Market Briefings

The major indexes just posted their best quarterly gains since 2020, but the S&P 500 has now spent nine weeks in a pattern that could be either a consolidation or a topping formation. The next few sessions may reveal everything.c

The Nasdaq dropped 4.6% last week while the Dow finished higher, but the real story is happening underneath the surface where advancing stocks actually outnumbered decliners all week long. Here is what that internal divergence could mean for what comes next.

Oil just crashed 40% from its peak, the Fed just removed rate cuts from the table, and the market somehow ended the week higher. Here is what the charts are actually telling traders heading into next week.

After nearly doubling since the start of the year, the semiconductor index pulled back sharply last week, triggering a wobble across the broader market, but beneath the surface, small caps hit record highs and breadth is quietly improving.

Friday’s sharp semiconductor-driven selloff snapped the S&P 500’s nine-week winning streak and left traders asking whether this is just a one-day event or the start of a new downtrend.