Nasdaq ETF (QQQ)

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As of February 7, 2026, the era of aggressive interest rate cuts appears to have hit a significant roadblock. For months, investors had been pricing in a steady glide path toward lower rates, but a recent string of robust economic data and hawkish rhetoric from Federal Reserve officials has fundamentally reshaped the narrative. On the [...]

The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed over 2.3% to a 50,000 record, while the S&P 50 increased 1.72%.

In a dramatic shift for global equity markets, the first week of February 2026 has witnessed a sharp technical breakdown as long-standing momentum gauges for the S&P 500 (NYSE:SPY) turned negative. The bullish fervor that propelled the market to historic highs throughout 2025 has collided with a wall

The technology sector is currently enduring its most violent repricing since the 2022 interest rate shocks, as a wave of selling has sent the Nasdaq 100 (NASDAQ:QQQ) to levels not seen since mid-November 2025. This "February Rout," which has wiped nearly $1 trillion in market value off the board

The economist cited a recent Politico newsletter stating that, as Fed Chair, Kevin Warsh could bring a shift in the central bank’s communication.

According to BofA’s latest Flow Show report, as cited by MarketWatch, the firm’s proprietary Bull & Bear Indicator is currently at a nearly two-decade high of 9.6, the highest since March 2006.

Knight-Swift is a major North American freight carrier providing truckload, LTL, and logistics services to diverse industries.

The Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF targets U.S. firms with strong share repurchase histories, focusing on shareholder capital return strategies.

Cantor Fitzgerald noted that Amazon’s $200 billion capital expenditure plans could reignite concerns around long-term return on invested capital.

Shares of the social media company fell nearly 14% on Thursday.

As Big Tech capex and tech selloffs sour investor sentiment, Apple is emerging as a steady tech bet.

Wall Street is rattled as companies from Amazon to Google double down on AI capex and investors start asking when the payoff actually arrives.

Key catalysts for Friday include preliminary consumer sentiment data, remarks from Fed Vice Chair Philip Jefferson, and the consumer credit report.

Dow Jones futures were down by 0.27%, the S&P 500 futures fell 0.45%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100’s futures declined 0.68%.

The firm stated that layoffs in January were the highest in January 2009, when 241,749 job cuts were announced.