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Equities advanced in the first full trading week of the year as investors largely looked past mounting geopolitical tensions, pushing most major indexes to all-time highs. Small-cap and value shares outpaced the large-cap growth stocks that have led returns in recent years, while an equal-weighted version of the S&P 500 Index outperformed its market cap-weighted counterpart. Of the major indexes, the Russell 2000 Index performed best, adding 4.62%, while the S&P 500 performed worst but still gained 1.57%.
The week also brought a heavy dose of economic data releases, including several labor market reports that generally surprised to the downside. Most notably, the Labor Department released its closely watched nonfarm payrolls report on Friday, which showed that U.S. employers added a lighter-than-expected 50,000 jobs in December, while October’s and November’s readings were revised down by a combined 76,000. However, on the more positive side, the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.4% from a revised 4.5% in the prior month.
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US Bank Earnings: This week's financial pulse comes from JPMorgan, Well Fargo, Morgan Stanley & Goldman Sachs.
My focus will be on:
Net interest margin resilience
Deposit stability
Credit quality
Fee Income strength.
If guidance tightens, I will stay light. If they show discipline and excellent earnings, I will scale in. No hero trades, just looking for clean balance sheets and their strong execution.
I believe that $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ results will set the tone for the entire banking sector.
If JPMorgan's results show stable margins and great execution, the rest of the banks may get a tailwind.
Bottom Line: This week is about reading the signals, managing risks and letting earnings guide the next leg.
Discipline first. This means I do not let FOMO override my process. I let price action confirm my thesis before I buy.
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i would probably be focusing on a selective, quality-oriented approach given the current market environment.
What’s encouraging is the mix of policy support and execution. The U.S. government’s $8.9B investment is now deeply in the money, and Intel has started shipping its first major 18A-based product, the Core Ultra Series 3 CPU—an important milestone for its manufacturing roadmap.
While challenges remain, the combination of government backing, new leadership, and visible progress in advanced process technology suggests the market is beginning to reprice Intel beyond a simple turnaround story. Near term, upcoming earnings and foundry updates will be key catalysts to watch.
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What are your trading strategies for this week?