장전 브리핑 Pre-Market Briefing for August 10, 2026
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Previous Session Recap
New York stocks ended last Friday lifted by technology shares. The Nasdaq gained 1.30% to close at 26,690, while the S&P 500 added 0.62% and the Dow rose 0.28%. Consumer discretionary (1.49%) and technology (1.42%) led the way, while energy (-1.13%) and financials (-0.36%) lagged. Palantir surged 10.32%, driving buying across the broader software complex. The volatility index slipped to 14.87, leaving the market comfortably on the calm side.
Current Market Tone
Risk appetite is alive, but the range is narrow. Tech futures are the only ones climbing, with Dow futures trailing in a mixed open. After last week's confirmation that July payrolls fell by 23,000, the probability of a September rate hike dropped from 67% to 44% in a single week, which is friendly for equities. On the other side sits oil: with Iran demanding sanctions relief and war reparations as conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, Brent crude has bounced back into the mid-$84s per barrel, reviving inflation pressure. Until Wednesday's Consumer Price Index, a watchful, non-committal flow is likely to persist.
Pre-Market News Roundup
Today's Events
Macro Calendar
This indicator counts the number of open positions that companies say they want to fill. A drop in job openings signals that businesses plan to hire fewer people, and it is used as a thermometer for the heat of the labor market.
For this release, the consensus estimate and prior reading are not published together, so only the direction of the print matters, not the size. Coming on the heels of last Friday's 23,000 decline in July payrolls, a further drop in openings could push rate-hike concerns another step back. Conversely, a rise would be read as evidence that the labor market remains hot, reviving rate-pressure concerns.
Impact is moderate. The center of gravity for the market this week sits not on this indicator but on the inflation data that follows it.
Dividend Watch
Stocks in Focus
Nvidia (NVDA) broke through the upper Bollinger Band. The Bollinger Band is a band drawn around the range in which a stock normally fluctuates, and crossing above the upper line means an unusually strong rally. It closed at $223.90, up 2.24%, with an RSI of 64. RSI measures how steeply a stock has risen, and readings above 70 are usually seen as overbought. Still below that line, room remains for the stock to extend its leadership in the semiconductor space.
Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B) faces a collision between today's pre-market earnings schedule and an overbought RSI of 70. Trading at $521.80, down 0.54%, the print itself will set the direction. Stocks in overbought territory often see profit-taking first even on strong results, so judge the reaction before deciding.
Palantir (PLTR) shows a textbook short-term overbought setup with an RSI of 73 and a tag of the upper Bollinger Band. After a single-day jump of 10.32% to a $172.01 close, a pullback would not be surprising.
Today's Action Guide
Stay calm today, and have a great day.
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