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US Stocks Near Record Highs, but Sector Data Point to More Fragility Than Meets the Eye
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 are trading close to their highest price level in 5 years. Our scoring system, however, shows a market that is more fragile than prices suggest. Only 2 of the 11 S&P 500 sectors [+]
European Stocks Cool Off? Here’s What Our Health Scores Say
The five major European equity indices show a health score ranging from 40.8 to 47.1, all below the neutral threshold of 50 points and in the lower end of their one-year historical distribution (data as of September 15, 2026). However, [+]
Financial Markets Weekly (August 24–28, 2026): Nvidia Lifts Tech, the Fed Tempers Enthusiasm
The week reversed the two clearest trends from the previous update: technology, which a week ago had posted the sharpest decline among the ten macro-areas, gained 7.39 health score points and moved out of the pressure zone. Oil took the [+]
Financial Markets Weekly Review (August 17–21, 2026): Equities Slow, but Volatility Remains Low
The week just ended showed a two-speed market: equities lost ground across all three geographic regions, with technology leading the decline — the sharpest drop among the ten macro-areas monitored — while commodities, gold, oil, and cryptocurrencies all closed higher. [+]
U.S. government bonds under pressure and stocks in good shape: Is this a sustainable balance—or not?
A divergence is shaping the financial markets this summer of 2026. The U.S. Treasury market is showing one of the most pronounced divergences of the past fifteen years: long-term yields have reached their highest level in nineteen years, while equities [+]
U.S. Equities: Value Rebounds, but the Rotation Isn’t Defensive – Yet
Over the past 90 days, the growth and value segments of the U.S. equity market have delivered almost identical returns: +13.6% for growth and +13.7% for value. Judging solely by this comparison, one might conclude that nothing meaningful has happened [+]
U.S. Small Caps Gain Momentum as Bond Correlation Weakens
Over the past 60 days, the Russell 2000 has gained 6.6%, while the Russell 3000—which also includes large- and mid-cap stocks—has advanced only 2.8%. A gap of nearly four percentage points in just two months is a clear sign that [+]