The S&P 500's slide in March has the widely followed U.S. equities benchmark approaching correction territory, after more than half of the index's industries already landed there.
Investors appear to have discounted President Donald Trump's latest effort to soothe market angst over the war with Iran.
Micron's price-to-earnings multiple has compressed dramatically, as earnings expectations have surged and the stock has fallen.
Stocks with little coverage tend to outperform well-known and widely followed peers.
Software recently has come under pressure, but John Higgins at Capital Economics believes there's more at play.
The S&P 500 finished the week at its lowest level in over six months. The index posted a weekly loss of 1.9%, its fourth straight week in the red, and is now 6.77% off its all-time high from January 27, 2026.
A sturdy U.S. economy and AI-related activity will boost corporate earnings says Barclays.
The S&P 500's Value and Growth indexes overlap. The more narrowly concentrated versions of these indexes have been performing better.
Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Income Advantage ETF offers diversified S&P 500 exposure with a 9%+ monthly yield via an options-based call-writing overlay. The fund's approach to call-writing overlay is done with equity-linked notes, which is different from most of its other call-writing peers. RSPA's ELN strategy results in less tax-efficient, mostly ordinary income distributions, making it less attractive for taxable accounts versus peers.
The Monthly ETF Signal Portfolio is outperforming the S&P 500 by over 23% YTD, leveraging sector momentum and market timing models. Energy sector bull funds like ERX and XLE have delivered the strongest gains, mirroring 2022 dynamics but for different reasons. Financial and technology sectors are under negative momentum signals, with bear funds capturing significant downside moves while private credit warnings abound.
The current decline to an ideal around $6490±5 is about to end. A countertrend rally will begin soon, topping out around $6900±100 on April 18.