Mar 9, 2026, 04:00 PM - Mar 10, 2026, 04:00 PM
| Group | Top Tickers | Top Sector | Avg Momentum | Volatility | Sharpe Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Strong Momentum | RCLSNDKVRTX | Technology | +2.24% | 5.63% | 0.29 |
Moderate Uptrend | EMERJFIRM | Financial Services | +0.02% | 3.33% | -0.81 |
Weak Momentum | KDPHIGSTE | Consumer Cyclical | -1.08% | 2.48% | -1.60 |
Downtrend | MOSCVXNCLH | Technology | -3.13% | 5.01% | -0.36 |
Mar 9, 2026, 04:00 PM - Mar 10, 2026, 04:00 PM
| Sector | Tickers | Top Performers | Avg Return | Volatility | Return Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Consumer Cyclical | 55 | RCLSWRL | +0.20% | 2.22% | +10.76%/-4.09% |
Basic Materials | 20 | STLDFCXSHW | +0.09% | 2.57% | +3.31%/-2.54% |
Real Estate | 31 | PLDSPGBXP | -0.06% | 1.71% | +2.38%/-4.32% |
Consumer Defensive | 36 | PMCLXADM | -0.29% | 1.89% | +2.56%/-3.19% |
Technology | 89 | SNDKSTXAKAM | -0.35% | 2.93% | +10.98%/-10.83% |
Financial Services | 68 | STTAIGC | -0.45% | 2.11% | +4.04%/-4.73% |
Utilities | 31 | VSTEIXSRE | -0.62% | 1.31% | +2.23%/-5.11% |
Industrials | 75 | PHPWRTT | -0.65% | 2.13% | +4.59%/-8.29% |
Energy | 22 | SLBHALWMB | -1.19% | 2.53% | +4.25%/-3.09% |
Healthcare | 62 | VRTXEWPODD | -1.23% | 2.37% | +9.97%/-15.97% |
Communication Services | 24 | TKOMETAEA | -1.37% | 2.04% | +2.01%/-9.47% |
Latest Update: Mar 11, 2026
| Indicator | Current | Change | Volatility |
|---|---|---|---|
BitcoinCryptocurrency price | 70344.53 | +0.55% | N/A |
Dow Jones ETF (DIA)Dow Jones ETF | 477.78 | -0.02% | N/A |
US Dollar IndexUSD strength | 98.61 | -0.60% | N/A |
EthereumCryptocurrency price | 2052.73 | +0.78% | N/A |
Japan (EWJ)Japan ETF | 86.46 | +0.96% | N/A |
Gold (GLD)Gold ETF price | 477.58 | +1.07% | N/A |
Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ)Nasdaq 100 index ETF | 607.92 | +0.03% | N/A |
Real 10-Year YieldInflation-adjusted yield | 1.78 | -1.11% | N/A |
Silver (SLV)Silver ETF price | 80.12 | +2.38% | N/A |
S&P 500 ETF (SPY)S&P 500 index ETF | 677.15 | -0.17% | N/A |
Treasury Bonds (TLT)Long-term bond ETF | 88.28 | -1.06% | N/A |
10-Year Treasury YieldBenchmark interest rate | 4.12 | -0.72% | N/A |
Oil (USO)Oil ETF price | 105.85 | +1.46% | N/A |
Europe (VGK)Europe ETF | 84.67 | +0.04% | N/A |
Emerging Markets (VWO)EM stocks ETF | 55.51 | +0.69% | N/A |
10Y-2Y Yield CurveRecession indicator | 0.58 | +3.57% | N/A |
March 10, 2026
After oil’s shocking spike toward $120 on Iran war fears, prices cooled on March 10, bringing a relief rally across markets. The 10-year yield edged lower, while gold, silver, Bitcoin and growth stocks found support as investors cautiously moved back into risk.
March 10, 2026
On March 10, U.S. stocks were broadly weaker, but cruise lines, travel names and memory-chip makers stood out on the upside. In contrast, health insurer Centene and big communication-services names came under pressure, signaling a more defensive tone in the market.
March 9, 2026
A sudden oil-price spike from Middle East tensions has reignited inflation fears, pushing U.S. yields and the dollar higher. Stocks are under pressure while Bitcoin is rebounding toward the $70K area, showing surprising resilience.
March 9, 2026
On March 9, U.S. equities were broadly weak but saw a strong rebound in select growth names, led by Technology and Healthcare. Recently strong Energy stocks and still-struggling Financials took a breather, adding to a mixed overall tape.
March 8, 2026
Only 4 of 11 sectors rose over the last 10 trading days, but standout growth names like Netflix, Intuit, and Axon staged powerful rallies. At the same time, financials and consumer-facing cyclicals weakened, creating growing tension between short-term pullbacks and longer-term uptrends.
March 7, 2026
The Iran war and Strait of Hormuz crisis sent oil prices surging (USO +32.8% in 7 days), reigniting inflation fears and pushing U.S. Treasury yields higher (+2.7% on the 10Y this week) while global equities sold off. Gold and silver rallied as classic safe havens, and crypto ended the week mixed amid the energy and rates shock.
March 6, 2026
On March 6, oil prices surged on escalating Iran–Strait of Hormuz tensions, reviving inflation worries. Higher energy costs and renewed rate jitters weighed on U.S. stocks and major cryptocurrencies, which fell together.
March 6, 2026
On March 6, U.S. stocks were broadly weaker, but AI optimism sent Marvell Technology up about 18% while most sectors fell. Higher-rate and growth worries pressured financials, industrials, and consumer-sensitive names, leaving only energy and consumer defensives in the green.
March 5, 2026
High‑growth names and energy stocks jumped, but weakness in healthcare, industrials and consumer staples left overall sentiment negative. Under the surface, the gap between winners and laggards of the past few months is getting even clearer.
March 5, 2026
On March 5, surging oil prices from the Iran war pushed inflation fears and Treasury yields higher, knocking down U.S. stocks. Bitcoin, however, held above $70,000 and showed resilience as investors looked for hedges against both inflation and geopolitical risk.
March 4, 2026
On March 4, U.S. stocks finished modestly higher with tech, communication services, and utilities leading the move. Recently hot energy stocks and defensive consumer names cooled off, while crypto‑linked names like Coinbase jumped alongside Bitcoin.
March 4, 2026
With the Strait of Hormuz crisis keeping oil and the dollar elevated, the 10‑year Treasury yield has climbed back to 4.05%. Yet despite the macro stress, Bitcoin has jumped over 7% in a day after a recent pullback, while major U.S. equity ETFs like SPY and QQQ finished roughly flat, pausing after earlier volatility.
March 3, 2026
On March 3, worries about the war with Iran and a spike in oil prices rattled global markets. U.S. stocks swung from a deep selloff to smaller losses, while long‑term Treasury yields climbed back toward 4%, challenging hopes for early Fed rate cuts.
March 3, 2026
US stocks finished broadly lower today, with only Communication Services in the green. After a strong multi‑month run, energy and economically sensitive names like autos and materials saw profit‑taking and stock‑specific disappointments trigger a pullback.
March 2, 2026
On March 2, U.S. stocks were broadly weaker, but energy and industrial names rose on the back of higher commodity and demand optimism, while consumer cyclicals, healthcare, and utilities sold off sharply. Defensive sectors and financials that had run up in recent months are pausing for breath.