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S&P futures are down 0.5% and Nasdaq futures are down 1.1% Friday morning after Thursday’s mixed session, when momentum bounced on renewed memory and semi
S&P futures are down 0.5% and Nasdaq futures are down 1.1% Friday morning after Thursday’s mixed session, when momentum bounced on renewed memory and semi
Thematic flows imply sector investors should favor Technology, Industrials, Financials, Health Care and select Real Estate. Flows support semiconductors, grid infrastructure, banks, biotech and REITs, while warning against legacy energy, natural resources, internet/metaverse and housing-sensitive discretionary exposure.
S&P futures are up 0.7% and Nasdaq futures are up 2.1% Thursday morning, with memory and semis leading the rebound. The move follows Wednesday’s mixed
S&P futures are up 0.2% Wednesday morning after Tuesday’s momentum unwind, led by sharp pressure in memory and semis. Alts and select cyclicals also lagged,
Korea’s single-stock leveraged ETF experiment began as market modernization but quickly became a volatility problem. Retail demand, chip-stock concentration and daily-reset leverage have already forced regulators to reconsider whether disclosure-based safeguards are enough when innovation sits atop a crowded trade.
S&P futures are down 1.4% Tuesday morning, with momentum, memory, and semis under outsized pressure after Monday’s mixed session. Big Tech lagged Monday, led by
June 22, 2026 S&P futures are down 0.1% Monday morning after U.S. equities finished higher last week, with the Dow and Russell 2000 hitting fresh
Higher real yields have not killed Growth because AI earnings momentum remains strong, but they raise the bar for leadership. The second half favors profitable AI-linked Growth, Growth-adjacent industrial infrastructure, and selective Value in financials, insurers, infrastructure, and materials.
China’s AI boom is powerful but narrow. Broad indexes remain weighed down by weak consumption, property stress and platform-margin concerns, while AI server, optical-module and automation suppliers are surging because they sit directly in the capital-spending bottlenecks.
S&P futures are up 0.8% Thursday morning, rebounding after Wednesday’s post-FOMC selloff, when more than 85% of S&P 500 stocks declined. Big Tech and rate-sensitive
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