Large‑cap indices slipped while small‑caps and gold pushed higher last week. I lay out the support and resistance zones that could turn this pullback into either a deeper slide or a fresh buying window.

Markets rebounded sharply after a volatile week driven by tariff headlines, with the S&P 500 and NASDAQ posting strong weekly gains. Gold soared to record highs, and with the VIX hitting 60, traders may be looking at a bottoming setup.

U.S. stock indexes plunged sharply this week due to escalating tariff tensions, with the S&P 500 and NASDAQ posting significant declines and small-cap benchmarks entering bear market territory. Oversold technical indicators, including a spike in the VIX, suggest a potential rebound early next week.

Major indexes reversed early gains to finish the week lower, with technical breakdowns across key indices. Gold soared to record highs, while growth stocks lagged badly and bear flag breakdowns hint at more downside ahead.

Despite a modest rebound, weak volume and a death cross in the Russell 2000 raise caution for traders. With tech stocks lagging and small caps under pressure, Harry Boxer outlines what could come next.