Traders keep an eye on CPI data this week, as it could set the tone for the next breakout above 2, The newest slayer is clearly Campbell. The first-round rookie entered the weekend an established menace, but he hadn’t yet had the exemplary data to back it up. No more. With the offense mired in a second-half rut, Campbell jarred a fumble loose from Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving that made it so the Eagles only needed 25 yards to score their final touchdown of the game. Campbell’s heads-up interception on Tampa Bay’s penultimate drive ended the Buccaneers’ greatest threat at a comeback. Another way to assess if there are legs in this move higher comes from technical analysis. The top chart looks at the weekly Ichimoku cloud for Russell 2000 futures. The first thing that stands out is that Russell 2000 has gone sideways for the better part of four years. It has been in a pretty clear 1600 – 2400 range during this time, even as it moves higher. As markets such as the Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500 make new highs, traders can also see that the Russell 2000 has yet to make a new high. Perhaps this latest move will get to at least that level. On a third attempt to set a new high, could it happen? The bottom chart tells us whether there is exhaustion in the move. The daily Ichimoku chart highlights three things to me: Rut futures are showing mild volatility today, trading around 2,030 points as small-cap sentiment shifts with Treasury yields. Analysts suggest that if yields stabilize, we may see a short-term rally targeting 2,