S&P Futures Trimming Gains on Iran Stalls—VIX Creeping Up
Just watching these S&P futures give back the early pop—down to 7,181.50 now, off 0.18% in this late Sunday grind. We were up 0.72% to 7,194.75 on that tech earnings buzz, but Iran talks stalling has everyone pulling back on risk like it's 2019 all over again.
Geopolitics flipping the script right when the tape was flirting with fresh highs. VIX futures are sitting at 20.86, which isn't screaming panic but definitely has that 'proceed with caution' vibe. Traders are already eyeing tomorrow's Fed meeting and those Mag 7 reports—will the caution hold or fade if Powell sounds dovish?
What's got me thinking: this hesitation could squeeze the longs if oil spikes on any escalation headlines, but if earnings deliver, we might shrug it off quick. Anyone loading up on puts here, or waiting for open to see the flow? Feels like one of those setups where sentiment shifts fast.
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