ETFsector.com Daily Trading Outlook, January 27, 2025
S&P futures are down 2.4% Monday morning, with Nasdaq futures off 3.5%, following last week’s rally where the S&P hit a new ATH. Asian markets
S&P futures are down 2.4% Monday morning, with Nasdaq futures off 3.5%, following last week’s rally where the S&P hit a new ATH. Asian markets
US equities have moved a lot but gone basically nowhere over the past three weeks. These consolidations, especially if they are volatile, can be problematic
We pause from the frenetic day-to-day to highlight some big themes underpinning equity markets in 2025 after a few weeks to get our bearings.
US equities slightly lower in premarket trading following Thursday’s gains, where the S&P 500 hit its first ATH since December. Stocks are on track for
S&P futures down 0.2% in Thursday morning trading. Comes after US equities finished mostly higher on Wednesday with the S&P briefly trading above 6100. Tech (particularly
Trading Signal: S&P 500 upside break-out to all-time high, Sox Index to multi-month high, XLK/VGT flirting with ATH’s of their own confirming the bull trend
US Large Cap. outperformance vs. the MSCI World Index has plateaued. We think higher rates domestically would likely benefit ex-US equity performance as well as the average US stock pursuant to our big theme “Mega Cap. Growth vs. Everything Else”
S&P futures up 0.4% in Wednesday morning trading, building on Tuesday’s rally where strong breadth saw over 80% of the S&P 500 advance, with the
S&P futures up 0.5% Tuesday morning, continuing last week’s rally. Breadth remains a highlight with the equal-weight S&P outperforming by ~100 bp. Standout sectors include
Above 4.7% on the 10yr Yield, equities are likely to run into trouble. Below 4.5% is likely a green light for the bull.
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