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00:37
Sep 03
Sep 03
High oil and rates create near-term pressure.
S&P 500 is expected to close lower because oil remains at a high level and Treasury yields, though off their highs, are still high enough to be a burden in a mixed market.
LOW
22:44
Sep 02
Sep 02
Rising yields won't stop global equity uptrend.
Rising government bond yields are not a reason for equities to fall now. Major indices in Germany, France, Italy, the UK and the US are still in an uptrend even with record 10-year yields, because this rate rise is coming from stronger investment demand rather than the old liquidity-driven regime.
HIGH
22:24
Sep 02
Sep 02
No Fed hike; next leg up Bitcoin/gold/equities.
Avi believes Kevin Warsh is jawboning without spine, there will be no September rate hike, and this sets up the next leg higher in Bitcoin and gold. If no hike arrives, he thinks it could produce a bull market across equities, gold, and Bitcoin.
HIGH
22:09
Sep 02
Sep 02
Favor equities over bonds into earnings.
Goldman Sachs argues investors should keep increasing equity exposure and reducing bond exposure because the upcoming earnings season should cover macro and rate concerns, making earnings the dominant driver.
MED
22:08
Sep 02
Sep 02
Short interest in the median S&P 500 stock reaches highest level since 2009.
Short interest in the median S&P 500 stock reaches highest level since 2009, approaching 2008 crisis peak and signaling crowded short trade.
21:42
Sep 02
Sep 02
Market is uncomfortably trendless.
The market is in an uncomfortably trendless state despite the rally; investors are uncertain whether a broader pullback is needed or whether weakness in consumer cyclicals and industrials was enough to clear the excess.
MED
21:11
Sep 02
Sep 02
Watch equity market into midterm elections
Equity markets historically show negative seasonality into midterm elections. Morgan Stanley equity strategy sees potential for a knee-jerk market reaction if Democrats outperform in November, but expects it not to be durable; investors may pull forward anticipation of Democrats doing well in 2028. Seasonal weakness can be reinforced by policy narratives during a heavy catalyst calendar.
HIGH
20:19
Sep 02
Sep 02
US stocks recovered from a three-session selloff as investors bought the dip.
US stocks recovered from a three-session selloff as investors bought the dip, with the S&P 500 up 0.5%, Nasdaq 100 up 0.2%, and Dow up 0.6% as Treasury yields eased from multi-year highs.
19:07
Sep 02
Sep 02
S&P futures hold support; targets 7704-7714
Author provides intraday futures levels and targets for ES_F, defending 7671 with next upside targets, but no explicit forward position beyond tactical trading.
LOW
18:09
Sep 02
Sep 02
Monitor ES_F key support levels
Monitor ES_F price action around key levels; bullish above 7671/7649 support, bearish bias if 7649 fails. No directional position stated.
MED
18:04
Sep 02
Sep 02
Avoid duration and de-risk stocks.
The Fed is making a policy mistake by shifting toward multiple rate hikes into a weak one-and-a-half percent economy and an oil shock; Treasury yields are rising because of Fed expectations and risk premia, not inflation, so investors should avoid bond duration and start de-risking equities.
HIGH
18:03
Sep 02
Sep 02
US entrepreneurship supports equities
Greg Fleming is optimistic on US equities because of high corporate profits, benign regulation, entrepreneurial business formation, broad wealth creation, and AI tools that could drive a productivity surge.
MED
17:40
Sep 02
Sep 02
BTIG strategists warn that rising correlations and poor market breadth resemble musical chairs.
BTIG strategists warn that rising correlations and poor market breadth resemble musical chairs, suggesting stocks may retest recent lows.
16:38
Sep 02
Sep 02
ES_F consolidating after recovery run.
Watch ES_F as the index consolidates a recovery run. Targets from 7649 to 7735 were outlined, but no new trade trigger is given until a clear breakout or breakdown level is approached.
MED
16:30
Sep 02
Sep 02
US equity markets are too big to fail.
Markets have become so large relative to fiscal and monetary flows that signaling and market movement matter more than actual policy size. Equity markets are roughly $150T public and $300T public and private, so a 20% rally creates $50-60T of new collateral. That makes equity markets too important to fail and forces policymakers to manage them supportively.
HIGH
15:59
Sep 02
Sep 02
ES_F holds 7671, targets 7704-7745
Monitor S&P 500 futures for continued upward momentum, watching key levels at 7671 support and 7704/7714 resistance for potential breakout toward 7735-45.
MED
15:48
Sep 02
Sep 02
Equities keep rising; buy pullbacks.
He argues equities remain attractive because earnings growth is strong, valuations are elevated but not extreme, and AI/industrial capex spending is still accelerating. He would buy pullbacks, especially 10-15% declines, and is already modestly overweight stocks.
HIGH
14:58
Sep 02
Sep 02
Watch ES_F for failed breakdown leading higher
Author outlines intraday ES_F price targets and failed breakdown patterns but expresses no personal position or forward directional call beyond tactical levels.
LOW
14:18
Sep 02
Sep 02
Seasonally weak market into midterms.
With earnings season over, the market is shifting back to macro risks. A potential rate hike and midterm elections, which historically tend to cause pre-midterm selloffs, create a seasonally weak setup for equities, though the market could still surprise.
MED
14:13
Sep 02
Sep 02
Long ES_F above 7685 for upside continuation.
Author outlines intraday ES futures targets and trap levels, noting bullish control only above 7685, but frames it as tactical trading levels rather than a directional position.
LOW
13:30
Sep 02
Sep 02
Stock market stall could reverse consumer spending.
Rosenberg argues that if the stock market stops rising and the savings rate stops falling, consumer spending will mean-revert toward income, reinforcing excess supply over demand and acting as a negative shock; this makes the stock market a key downside trigger to monitor.
MED
12:50
Sep 02
Sep 02
Watch ES_F for volatility expansion, upside rip
Author describes low volatility and bearish control with trapped support levels, but frames moves as tactical scalps rather than a directional position call.
LOW
12:16
Sep 02
Sep 02
Equity rotation risk near real-yield threshold.
Historically when long-end real yields approach 2.5%, money rotates out of equities into fixed income; real yields are not there yet but are getting close, making the equity trade vulnerable.
MED
11:58
Sep 02
Sep 02
Long ES_F from 7637 toward 7671.
Author describes controlled bearish conditions under 7714 with key support at 7637, but frames it as a tactical trading plan rather than an explicit short position or forward call.
LOW
11:45
Sep 02
Sep 02
The S&P 500 is reportedly accumulating a volatility deficit according to the linked analysis.
The S&P 500 is reportedly accumulating a volatility deficit according to the linked analysis from the news account.
11:26
Sep 02
Sep 02
Capex and earnings super cycle supports equities.
The U.S. is in a capex super cycle driving an earnings super cycle; second-quarter earnings growth of about 30% in the U.S. and 15% in Europe is strong, and her S&P 500 target is 8,400, so she remains bullish despite possible September indigestion.
HIGH
10:00
Sep 02
Sep 02
The broader market (SPY) is pumping relentlessly without pullbacks. Weak jobs data suggests the Fed will pause rate hikes, fueling a liquidity-driven rally that is squeezing bears. Ride the upward wave as betting against the trend (buying puts) is consistently failing. The rally is viewed by many as illogical and a "fake pump" that could reverse.
LOW
10:00
Sep 02
Sep 02
A massive 343 million share sell-side block trade was spotted in dark pools for VOO. Combined with SPY making lower highs and SPX hitting ominous resistance levels (7,666.66), this indicates heavy institutional distribution. Short the broad market index as institutional players appear to be offloading risk in a choppy environment. The market "looks for any excuse to pump" and there is still underlying retail buying demand.
LOW
10:00
Sep 02
Sep 02
US stocks rebound on midterm tariff rollback.
Park Se-ik expects the Trump administration to suffer a major midterm loss and likely lose the House to Democrats. That would put the brakes on Trump's tariff and alliance-damaging policies, and the removal or rollback of those tariff policies could trigger a sharp rebound in the US stock market.
MED
10:00
Sep 02
Sep 02
Jobs report matters more than Broadcom.
Near-term US equity sentiment is constrained and the jobs report now matters more than Broadcom. The market appears positioned for a weak payrolls number, so wage growth and leisure/hospitality employment after the World Cup are key inputs for gauging US domestic demand and near-term index direction.
MED
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