A Tech Led Rebound to Kick Off the Week
Let’s dig in following an up day on Wall Street to see what’s happened and what to expect.
Let’s dig in following an up day on Wall Street to see what’s happened and what to expect.
Big AI and data center focused earnings, SpaceX’s $40 billion capital raise, and other headlines moving the market this morning.
It’s a quiet start to a busy week for US economic data, with October’s Dallas Fed manufacturing survey and September’s Chicago Fed National Activity Index the only reports.
The Fed remains in its blackout period ahead of the October 27–28 FOMC meeting, so there are no Fed speakers.
Non-Bill (>1yr in maturity) US Treasury auctions include a $69bn 2-year note auction.
Nine S&P 500 components report, two of them with market caps over $100bn:

Brent topped $116 and stocks pulled back on fears of renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities after the midterm elections. For the week, small caps led with the Russell 2000 up 2% while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped.
Elon Musk’s latest move could signal the future of telecom. Here’s how I’m trading the initial reaction.
Amex delivers, OpenAI’s capital raise and a potential one for Meta. Plus other headlines moving the market this morning.
Thursday’s selloff isn’t a signal to cut exposure. It is a signal to look where the money is going.
Blowout SpaceX results lifted a swath of AI names, sending the Nasdaq up over 1%.
Super Micro Computer crushes expectations while United Airlines and Alaska Airlines confirm energy input concerns. Those and other headlines are moving the market this morning.
Nine of 11 sectors rose, powering the S&P higher despite semiconductor weakness. Small-caps, though, posted a fifth straight weekly loss for the first time since 2022.