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The stock market rally took damage last week and recovered only partially by Friday, setting a fraught backdrop as Dow Jones futures, S&P 500 futures, and Nasdaq futures open Sunday evening into a week that stacks Nvidia's earnings, Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech, and an active tariff situation on the same calendar.
The case for the bulls is that Friday's partial repair shows buyers willing to step in. The risk is that the market doesn't get to process any of these catalysts cleanly before the next one arrives.
Nvidia's results sit at the center of the earnings calendar. CrowdStrike leads a separate run of cybersecurity reports alongside it, meaning technology faces multiple judgment calls in a compressed window.
A miss or weak guidance from either company would be difficult to contain to one sector. Tariffs remain a live variable at the same time.
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