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US Stocks open broadly higher in a tech-led risk-on rally as the post-Fed rate hike relief trade extends into a second session, the BOJ's 7-2 vote to raise rates to 1.25%

US Stocks rebound sharply as falling oil prices and a buy-the-fact reaction to Wednesday's unanimous Fed rate hike — the first in more than three years — push the Nasdaq 1.3% higher at the open and the S&P 500 toward its best session in two weeks

Whether it goes or not, this is a key inflection point. That being said we don’t see price and time line up like this on a daily chart every day. That’s our main focus plus its getting to the middle of September and you know what that means

S Stocks open modestly higher on Fed decision day as markets absorb the near-certainty of the first rate hike in more than three years — with CME FedWatch pricing a 92.5% probability of a 25-basis-point move to 3.75%–4.00% at 2:00 p.m. ET

S Stocks open lower on the first day of the Fed's September 15–16 FOMC meeting as Brent crude rises above $107 and WTI tops $103 on fresh Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia's southern energy facilities

US Stocks open lower to start the most consequential week of the year as Brent crude surges to a four-month high above $108, Saudi Arabia shuts its East-West pipeline after drone attacks,

US Stocks attempt to snap a four-session losing streak as Oracle's blockbuster AI cloud quarter — $664 billion in remaining performance obligations and more than $30 billion in new AI contracts signed

Did you know Sec of Treasury Bessent learned the business under George Soros? Did you also know he has light track record of any success in the private sector despite being trained by what some people call the best currency trader in modern history?

US Stocks open mixed on pins and needles as August PPI lands hotter than expected — headline rising 0.4% month-on-month and 5.3% year-on-year, both above consensus — cementing the case for a September 16 Fed rate hike

Is it really? Here’s the thing with normalcy bias. People can’t deal with the ultimate bad news so they deny it could it happen. Its bad business for the media and government to be promoting disaster scenarios.