SPY closed at $733.58 and QQQ at $713.65, holding near recent highs, while gold fell to $371.27 — a move off the 90-day range suggests risk appetite is firming. The 10-year Treasury yield remains steady at 4.45%, allowing the tech bid to continue.
Consumer Staples (XLP) and Health Care (XLV) are leading the way, both up over 1% over the last 5 days — defensive positioning ahead of key economic data suggests investors are prioritizing safety. Utilities (XLU) is also showing strength, benefiting from the yield curve flattening.
We're watching ABBV (earnings preview — healthcare focus), LGND (new highs — momentum play), MS (broke resistance last week — potential upside), and GLW (support test — AI exposure).
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