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Market participants are set to receive the latest Consumer Confidence Index and Employment Cost Index reports. CIO Larry Adam provides insight into these events and other market-moving headlines of the day in his daily publication, Up & Adam. raymondjamesconnect.com/t9XJ6F

Early trading features a positive bias driven by carryover momentum following last week's higher finish and pre-open gains in some influential names. It is another busy week in terms of earnings news and economic data. Read more in the Morning Brew. raymondjamesconnect.com/txGI-8

Early trading features a positive bias driven by carryover momentum following last week's higher finish and pre-open gains in some influential names. It is another busy week for earnings news and economic data as well. Read more in the Morning Brew. raymondjamesconnect.com/tJLLP2

See CIO Larry Adam's top takeaways for the week and what to be mindful of in the week ahead in his Weekly Headings Snapshot. raymondjamesconnect.com/t7hoIz

Gain key insights into the market-moving headlines of the day in CIO Larry Adam's daily publication, Up & Adam. raymondjamesconnect.com/tmQBsz

Stock futures indicate a higher start today, driven by pre-open gains in some large tech names following pleasing earnings results. The positive bias this morning is also related to yesterday's price action in the stock market. Read more in Morning Brew. raymondjamesconnect.com/tyfaWM

Today's negative bias is driven by weakness in large-cap tech stocks after a large Comm. Services company, down nearly 15%, reported better-than-expected earnings, but raised its capex guidance due to accelerated infrastructure investments. Read more. raymondjamesconnect.com/tFPTT6

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Early trading has a mostly positive feel as market participants react to another slate of earnings news. Shares of one of the influential names that reported earnings after Tuesday's close are up sharply despite missing estimates. Read more. raymondjamesconnect.com/tgeoEF

This morning's modestly positive bias is rooted in carryover interest from yesterday's rebound effort, as well as some pleasing earnings results from some industrials companies. Read more in Morning Brew. raymondjamesconnect.com/tkDz_V

Early trading features an upside bias after recent losses in the stock market. With Friday's close, the NASDAQ Composite logged its fourth straight losing week. Read more in Morning Brew. raymondjamesconnect.com/tIaAiM

See CIO Larry Adam's top takeaways for the week and what to be mindful of in the week ahead in his Weekly Headings Snapshot. raymondjamesconnect.com/tFPCFM

There is a negative bias in early trading after Israel conducted a limited military strike against Iran. Contracts linked to the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow Jones Industrial Average had been lower, but recovered somewhat. Read more in Morning Brew. raymondjamesconnect.com/tQV2xw

Stock futures indicate a higher open, fueled by pre-open gains in some mega cap names and semiconductor shares, except for a chipmaker after reporting earnings, trading down more than 1.0% in front of the open. Read more in Morning Brew. raymondjamesconnect.com/ttEYb6

A positive bias in early trading has been driven by mega-cap leadership and buy-the-dip interest after recent losses. Calm activity in Treasuries has also contributed to the upside bias in equities. Read more. raymondjamesconnect.com/tO8btE

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Stock futures indicate a higher open after recent declines. The positive bias is fueled in part by a buy-the-dip mentality, along with positive responses to some earnings news. Read more. raymondjamesconnect.com/t2tFZp

Stock futures indicate a higher open to start this week. Positive bias is related to relief that Iran's attack on Israel didn't cause any real damage, along with hope the conflict in the Middle East does not breakout into a full-fledged war. Read more. raymondjamesconnect.com/tieGVV

See CIO Larry Adam's top takeaways for the week and what to be mindful of in the week ahead in his Weekly Headings Snapshot. raymondjamesconnect.com/tHw15e

Stock futures are lower after yesterday's afternoon rebound. The negative bias has been driven by pre-open losses in some mega-cap names, along with some geopolitical angst after news that Israel is preparing for a direct attack from Iran. Read more. raymondjamesconnect.com/tYNfMZ