The stock market rally finally suffered substantial losses Thursday as the 10-year Treasury yields continue to rise. So, do we find ourselves staring down the barrel of a broad stock market retreat or a sector rotation? | |  | We've been pounding the table for over a month now that the place to make money is the Energy sector — specifically coal and natural gas — as we head toward the winter months. But how do we plan to trade slowing energy inflation?
And I know what you're thinking. "Matt, didn't you say earlier this week that inflation was historically high?"
Yes. Yes, I did. Which is precisely why we need to get ready for it to slow — what goes up, must come down right? | | | | | | | | Traders are sick of looking at stock charts all day just to pick through Wall Street's crumbs.
With Federal Reserve bond tapering beginning later this month, supply chain bottlenecks, persistent COVID-19 disruptions and fall's normal volatility, it's gotten harder to pick winners...
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