S&P 500 Bearish Pattern Forms After 10% Tariff-Driven

In this episode of The Morning Market Show, host Kim Lori breaks down the market's mixed signals following a brutal tariff-induced selloff. Despite the S&P 500's sharp 10% drop over two days and formation of a bearish pennant pattern targeting further declines below 6360, major indices post modest gains with the benchmark at 6445.75. We examine the rotation into small caps and tech amid ongoing inflation pressures from tariffs, alongside top movers like Ford's 13% surge and losses in names such as PayPal and Domino's. European markets provide contrast with the FTSE up nearly 5%, while analysts flag 5100 as a potential entry zone if pressure intensifies. Key takeaways: - Tariff escalation triggers 10% S&P 500 rout and bearish pennant formation signaling downside risks - Modest index gains mask rotation into small-cap and growth names like Ford and Coherent - Structural inflation from tariffs limits rate policy relief on housing and healthcare costs - Watch volume and first-hour holds for clues on whether today's advance builds or fades