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Will Rising Interest Rates Spell Doom for the Stock and Housing Markets?
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Tuesday's Market Minute: First Trading Day of 2022
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Financial Stocks Could be Positioned to Kick Off the Q4 Earnings Season
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Tuesday's Market Minute: First Trading Day of 2022
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Financial Stocks Could be Positioned to Kick Off the Q4 Earnings Season
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Thursday's Market Minute: Equities Near The Breaking Point?
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Volatile Trading Week Expected Ahead Of Friday Inflation Report
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Thursday's Market Minute: What To Watch For Into The End Of The Week…
With the recent China crackdown on businesses, COVID numbers on the rise, and countries like Australia being forced back into lockdown, U.S. indices still remain at or near all-time highs and are a textbook example of how investors continue to focus on the positive and shrug off the negative.
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Wednesday's Market Minute: Wild Wednesday
Big Tech Must Rally Now
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Wednesday's Market Minute: Investors Brace For The FOMC Meeting Minutes
Crude Inflation sentiment has stabilized as the long end of the yield curve fell yesterday to 1.36%, its lowest since February. Equity markets took a defensive stance for most of the day. Particularly, shares of cyclical industrial goods companies, oil majors, and large banks slid in value while technology stocks continue to thrive in a low-yield environment.
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Tuesday's Market Minute: US Stocks Slide As Crude Futures Rise
Crude oil futures on the move higher is the primary focus for investors and traders as we begin the holiday-shortened week. WTI light sweet crude traded to six-year highs after OPEC was unable to agree to increase production, which is behind the recent run-up in energy markets.
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Energy Stocks May Be In Focus As Oil Rises After OPEC+ Doesn't Agree On Output Increases
Now that the fireworks have fired and the flags are furled, it’s time to get back to the business of business and markets.
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Payrolling On: Employment Report Shines Ahead Of Holiday Weekend
Holiday fireworks began early this weekend as the government delivered a blowout employment report Friday. With 850,000 jobs created in June, it’s a solid sign of economic growth continuing as the U.S. reopens.
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Wednesday's Market Minute: The Two Most Important Market Trends Are On The Verge of Breaking
Let's put the recent Nasdaq strength into context. It's impressive, no doubt. Bond yields have flattened, and growth stocks have regained momentum with the help of resurgent valuations. I've been as surprised as anyone by the sustainability of the recent move. Up until Monday, Nasdaq futures were making new records on declining momentum.
A Big Bet On Travel: United Announces Plan To Buy 200 Planes From Boeing
We’re almost halfway through 2021, and to celebrate, there’s a bunch of good news this morning after fresh record highs for major indices yesterday.
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Tuesday's Market Minute: Eco-Data & Earnings In Focus This Week
As we begin June with a shortened trading week, let’s take a market minute to have a look at what’s to come. First, trends you should be watching include U.S. indices which remain bid at or near all-time highs; the U.S. Dollar starting to shows signs of weakness once again; gold’s rally back above 1900; and crude oil hitting a two-year high ahead today’s OPEC+ meeting.
Zoom, Broadcom, Lululemon Among Companies Reporting This Week
It may not have felt like it in some places over the weekend, but welcome to summer.
Tech Downturn Advances, With Apple, Tesla Coming Under Early Pressure
You can observe a lot by watching, according to baseball great Yogi Berra. Well, we’ve started to observe a little more caution creeping into the market.  It’s arguably there in bonds, where the 10-year yield continues to pivot around 1.6%, well off its March high and not getting much traction. 
Monday's Market Minute: Watching Energy Markets
Ahead of the cash open, investors and traders are keeping a watchful eye on energy markets to begin the week. Crude oil and gasoline futures are higher in reaction to news the Colonial pipeline has been shut down due to a cyber-attack, and there’s still no indication when it’ll reopen.
Silver Lining: Disappointing Jobs Report May Dampen Worry About Overheating Economy
This week’s big jobs report is now in the rearview mirror, and Wall Street may be eager to move on from it.
Friday's Market Minute: Breakdown Of Yields, Gold, And The Nasdaq
Gold has finally broken above the psychological barrier of $1,800. The precious metal has slowly been extending its gains in what looks like a convincing breakout. Falling U.S. Treasury yields have been one of the reasons underpinning the latest moves, since nominal rates do not express the true negative yield on long bonds adjusted for term inflation.
Uber, Moderna Lose Ground After Both Companies Miss Analysts' Revenue Estimates
It’s been more than a week since Technology finished in the green. Tech stocks rose in pre-market trading, but can they maintain those early gains? That’s one question hanging over Wall Street today.  We’ll talk more about the trauma in Tech lower down. First, let’s take care of some data and earnings business. 
Thursday's Market Minute: Nasdaq Futures Crumble Despite Strong Earnings
Big tech saw big beats this earnings season, but they haven’t translated into gains for Nasdaq futures. The /NQ stalled out in a double-top last week after making new highs by only a little more than 1% over February’s top, meandering near the upper line of a Rising Wedge pattern before failing.
Wednesday's Market Minute: Stock Bulls Are Running Out Of Stories
It was almost exactly one year ago that one of the most powerful market narratives in history emerged. As the pandemic raged, it didn’t take long for investors to figure out the biggest natural economic byproduct of COVID-19 was soaring demand for live-at-home technology for people and businesses.
Lyft, GM Earnings Impress, Lifting Shares Ahead Of Uber's Report Slated For Later
If you wanted more evidence of reopening progress, Lyft’s (NASDAQ: LYFT) earnings arguably provided it yesterday.
Tuesday's Market Minute: Oil At 7-Week Highs
As more U.S. states are easing pandemic-related lockdowns and some European countries are welcoming fully-vaccinated international travelers, the demand for crude oil is returning. On Tuesday morning, the futures contracts rose to seven-week highs above $65 and are encroaching on the yearly highs of $66.31 made on March 5th.
Uber, Lyft Try To Lure Drivers With Incentives As Rider Demand Increases
The stock market has been doing some soul searching lately, and that’s particularly reflected in the stock prices of ride-hailing companies Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER) and Lyft (NASDAQ: LYFT).
Monday's Market Minute: Kicking Off May
It’s a busy week to begin the month of May, let’s take a market minute to get ahead of what’s headed our way. First, we begin the week with the focus on the U.S. indices, commodities, and U.S. Treasuries, and how we still have yet to see any rejection of trends that have been in place for some time now.
Another Busy Earnings Week Includes Reports From Uber, Lyft, Pfizer And ConocoPhillips
There’s an old stock market staying that says to “sell in May and go away.” That’s because, historically, the strongest period for the market tends to be the stretch between November-April, with May-October lagging, according to The Stock Trader’s Almanac. 
Earnings Parade Continues With Exxon Mobil, Chevron After Strong Amazon Results
The fatigue we all might feel as this jam-packed week winds down appears to be affecting major indices Friday.