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Big Tech Is Ending October in the Red. Healthcare Is Up 9%

Oct 30, 2026

Big Tech Is Ending October in the Red. Healthcare Is Up 9%

Nasdaq 100 futures are down 2.46% after Amazon's report. Healthcare, the even-weight strategy's largest sector, led Thursday and closed 0.4% under its 52-week high.

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Two Fed Officials Wanted a Hike. Bonds Rallied Anyway

Oct 29, 2026

Two Fed Officials Wanted a Hike. Bonds Rallied Anyway

The Fed held at 3.75% to 4.00% with two dissents for a hike, and the ten-year still fell 4.8 basis points. Healthcare is the even-weight strategy's largest sector going into GDP and the Fed's preferred inflation gauge at 8:30.

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The Fed Is Expected to Stand Pat. One-Year Bills Pay 4.51%

Oct 28, 2026

The Fed Is Expected to Stand Pat. One-Year Bills Pay 4.51%

The policy rate is 4.00% and every Treasury bill past one month yields more. Bills are the even-weight strategy's largest single position at 39.9%, and they reprice with the front end every time they roll.

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The Consumer Gets Graded Twice Before the Fed Decides

Oct 27, 2026

The Consumer Gets Graded Twice Before the Fed Decides

Consumer confidence lands at 10:00 and Visa reports today, a day before the Fed. Financials are a fifth of the even-weight strategy, and the sector's fee earners report this week.

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The Fed Speaks at 2:00. Microsoft and Alphabet Answer After the Bell

Oct 26, 2026

The Fed Speaks at 2:00. Microsoft and Alphabet Answer After the Bell

Wednesday stacks a rate decision and two of the market's largest reports into one afternoon. The index strategy owns all three major indexes in near-equal thirds, so no single report gets the deciding vote.

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The Dow Was Up 1.7%. Then Oil Hit $117

Oct 25, 2026

The Dow Was Up 1.7%. Then Oil Hit $117

Brent's expiring contract ran to its highest since April, and the Fed decides Wednesday. Small caps and the equal-weight S&P 500 still beat the big index by more than a point.

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