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Fear of Yields (opens the original)
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Monica Kingsley on whether Friday's late comeback and steady breadth can hold up against a 10-year yield pushing back toward 5%. Just as Thursday stocks didn't have to close on a strong note, neither they had to stage a late in the day comeback Friday. It's quite telling they did - does though breadth improvement, or at least defence of high ground confirm that? Or it's actually good given where the 10y yield moved (again to 5%) - is that level scary enough given Wednesday FOMC? Why didn't it fo
Inflation Data Prognosis (opens the original)
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Ahead of PPI and CPI, tech's slide to key support and oil's Mideast-driven move point to a hotter inflation read than markets are pricing in. When US markets opened after Labor Day, WTIC started to better reflect the actual Mideast escalation - it didn't happen during the premarket session, but in the run up to the opening bell. Early buyers were overpowered, and stocks (incl. the leading tech, which was my focus for longs) did slide to a major support level around QQQ 717, which was the final a
Breakout Continuation (opens the original)
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S&P 500 held its post-CPI gains better than Nasdaq did, while dollar weakness against rising yields and a muted gold/silver upswing leave the budding stock market upleg's fate in question. S&P 500 had good reason to rally after CPI Wednesday, but didn't keep the gains. Thursday's PPI brought arguably less satisfactory macro data, yet stocks rallied strongly - S&P 500 offered a deep hourly pullback candle two hours after the breakoit vs. a much shallower pullback candle in Nasdaq. Friday though,
Job Market and Broadening Rally (opens the original)
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Friday's jobs data significantly boosted September rate-cut odds, and the rally broadened beyond tech into materials, discretionaries and industrials. Thursday's correction could have reached farther, and it was already then that tech outperformed S&P 500 as it didn't fall apart before the closing bell the way the 500-strong index did. Friday's data significantly boosted Sep no hike odds, yet the intraday trap to shake off weak longs was strong, and path in equities higher far from straightforwa
That's a Breakout (opens the original)
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Nasdaq led a broad, one-sided rally as tech breadth improved beyond the Magnificent Seven, with SanDisk earnings looming as the next volatility catalyst. Not yielding an inch, indices sprang higher right after the opening bell yesterday. It was more clear in case of ES that there wouldn't be a breakdown below any premarket support level, but it was Nasdaq that delivered true strength, and it was beyond MAGS. With software pulling clearly higher, it was particularly that broadening in tech (where
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