SPY closed at $754.95 and QQQ finished at $725.51, both near 90d highs, while gold softened to $372.39 — a signal the risk-on mood from Friday is holding as earnings season begins. The 10-year yield remains steady at 4.57%, suggesting rates aren’t currently dictating market direction.
Financials (XLF +1.8% 5d) are leading into bank earnings, with WDFC making new highs and showing strong momentum; it's signaling bullishness for the group. Energy (XLE) continues to outperform — third consecutive gain despite flat crude prices points toward accumulation ahead of this week’s data releases.
We’re watching DELL (broke $429 last week – confirmation needed), KRYS (earnings tonight – sector bellwether), and PH (momentum play – new highs). GEV is also on the list, lagging the industrial cohort — a bounce or break will define its direction.
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