ETFsector.com Daily Trading Outlook, December 17, 2024
S&P futures down 0.3% in Tuesday morning trading after US equities finished mostly higher Monday, led again by big tech, while value lagged growth by
S&P futures down 0.3% in Tuesday morning trading after US equities finished mostly higher Monday, led again by big tech, while value lagged growth by
S&P futures up 0.1% Monday morning following a mostly lower week for US equities. Small-caps, rate-sensitive sectors, industrial metals, and banks lagged, while big tech
Rising Rates continue to be our main concern when we consider what could derail the bull market.
The biggest visible risk at the moment is complacency
S&P futures are up 0.3% Friday morning following Thursday’s pullback. Stocks are on track to finish the week mostly lower, though tech provides some support.
Keeping an eye out for lower-beta exposures that are Outperforming in the current bull market advance
S&P futures are down 0.2% Thursday morning after US equities closed mostly higher Wednesday, with big tech and semis leading gains. The Nasdaq hit another
S&P futures are up 0.1% in Wednesday morning trading following Tuesday’s pullback, where big tech provided some cushion amid lagging semis, software, builders, industrial metals,
Bull trend remains intact, but performance spreads are getting stretched. 2025 has potential to be a year of consolidation after a big run-up in prices in 2024.
S&P futures were little changed Tuesday morning after US equities mostly declined on Monday, driven by unwinding recent winners. NVDA (-2.6%) weighed on sentiment due
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