Yields Drop, Stocks Pop, And All Eyes Turn To Nvidia

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[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Stocks got off to a solid start, with the major indexes moving higher early on, helped in part by a pullback in oil prices. Traders were also positioning ahead of Nvidia’s earnings report after the close—a key event for the AI trade and overall chip demand. Nvidia shares were already edging higher ahead of the release, …

Rates Spike, Stocks Slide, And Pressure Builds

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[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Stocks were under pressure right from the open, as a sharp jump in bond yields threw a wrench into the bull market. Higher rates weighed on the consumer outlook and hit tech stocks particularly hard, taking some of the shine off recent growth momentum. Traders were also keeping an eye on the oil market after President …

Tech Stumbles While Oil And Yields Take Center Stage

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[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Stocks pulled back early after last week’s record-setting run, as traders kept a close eye on rising oil prices, bond yields, and the latest developments out of the Middle East. Oil continued to edge higher, with WTI trading above $105 and Brent hovering around $109, keeping inflation concerns front and center. That’s arriving at a tricky …

ETF Tracker Newsletter For May 15, 2026

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ETF Tracker StatSheet           You can view the latest version here. RISING YIELDS AND CHINA DISAPPOINTMENT KNOCK STOCKS LOWER [Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Stocks took a step back as a tech sell‑off and a sharp jump in bond yields knocked the wind out of the market’s recent rally. Adding to the sour mood, the much‑anticipated summit between Presidents Trump and …

Weekly StatSheet For The ETF Tracker Newsletter – Updated Through 05/14/2026

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ETF Data updated through Thursday, May 14, 2026 How to use this StatSheet: These are the main indicators that tell you when to buy or sell Domestic and International ETFs (section 1 and 2). They do that by comparing their position to their long-term M/A (Moving Average). If they cross above, and stay there, it’s a green light to buy. …