Thursday, August 20/05:27:30 ET

Pre-market

To open4:02:30

Session brief

Constructive

Healthy enough to hold. Not cheap enough to chase.

S&P 500 bid 0.00% at 769.06. VIX 15.14. Price holds the full moving-average stack — the primary trend is up. Breadth mixed.

60
Appetite

What to do

Buy orderly dips

Keep the core. New risk waits for weakness.

Prefer equal-weight and the sectors that are actually leading.

If you missed the open, you are not late — you are early for the next dip.

S&P 500

769.06

+0.00%

Nasdaq 100

716.08

-0.00%

Russell 2000

301.72

-0.00%

Dow Jones

534.27

-0.00%

VIX

15.14

+1.68%

10-year yield

4.653%

+0.00%

Bitcoin

71,933

-0.00%

Gold

413.84

+0.00%

VanEck Semis

560.92

+0.00%

High yield

79.71

+0.00%

Chips · software · the print

Defensive

AI

560.92+0.00%5D -4.79%

Hold core SMH if you already own it. Do not add into NVIDIA on August 26. Early names are a watchlist, not a buy list this week.

Spot · ETFs · miners

Constructive

Bitcoin

71,933-0.00%5D +14.51%

Own the coin via IBIT. Add on weakness toward $60k, not on strength. Miners stay small.

Metal · miners · the dollar

Constructive

Gold

413.84+0.00%5D +3.73%

Own the metal. Add on a dollar-up dip. Miners wait for Jackson Hole to pass.

Rules-based close note

Today, then tomorrow

End of day

What happened

The S&P 500 is up 0.00% at 769.06, pressed against the 52-week high. Growth and the index are moving in line. Russell 2000 -0.00%. VIX 15.14 (+1.7%). The 10-year is 4.65%. Sectors: Health Care leading (+0.0%); Real Estate lagging (-0.0%).

Into the close / overnight

What to do

Cash is not open yet. Use pre-market to set levels, not to guess the open. Stance: constructive.

Next session

What to expect tomorrow

Friday, August 21 opens toward Fri, Aug 21 · Close · Monthly options expiration. Dealer hedging can pin the index into the close, then unwind. Gap risk into Monday. Until then, trade the stance you already have — constructive — not a forecast of the print.

Weekly trend

The five-day tape

S&P down 1.1% on the week. Growth is resting on the week — rotation, or fatigue. AI / semis -4.8%. Bitcoin +14.5%. Gold +3.7%. The weekly map is in the trend board below — use it, not a one-day mood, to size tomorrow.

Pull back or invest

The call

The backdrop supports risk, but you do not need to pay up. Add on weakness. If you are under-invested, scale — do not sprint.

Flows

Where the money went

No clean rotation yet — sectors are moving as a blob. S&P volume is ordinary (0.9× the 20-day). Growth and the index are moving together. No rotation signal yet. IWM -0.00% · RSP -0.00%.

Watch overnight

  • Fri, Aug 21 · Close · Monthly options expiration
  • VIX holding sub-16 (complacent)
  • SPY 50-day 751.07 (support)

Politics · Fed · government

Washington

9–3 hold (July 29)

Minutes are a hawkish hold. Jackson Hole is the event.

Full politics book

July minutes are out. The committee held 3.50–3.75% on a 9–3 vote. Hammack, Kashkari, and Logan wanted a 25bp hike. Core PCE is 3.3%. They flagged equity valuations near dot-com-era premia on AI enthusiasm, and they named AI-infrastructure financing as a vulnerability. Tariff pass-through is described as largely complete; energy from the Middle East conflict is the other supply shock. That is a hawkish-leaning hold, not a cut. TLT +0.00% on the session. Dollar -0.23%. Gold +0.00% — still the policy hedge.

The call

Do not add equity beta on a 9–3 hold. Hold gold as the policy hedge. Wait for Warsh.

  • Hold GLD. Do not swap it for miners.
  • Do not add SMH or QQQ into the Chair's speech.
  • Watch the 10-year and the dollar overnight — they will move before stocks do.

Policy path

  1. Today

    Minutes

  2. Aug 27–29

    Jackson Hole

  3. Sep 4

    Jobs

  4. Sep 11

    CPI

  5. Sep 15–16

    FOMC + SEP

  6. Nov 3

    Midterms

What the Fed is anticipated to do

Base case is hold. Hike is the tail the hawks keep alive. Cut is politics, not the committee.

  • Cut

    The White House wants it. The data do not. Core PCE 3.3% is not a cut. Do not price one on a speech.

  • Hold (base)

    Hold 3.50–3.75% at the September 15–16 FOMC unless the data force a move.

  • Hike (tail)

    Three dissenters already wanted +25bp in July. Minutes: a hike is needed if inflation does not cool. Hot jobs (Sep 4) or hot CPI (Sep 11) reopen it.

What the government is doing

  • White House

    Watch

    The administration wants easier policy. Warsh has not pre-committed and dropped forward guidance. A public fight with the Chair is a gold bid and a duration hit.

    Keep the volume down into Jackson Hole. Any rate-cut demand the morning of the speech is noise — trade the Chair, not the tweet.

  • Treasury / fiscal

    Risk

    Deficit is still wide. Bessent is funding more in bills. The 10-year is the tell, not the speech. Tax-cut law adds to the decade's borrowing.

    Watch the term premium into September refunding. If TLT leaks while stocks hold, fiscal is the story, not the Fed.

  • Tariffs / trade

    Risk

    Supreme Court blocked IEEPA emergency tariffs. Plan B is other statutes — product-specific, time-limited. Minutes say past pass-through is largely done.

    A fresh round is the inflation veto on a September cut. Watch executive actions, not campaign talk.

  • Congress / midterms

    Watch

    November 3. All 435 House seats and 35 Senate. Affordability, tariffs, and immigration are the ballot.

    Markets usually fade election night and trade the composition the next session. Gridlock is not a crash.

Looking forward

  1. Thu Aug 27

    Jackson Hole opens

    Kansas City Fed symposium. Theme: financial innovation — payments and policy.

  2. Fri Aug 28 · ~10am ET

    Warsh address

    The policy-signal day. Gold, TLT, and DXY will tell you what he said before the headline does.

  3. Fri Sep 4 · 8:30am

    Employment situation

    Payrolls, unemployment, average hourly earnings. A hot wage print reopens hike talk.

  4. Fri Sep 11 · 8:30am

    CPI (August)

    Core is the number. Headline is the headline. This print writes the SEP.

Tomorrow is claims at 8:30am, then the grind into Jackson Hole. Do not reposition the book on tonight's minutes. Warsh speaks next week. Gold and duration still hedge the path; do not add equity beta because the hawks lost the vote.

Weekly trend · cross-asset map

This week the bid is in Bitcoin, Energy, Gold. Drag: AI / semis, Technology, Nasdaq 100.

S&P 500 week -1.13%, above the 50-day. AI / semis (SMH) -4.79% on the week. Bitcoin +14.51% on the week. Gold +3.73% on the week. Inside the index, Health Care leads today; Real Estate is last.

Asset1D5D20Dvs 50dvs 200d
S&P 500neutral+0.0%-1.1%+4.2%+2.4%+8.8%
Nasdaq 100neutral-0.0%-2.2%+3.5%+0.4%+9.8%
Russell 2000neutral-0.0%-0.6%+3.3%+1.8%+11.9%
AI / semisbear+0.0%-4.8%-3.3%-4.8%+20.3%
Bitcoinbull-0.0%+14.5%+14.6%+11.7%+4.3%
Goldbull+0.0%+3.7%+11.4%+8.3%+0.2%
US Dollarbear-0.2%-1.4%-2.4%-1.8%-0.6%
10-year yieldneutral+0.0%+0.3%-1.1%+1.7%+7.6%
High yieldneutral+0.0%-0.1%+0.6%+0.1%-0.6%
Technologyneutral+0.0%-3.7%+2.9%+0.4%+16.1%
Financialsneutral+0.0%-1.3%+3.0%+2.8%+8.0%
Energybull-0.0%+4.1%+7.1%+10.8%+18.2%
Utilitiesneutral-0.0%-0.0%-4.7%-1.9%-1.6%

Regime

Mixed tape

Growth vs small-caps is not stretched and the index week is quiet. No award for forcing a theme.

Risk-onRisk-offGrowthSmall-cap

Sector rotation map · today vs 20 days

Upper-right is leading both today and on the month. Lower-left is leaking on both. Upper-left is a one-day bounce in a downtrend.

  • XLV +0.0%
  • XLY +0.0%
  • XLI +0.0%
  • XLF +0.0%
  • XLK +0.0%
  • XLC +0.0%
  • XLB -0.0%
  • XLU -0.0%
  • XLP -0.0%
  • XLE -0.0%
  • XLRE -0.0%
  • SMH +0.0%
  • IBIT +0.0%
  • GLD +0.0%

Next weekInto next week the map is simple: NVIDIA after the close Wednesday, then Jackson Hole Thursday–Saturday. Do not invent a new personality in between.

Volume · rotation · flows

No clean rotation yet — sectors are moving as a blob.

S&P volume is ordinary (0.9× the 20-day). Growth and the index are moving together. No rotation signal yet. IWM -0.00% · RSP -0.00%.

Money in

No sector is attracting a real bid.

Money out

No sector is being dumped on volume.

  • S&P 500

    SPY

    Quiet.

    +0.00%

    0.9× vol · 30.9B

  • Nasdaq 100

    QQQ

    Quiet.

    -0.00%

    0.9× vol · 25.5B

  • Russell 2000

    IWM

    Quiet.

    -0.00%

    0.8× vol · 4.5B

  • Equal-weight

    RSP

    Quiet.

    -0.00%

    1.0× vol · 1.7B

  • AI / semis

    SMH

    Quiet.

    +0.00%

    0.8× vol · 4.9B

  • Bitcoin ETF

    IBIT

    Quiet.

    +0.00%

    3.6× vol · 5.4B

  • Gold

    GLD

    Quiet.

    +0.00%

    1.9× vol · 7.0B

  • Gold miners

    GDX

    Quiet.

    -0.00%

    2.0× vol · 4.3B

  • High yield

    HYG

    Quiet.

    +0.00%

    0.9× vol · 2.4B

  • Long Treasuries

    TLT

    Quiet.

    +0.00%

    1.5× vol · 4.3B

Bull / bear stack

Weighted into appetite

  • S&P trend

    Above 50-day

    +2.39% vs 50-day

    Price holds the full moving-average stack — the primary trend is up.

  • Volatility

    15.14

    +1.7% today · 12th percentile of 1y

    Calm tape. Helpful for dips — dangerous if you chase extended names.

  • Breadth

    Breadth mixed

    IWM -0.00% · RSP -0.00%

    Breadth is not confirming a new leg yet. Wait for small caps to catch up before adding risk.

  • Credit

    +0.00% HYG

    +0.3% vs IG over 20d

    Credit is quiet. Not a veto, not a green light.

  • Rates

    4.653%

    +0.0% on the 10-year

    Rates are not the story today.

  • Dollar

    98.60

    -0.23% DXY

    A softer dollar is a tailwind for risk assets, commodities, and foreign earners.

  • Gold

    +0.00%

    GLD 413.84

    Gold is quiet relative to the equity tape.

  • Growth vs value

    Equal-weight / value leading

    QQQ -0.00% vs SPY +0.00%

    Growth and the index are moving together.

Sector rotation

Today vs SPY 20d

  • Health Care

    +0.0%

  • Discretionary

    +0.0%

  • Industrials

    +0.0%

  • Financials

    +0.0%

  • Technology

    +0.0%

  • Communication

    +0.0%

  • Materials

    -0.0%

  • Utilities

    -0.0%

  • Staples

    -0.0%

  • Energy

    -0.0%

  • Real Estate

    -0.0%

Chips · software · the print

AI

Defensive

Do not let NVIDIA's print become your personality.

VanEck Semis 560.92+0.00%5D -4.79%0.8× vol

SMH

560.92

+0.00%

0.8× vol

NVDA

217.56

+0.00%

0.8× vol

AMD

466.42

-0.00%

0.7× vol

TSM

412.09

+0.00%

0.7× vol

MU

937.11

-0.00%

0.7× vol

CEG

274.17

-0.00%

0.9× vol

VRT

261.00

0.00%

1.0× vol

What to do · tonight into tomorrow

Hold core SMH if you already own it. Do not add into NVIDIA on August 26. Early names are a watchlist, not a buy list this week.

  • Keep the SMH/NVDA core you have. No new size into the print.
  • MU, CEG, VRT, ALAB — write the thesis now so you do not improvise after the number.
  • If you are under-owned, wait for the post-print close, not the pre-print rip.

End of day

What happened

The AI sleeve (VanEck Semis) is up 0.00% at 560.92, -4.79% on the week. NVIDIA +0.00%. AMD -0.00%. TSMC +0.00%. Relative volume 0.8× — ordinary conviction. The near-term catalyst is NVIDIA after the close Aug 26. Until then, treat rips as positioning, not as a new cycle.

Next session

What to expect

Into tomorrow: no AI-specific print. Trade the existing range. The real event is NVIDIA after the close Wednesday — do not size a new position in front of it. Early names (MU, CEG, VRT, ALAB) are research, not a chase this week.

Weekly trendSMH is -4.79% on the week. NVIDIA -3.44% over five sessions. That is digestion, not a new cycle — unless Aug 26 guidance breaks. Do not average down a broken 50-day in front of the print.

What could bid it

Catalysts

What could hit it

Bearish

  • Circularity and custom silicon remain the bear case

    Desk note · This week

    Vendor financing, hyperscaler ASICs, and a credit backstop around the training complex keep valuation compression in play. That is a veto on chasing strength, not on holding a core SMH position you already own.

  • Taiwan Semiconductor vs. ASML: Which Semiconductor Titan Is the Better Buy Today?

    Yahoo Finance · Today

    TSMC and ASML are two of the more important companies in the chip realm.

Looking forward

  1. Wed Aug 26 · after close

    NVIDIA earnings

    catalyst

    Guidance on data-center and China. The whole SMH complex gaps with it. Do not add into the print.

  2. Thu–Sat Aug 27–29

    Jackson Hole · financial innovation theme

    watch

    Not an AI print, but a liquidity print. Duration, the dollar, and risk appetite reprice the multiple on chips.

  3. Ongoing

    Hyperscaler custom silicon + capex circularity

    bearish

    The bear case does not need a new headline. If Google/Amazon/Microsoft keep pulling training onto their own ASICs, NVDA's multiple compresses even with 'fine' numbers.

  4. Next foundry print

    TSMC utilization / CoWoS capacity

    catalyst

    If the foundry is tight, the pick-and-shovel bid holds. If it is not, the AI build-out is digesting.

Vehicles, not edges

ETFs the desk actually uses

  • VanEck Semiconductor SMH

    ETF

    560.92

    +0.00%5D -4.79%

    Cleanest one-ticket for the AI silicon stack — NVDA, TSM, AVGO, ASML.

    Risk. Top-heavy.

  • iShares Semiconductor SOXX

    ETF

    519.67

    +0.00%5D -5.64%

    Same neighborhood as SMH, slightly different weights.

    Risk. Same factor as SMH.

  • Global X Robotics & AI BOTZ

    ETF

    36.38

    -0.00%5D -3.81%

    The 'robots and factory AI' sleeve, not the GPU melt-up.

    Risk. Can sit still while NVDA rips.

Watchlist — not a buy list

Early names worth watching

  • Micron MU

    Early

    937.11

    -0.00%5D -1.34%

    HBM memory is the less-owned pick-and-shovel.

    Risk. Memory is a brutal cycle.

  • Constellation Energy CEG

    Early

    274.17

    -0.00%5D -1.60%

    The power behind the AI build.

    Risk. It still trades like a utility on rate days.

  • Vertiv VRT

    Early

    261.00

    0.00%5D -9.08%

    Cooling and power infrastructure for the same campuses.

    Risk. Orders can pause as fast as they ramped.

  • Astera Labs ALAB

    Early

    289.02

    +0.00%5D -10.46%

    Connectivity silicon inside the rack.

    Risk. Customer concentration and a rich multiple.

Thesis, risk, and the confirm for every line are on the full AI desk. None of this is a recommendation.

Spot · ETFs · miners

Bitcoin

Constructive

Own the coin. Rent the miners.

Bitcoin 71,933-0.00%5D +14.51%2.8× vol

BTC-USD

71,933

-0.00%

2.8× vol

IBIT

38.78

+0.00%

3.6× vol

MSTR

104.25

0.00%

2.8× vol

COIN

160.20

+0.00%

2.1× vol

CRCL

78.59

+0.00%

2.0× vol

MARA

9.650

+0.00%

1.5× vol

What to do · tonight into tomorrow

Own the coin via IBIT. Add on weakness toward $60k, not on strength. Miners stay small.

  • IBIT is the default. FBTC if you already live at Fidelity. Not both.
  • MSTR and miners only as a sliver of the IBIT sleeve — never the core.
  • Watch IBIT relative volume with price. A bounce on empty volume fades.

End of day

What happened

Bitcoin is 71,933 (+0.00% in the US cash session via IBIT, +14.51% on the week). IBIT, the cleanest spot ETF, +0.00% on 3.6× volume. Strategy (MSTR) 0.00% — the levered proxy. Coinbase +0.00%. Flows, not Twitter: watch whether IBIT volume expands with a green day. A bounce on empty volume is not a regime change. $60k is the line.

Next session

What to expect

Tomorrow: the ETF flow print from today's session lands after the cash close. Claims Thursday and Jackson Hole next week are the macro tells. Until $60k breaks or IBIT volumes expand with a push, this is a range — stage, don't swing.

Weekly trendBitcoin is +14.51% on the week. IBIT +8.08%. Weekly trend is a range until ETF creations or $60k decide it. Miners will amplify whichever way that break goes — that is why they are a satellite.

What could bid it

Catalysts

What could hit it

Bearish

Looking forward

  1. Every US session · ~4–6pm ET

    Spot ETF creation / redemption print

    catalyst

    IBIT volume during the cash session is the live tell. The official flow tape lands after the close. One day does not make a regime; five days does.

  2. Thu–Sat Aug 27–29

    Jackson Hole · Chair Warsh

    watch

    Bitcoin has been trading liquidity and the dollar, not a white paper. A hawkish frame hits IBIT with gold; a confused frame is a bid.

  3. This range

    Weekly close vs $60,000

    bearish

    Desk line. A US-session weekly close under it with ETF outflows is the bearish tell. A reclaim on rising IBIT volume is the first repair.

  4. September → Q4

    Seasonality and the 'Q4 bottom' debate

    bearish

    Some models still talk $49–52k. That is a scenario, not a target. Staging only if ETF flows and $60k both fail — not because a thread said so.

Vehicles, not edges

ETFs the desk actually uses

  • iShares Bitcoin Trust IBIT

    ETF

    38.78

    +0.00%5D +8.08%

    Cleanest spot vehicle in a brokerage account.

    Risk. It will track bitcoin down as honestly as up.

  • Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin FBTC

    ETF

    59.60

    +0.00%5D +8.19%

    Second-liquid spot ETF.

    Risk. Same as IBIT.

  • ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ARKB

    ETF

    22.70

    -0.00%5D +8.10%

    Spot ETF with a smaller AUM.

    Risk. Wider spreads on stress days.

Watchlist — not a buy list

Early names worth watching

  • Circle CRCL

    Early

    78.59

    +0.00%5D +4.26%

    USDC issuer.

    Risk. Policy headlines gap it 8% in a session and give it back the next.

  • Riot Platforms RIOT

    Early

    19.38

    +0.00%5D +0.88%

    Public miner with hash-rate torque.

    Risk. Energy, hashprice, dilution.

  • MARA Holdings MARA

    Early

    9.650

    +0.00%5D +4.78%

    Large public miner — high-beta bitcoin with hash-rate torque.

    Risk. Energy, hashprice, dilution, and operational misses.

  • CleanSpark CLSK

    Early

    11.67

    -0.00%5D +1.30%

    Smaller miner, more torque, more energy-story.

    Risk. Illiquid relative to IBIT, financing risk, and a single-asset business.

Thesis, risk, and the confirm for every line are on the full Bitcoin desk. None of this is a recommendation.

Metal · miners · the dollar

Gold

Constructive

Own the metal. Rent the miners.

Gold 413.84+0.00%5D +3.73%1.9× vol

GLD

413.84

+0.00%

1.9× vol

IAU

84.84

+0.00%

2.1× vol

GDX

97.33

-0.00%

2.0× vol

GDXJ

126.55

-0.00%

1.7× vol

SLV

60.01

+0.00%

1.4× vol

FNV

251.07

-0.00%

1.3× vol

What to do · tonight into tomorrow

Own the metal. Add on a dollar-up dip. Miners wait for Jackson Hole to pass.

  • GLD is the default. IAU for a sleeve you will not trade.
  • FNV/WPM if you want miner-like exposure without a pit. GDXJ is a satellite, not a hedge.
  • If DXY rips into Warsh, gold gives the CPI squeeze back — do not fight that.

End of day

What happened

GLD, the liquid gold ETF, is 413.84 (+0.00% today, +3.73% on the week). Miners (GDX) -0.00% — torque is not confirming. Silver +0.00%. Dollar -0.23%. 10-year 4.65%. The metal is trading Jackson Hole positioning. A softer dollar and softer real yields keep the bid. The opposite is the veto.

Next session

What to expect

Next session follows the same map: labor data, then Jackson Hole. Miners only if GDX is beating GLD — otherwise own the metal and wait. A hawkish Warsh is the veto; a confused one extends the bid.

Weekly trendGLD is +3.73% on the week. Miners +10.26%. The weekly bid is real. Do not chase it into Warsh — add on a dollar-up dip if you are under-owned.

What could bid it

Catalysts

What could hit it

Bearish

Looking forward

  1. Today · 2:00pm ET

    July FOMC minutes

    watch

    Last written read before Jackson Hole. Inflation paragraphs, not the boilerplate. Gold will twitch with the dollar.

  2. Thu Aug 20 · 8:30am ET

    Initial jobless claims

    catalyst

    Soft labor is a gold bid if it does not come with a firm dollar. A hot claims print into Warsh is a headwind.

  3. Thu–Sat Aug 27–29

    Jackson Hole · Chair Warsh address

    catalyst

    The event. Policy uncertainty has been the metal's friend. A hawkish 'not constrained by market prices' sequel is the veto.

  4. Fri Sep 4 · 8:30am ET

    August employment situation

    watch

    After the symposium. Confirms or kills the 'softening labor + cautious Fed' mix gold has been pricing.

Vehicles, not edges

ETFs the desk actually uses

  • SPDR Gold Shares GLD

    ETF

    413.84

    +0.00%5D +3.73%

    The default gold vehicle.

    Risk. Real yields and a firm dollar.

  • iShares Gold Trust IAU

    ETF

    84.84

    +0.00%5D +3.74%

    Same metal as GLD, lower fee.

    Risk. Same as GLD.

  • VanEck Gold Miners GDX

    ETF

    97.33

    -0.00%5D +10.26%

    Senior miners — torque on gold with operating leverage.

    Risk. Costs, jurisdiction, and beta.

Watchlist — not a buy list

Early names worth watching

  • Franco-Nevada FNV

    Early

    251.07

    -0.00%5D +8.42%

    Royalty/streaming — the early-quality way to own miners without operating a pit.

    Risk. Still de-rates with gold.

  • Wheaton Precious Metals WPM

    Early

    147.43

    +0.00%5D +11.81%

    The other streamer.

    Risk. Silver lag and a gold dip still hit it.

Thesis, risk, and the confirm for every line are on the full Gold desk. None of this is a recommendation.

Key events

Full calendar
  1. Thu, Aug 208:30 AM

    Initial jobless claims

    Data

    Weekly labor-market pulse. A sharp rise would re-price the September FOMC.

  2. Fri, Aug 219:45 AM

    S&P Global flash PMI

    Data

    First look at August activity. Sub-50 on services would rattle the soft-landing tape.

  3. Fri, Aug 21Close

    Monthly options expiration

    Opex

    Dealer hedging can pin the index into the close, then unwind. Gap risk into Monday.

  4. Wed, Aug 26After close

    NVIDIA earnings

    AI

    The AI complex is pinned to this print. Data-center guidance and China are the tell — not the beat. SMH, AMD, TSM, and AVGO will gap with it.

  5. Thu, Aug 2710:00 AM

    Jackson Hole symposium opens

    Fed

    Kansas City Fed, Aug 27–29. Theme is financial innovation. Chair Warsh's speech is the event for gold, bitcoin, and duration.

  6. Fri, Aug 2810:00 AM

    Jackson Hole — Warsh address (typical window)

    Fed

    This is the policy-signal day. Do not add risk into the speech unless you are trading the reaction, not the forecast.

Leave it alone

  • FOMO into extended mega-caps
  • All-in / all-out decisions
  • Fighting the Fed week into Jackson Hole or FOMC

Megacap leaders

  • Apple

    AAPL

    316.83

    +0.00%

  • UnitedHealth

    UNH

    388.61

    +0.00%

  • Tesla

    TSLA

    351.12

    +0.00%

  • Amazon

    AMZN

    265.84

    +0.00%

Megacap laggards

  • Meta

    META

    546.03

    -0.00%

  • Broadcom

    AVGO

    362.48

    -0.00%

  • JPMorgan

    JPM

    357.26

    -0.00%

  • Alphabet

    GOOGL

    344.72

    -0.00%