Originally released June 8, 2026 · 01:05:18
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This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, I break down a critical week for the market as traders navigate the first meaningful pullback in months, rising interest rate expectations, and growing volatility across the AI trade. We discuss why a surprisingly strong labor market report triggered aggressive selling, how bond market expectations are impacting stocks, and whether recent weakness should be viewed as a buying opportunity or a warning sign for investors. We also analyze key support levels on the S&P 500, sector rotation beneath the surface, and what traders should be watching in the days ahead.
In our feature discussion, we tackle the upcoming SpaceX IPO. Using historical data from some of the largest and most anticipated IPOs of the last two decades, we examine what tends to happen after the hype, why patience often wins, and the lessons investors can learn before chasing the biggest public offering in market history.
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Labor data, interest-rate expectations, and the market pullback
S&P 500 support and sector rotation
Historical IPO lessons and the risks of chasing anticipation around SpaceX
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