There’s a strange, new color on trading screens: red!

Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses the red that investors are seeing on their screens this week, amid stock market declines.

This sense of nervousness could come from a few areas, specifically inflation and reverse repos, according to Sosnick. 

Here’s what to expect in the trading sessions ahead.

This post first appeared on November 9 on the Traders’ Insight blog.

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