Stocks have been trading lower since the start of last week due to the conflict in Iran, which has driven oil prices higher.

Iran and oil may have broken the stock market — but the cracks were already visible.

The S&P 500 grinds lower with lower highs/lows; a break below 6764 may target ~6500, while rallies may cap at 6850-6901. Read more on SPY here.

The S&P 500 sank below a significant technical level on Monday, when it broke below its 50-day moving average. By doing so, it signified the downtrend that investors have been watching for the past ...

The impact on oil prices and in turn, on inflation is the focus for investors already uneasy about the backdrop for stocks.

I maintain a 70% allocation to SPY and 30% to EFA, as both are in bullish uptrends above their 10-month EMAs. Learn more ...

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