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Open desk →Live gainers, losers, and unusual volume across the tape.
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Implied vol spikes and crush — options flow, ranked.
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Type a ticker, get a desk brief — levels, risk, plan.
Sector + factor rotation, updated through the session.
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Replay yesterday's signals to grade your scanners.
Trend, chop, or reversal — know which playbook to run.
// Latest recapYield Curve Steepening Shreds Growth Tech; Small Caps Catch a Bid
All recaps →A sharp breakout in the 10-year Treasury yield sent high-multiple tech into a tailspin, while rotational flows favored mid-cap cyclicals and energy.
The morning session opened with a definitive 'higher-for-longer' repricing. As the 10-year yield tagged the 4.65% handle, the heavyweights in the Mag-7 faced immediate liquidation. NVDA struggled to hold its VWAP after a failed test of the $150 psychological level, triggering a cascading sell-off that dragged the Nasdaq 100 below its 20-day moving average. For tape readers, the bid-side thinning in semis was the first signal that the momentum trade had officially soured for the day.
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