Russell 2000 Leads Market Lower

Gains turned into losses for the Russell 2000 as the small cap index saw sellers ravage the index again. Long-term bond yields continue to race lower too as flight to safety continues. The bond yield inversion has investors and traders alike spooked over a potential...

Stocks Rebound from Friday’s Beating

As this market continues to struggle with US-Chinese trade worries and an inverted yield Monday’s market saw stocks rise. NASDAQ Composite led all market indexes followed by the Russell 2000. Volume was lower than Friday’s session. Renewed hopes of trade talks...

Trade Continues to Dominate Headlines

Friday’s market sell-off can be attributed to the trade escalations with the US and Chinese governments. We continue to see both countries raise tariffs on each other’s goods. Sellers were able to really push the envelope on Friday sending the broader market lower....

Yield Curve Continues to Flirt with Inversion

The fascination with the yield curve continues as the 2-year treasury yield rose above the 10-year once again. This comes after inflows show were the 8th highest recorded this past week. More investors yanked cash from equity funds. Fears over the economy have taken...

Volume Continues to Contract as Stocks Move Higher

Summer is fast approaching its end and volume continues to be light. Whether it is summertime trading or institutions simply not willing to accumulate shares may be a sign this rally might not have much leg room. Gains across the board were solid. Consumer...

Volume Falls as Stocks Take a Step Back

The S&P 500 led the market lower on Tuesday. Volume was lower across both the NYSE and NASDAQ exchanges. A positive sign for the market as we did not record a distribution day. At the level of decline witnessed on Tuesday had volume been higher Tuesday would have...