SPY closed at $737.55, a bearish close after a volatile Friday, while the 10-year Treasury yield sits at 4.54% — unchanged from yesterday. VIX is printing at 19.74, suggesting elevated anxiety as earnings season officially kicks off. The sell-off in QQQ (-3.42%) signals a rotation out of growth, and today will reveal if that's a pause or a pivot.
Health Care (XLV) and Consumer Staples (XLP) are leading the way, both up over 1% in early pre-market trading. This points to a risk-off mood as investors flock to defensive names ahead of a busy earnings week. Semiconductors (SMH) are neutral, suggesting a pause in the momentum that drove the sector higher last month.
We're watching LGND (earnings tonight — read across to peers), LLY (making new highs — momentum confirmation), and KLAC (broke $2000 last week — potential breakout). Also watching A (sympathy play after earnings guidance) and CVS (sector laggard — bounce or breakdown?).
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