Stocks wobbled through a rough week last week, as investors look ahead to a short week punctuated by key jobs updates.

Stocks are higher as dip buyers’ step into the beaten-down tech sector. Markets monitor Middel East headlines and await the monthly jobs report later this week.

Stocks rebounded early, led by technology, on hopes for Middle East calm after recent strikes. A short week looms, highlighted by Thursday's June jobs report. Nike reports Tuesday.

Crude oil futures (/CL) gave back all of Thursday’s gains on Friday, with the lead-month August contract falling to levels last seen in late February.

The June nonfarm payrolls is expected on Thursday. SCFR's Kevin Gordon examines the factors in the report that may drive Fed monetary policy in his latest look at the week ahead.

The tech sector was hit with selling pressure and volatility this week, despite lower oil prices and yields, as money continues to flow towards other areas of the economy.

Though the tech-heavy Nasdaq is down 4% this week, market breadth keeps improving amid strength in other sectors. Consumer sentiment arrives today, and jobs data come next week.

Our outlook on the 11 S&P 500 equity sectors.

Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough joins the show to discuss his "quads" framework for navigating markets, arguing that investors should focus on the rate of change in growth and inflation as conditions shift.