markets look optimistic, a joint plan for the yen, and earnings on tap for this week.
Markets brush off fighting with Iran as Meta talks about making its own AI chips; South Korea’s SK Hynix lists on Nasdaq; I give a chart checkup on the market.
Let’s check the latest in the war on Iran, how SanDisk climbed along with the semiconductors, the Fed’s new concern … and, wow, the indirect bidders!