With the CPI report and ECB monetary policy meeting on Thursday, this week is going to be anything but smooth sailing.

The dollar’s soaring, oil’s surging, and the Fed wants to raise rates and shrink the balance sheet.

The market appears to be pricing in a less aggressive Fed and that may be a massive mistake.

It will be another week of massive volatility for stocks as the Fed comes into full focus.

Real yields plunged on Thursday, February 24, sparking a massive short squeeze.

Stocks fell hard on February 23 as bond yields rose, leaving nowhere to hide.

Stocks fell on February 22, as the dollar and yields rose as investors think about the Fed.

The past week saw another stock head into retirement with its jersey now hanging from the rafters.

Stocks fell hard on February 17 as worries started to creep into investors’ heads.

Stocks rallied ahead of the Fed minutes and big retail sales report on February 16.

Stocks got hit at 1:15 PM today again for the third day in a row.

The stock market may not get a lot of love on February 16 when the Fed releases its January FOMC minutes.

The CPI report was much hotter than expected, and that sent rates soaring on February 10.

It is entirely possible for a weaker than expected CPI report to send stocks lower.

Stocks bounced back on February 8 despite rates surging higher.

Stocks fell in the final hour of trading on February 7, and with real rates rising, stocks may still have further to drop

It will be a big week for rates with a 10 and 30-yr auction and a CPI report.

Stocks sank sharply on February 3 and are likely to see a lot of volatility tomorrow.

Not a good night for Meta (Facebook), which is plunging after missing earnings estimates and giving weak 1Q guidance.

Stocks rallied sharply in the final hour of trading again on February 1, 2022.