Stocks Slip From Records But Pare Losses After Strong 10-Year Auction
Long-end yields again hit multi-decade highs before a historically strong 10-year auction pulled them back, letting large-caps pare losses.
Long-end yields again hit multi-decade highs before a historically strong 10-year auction pulled them back, letting large-caps pare losses.
– $LPCN +40% (Health Canada approves TLANDO for testosterone replacement therapy)
– $APUS +9.4% (extends a high-volume rally tied to the BlockAssure agreement to build and operate the AssureChain insurance network)
– $PENG +4.3% (Q4 beat and FY27 sales and EPS outlook topped prior guidance and Street expectations on accelerating AI-infrastructure demand)
– CNQ +1.6%, APA +1.2%, OXY +1.0%, COP +1.0% (oil producers rise as crude climbs back above $100 a barrel)
– $CRBU -42% (launches a strategic-alternatives review, discontinues two allogeneic CAR-T programs and plans substantial workforce reductions)
– $BULL -30% (bipartisan House panel report says structural China ties pose national-security and US-user-data risks)
– $STM -5.4%, $TER -3.0%, $ASML -3.0%, $AMAT -2.7%, $LRCX -3.0%, $MU -2.8% (chip stocks fall in the risk-off technology tape as oil-driven inflation concerns pressure rate-sensitive growth shares)
– $BMNR -5.0%, $CRCL -4.0%, $MSTR -3.8%, $COIN -3.1%, $HOOD -3.0% (crypto-linked stocks fall as digital-asset prices weaken)
– $AAOI -4.8%, $CIEN -3.8%, $MTSI -3.0%, $COHR -3.2%, $GLW -3.3% (AI-networking and optical winners pull back after sharp recent rallies as technology exposure is reduced)
– $DB -4.7%, $SAN -4.2%, $HSBC -3.9%, $NWG -3.5%, $BCS -3.3% (European-bank ADRs fall as oil-driven inflation and sovereign-bond stress deepen fiscal concerns, with UK lenders also facing budget-tax fears)
– $STZ -3.9% (quarter beat, but adjusted FY guidance was merely reiterated and beer depletions declined)
– $BE -3.8%, $CEG -3.5%, $EME -1.9% (AI-power and data-center infrastructure winners give back part of recent gains amid the broader risk-off rotation)
Zscaler reiterates guidance, Boeing’s Lockheed Martin win, and other headlines moving the market this morning.
The Nasdaq closed at a record, and the S&P 500 came within a whisker, as the rally broadened for a second straight session, even as 10 and 30-year yields climbed to their highest close since 2002.
Payrolls missed every estimate, raising bets for an October FOMC hold, and the Nasdaq-100 powered to a record high. But Treasury yields reversed an early drop.
The equal-weight S&P is off 5% and new lows are climbing. Is that healthy? Let’s look closer.
Iran fighting rages on; Advanced Micro Devices showcases at AI event; GM, Alphabet, IBM, Tesla, Lockheed Martin and American Express among names reporting.
Strait of Hormuz traffic improves, retailers brace for new tariffs and other headlines moving stocks this morning.
Let’s dive into the charts and why they point to a possible a.m. tech rally; look down at ON Semiconductor, Arm Holdings and Qualcomm; and check the latest on Iran.