With stocks once more swimming in red ink amid another tech sector rotation , options traders are starting to jump ship.
The industrials sector has been a big beneficiary of the rotation out of tech, with a number of defense and transportation stocks hitting new highs on Wednesday.
Dow and S&P 500 edge higher as tech stocks slump, with traders watching weak guidance, soft jobs data, and Nasdaq support levels in today's market analysis.
Many investors wonder what they will do without Howard Silverblatt, a markets data maven, now that he is retired.
Small-caps and other signs of the ‘rotation' beyond mega-cap tech were out in force to start February
The S&P 500 reached a new record high this week, even momentarily surpassing 7,000 for the first time. Despite these early advances, the index declined through the latter half of the week, wiping out most of its initial gains.
Tech earnings could be just what the market needs right now.
The Investment Committee debate the S&P hitting another milestone, what does it mean for the market and your money.
You may already have added small-cap and international exposure. Don't forget about midcap stocks.
The S&P 500 on Wednesday blew past another psychological barrier, hitting 7,000 for the first time in history.
US indices look ready to attempt a breakout. This market continues to look strong, and likely to be moving on the latest earnings calls, of which we are about to get.
Following another CFO change, analysts are worried about a pattern of leadership turnover at the company, as well as the judgment of those who selected the previous CFO.