Higher rates didn't matter to long-duration (tech) stocks yesterday, but apparently, absent macro data today, it does (bond prices and stock prices fell together)...
Source: Bloomberg
Mid-week, mid-month, and mid-way between earnings meant a pause in the euphoria today with Small Caps leading and Nasdaq lagging...until about 30 minutes before the close when a massive sell-program hit (ahead of tomorrow's PPI and Retail Sales?). The Dow and Small Caps managed to bounce back to modest gains while Nasdaq and S&P ended red...
The sell program that suddenly hit at around 1525ET was the largest in over three weeks...
Source: Bloomberg
While the S&P 500 was down today, it has now been 266 days without a 2% daily drop...
Source: Bloomberg
Nasdaq reversed yesterday's relative outperformance to Small Caps...
Source: Bloomberg
A peak under the hood of the market today does reveal a more dynamic picture... Pro-cyclical sectors like Energy and Materials are outperforming today, while Tech is the worst performing subsector.
Source: Bloomberg
Notably, 5 of the Magnificent 7 are underperforming today and while they recovered from their lows, the Mag7 basket was lower on the day, finding resistance at the post-payrolls print open...
Source: Bloomberg
NVDA continues to lead in March and TSLA lag...
Source: Bloomberg
'Most Shorted' stocks were insta-squeezed up to Friday's close at today's open, then faded back...
Source: Bloomberg
Bank stocks opened 'hot' but ended 'not'... on the day that The Fed's BTFP expires...
Source: Bloomberg
Treasury yields were higher across the curve once again (all up uniformly around 4bps), continuing the recent weakness...
Source: Bloomberg
One of today's biggest stories was the record net inflow into BTC ETFs yesterday - above $1BN for the first time since inception...
Source: Bloomberg
And that helped send Bitcoin to new record highs above $73,000, bouncing back hard from yesterday's CPI-driven dive...
Source: Bloomberg
Bitcoin $73K .. like clockwork pic.twitter.com/mb9ZTrRI9b
— PlanB (@100trillionUSD) March 13, 2024
Gold also rallied today, erasing yesterday's losses...
Source: Bloomberg
Oil prices also surged back today, up to Friday's pre-payrolls highs...
Source: Bloomberg
And worse still for President Biden, wholesale gasoline prices are soaring (another big draw today), which means pump prices are going to start rising very soon...
Source: Bloomberg
Finally, we're sorry but this doesn't get old...
Source: Bloomberg
There's only one way this ends... and it won't be with 'happy tissues'...
Higher rates didn’t matter to long-duration (tech) stocks yesterday, but apparently, absent macro data today, it does (bond prices and stock prices fell together)…
Source: Bloomberg
Mid-week, mid-month, and mid-way between earnings meant a pause in the euphoria today with Small Caps leading and Nasdaq lagging…until about 30 minutes before the close when a massive sell-program hit (ahead of tomorrow’s PPI and Retail Sales?). The Dow and Small Caps managed to bounce back to modest gains while Nasdaq and S&P ended red…
The sell program that suddenly hit at around 1525ET was the largest in over three weeks…
Source: Bloomberg
While the S&P 500 was down today, it has now been 266 days without a 2% daily drop…
Source: Bloomberg
Nasdaq reversed yesterday’s relative outperformance to Small Caps…
Source: Bloomberg
A peak under the hood of the market today does reveal a more dynamic picture… Pro-cyclical sectors like Energy and Materials are outperforming today, while Tech is the worst performing subsector.
Source: Bloomberg
Notably, 5 of the Magnificent 7 are underperforming today and while they recovered from their lows, the Mag7 basket was lower on the day, finding resistance at the post-payrolls print open…
Source: Bloomberg
NVDA continues to lead in March and TSLA lag…
Source: Bloomberg
‘Most Shorted’ stocks were insta-squeezed up to Friday’s close at today’s open, then faded back…
Source: Bloomberg
Bank stocks opened ‘hot’ but ended ‘not’… on the day that The Fed’s BTFP expires…
Source: Bloomberg
Treasury yields were higher across the curve once again (all up uniformly around 4bps), continuing the recent weakness…
Source: Bloomberg
One of today’s biggest stories was the record net inflow into BTC ETFs yesterday – above $1BN for the first time since inception…
Source: Bloomberg
And that helped send Bitcoin to new record highs above $73,000, bouncing back hard from yesterday’s CPI-driven dive…
Source: Bloomberg
Bitcoin $73K .. like clockwork pic.twitter.com/mb9ZTrRI9b
— PlanB (@100trillionUSD) March 13, 2024
Gold also rallied today, erasing yesterday’s losses…
Source: Bloomberg
Oil prices also surged back today, up to Friday’s pre-payrolls highs…
Source: Bloomberg
And worse still for President Biden, wholesale gasoline prices are soaring (another big draw today), which means pump prices are going to start rising very soon…
Source: Bloomberg
Finally, we’re sorry but this doesn’t get old…
Source: Bloomberg
There’s only one way this ends… and it won’t be with ‘happy tissues‘…
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