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October 15, 2025 at 2:15 p.m. EST
After Monday’s snap back rally US equites opened sharply lower yesterday as trade tensions came back to the forefront. The S&P 500 retested Friday’s low and got within 10pts of the 50d ma (~6,545) before reversing. After buyers stepped in to take the S&P back into positive territory, a late day post by Trump sent markets lower to end modestly in the red. The topic of said Trump post? Cooking oil (and soybeans). Today the S&P opened up ~0.7% and tried to add to that before sliding back to its 20d ma ~6675. The index traded into the red but has reversed again, back into the green. The equal-weight is lagging slightly and small caps outperform. Comm Services (GOOG, META +ve), Real Estate (solid earnings from Prologis), Utilities and Tech are leading. Industrials (aerospace/defense, tools/machinery) and Materials are lagging. Financial earnings continue to come in strong with most beating top and bottom line estimates, though stock performance is mixed. Yields have ticked up off their lows of the day but overall haven’t moved too much.
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