The close
Index levels, breadth, volume vs. the 20-day average. What actually happened, in order.
Close bell · Mon–Fri · 4:05pm ET
What moved, why, and the three names the desk is watching tomorrow. Numbers first. No hot takes, no "to the moon."
Session movers
15:47:02 ET| Symbol | Last | Change |
|---|---|---|
| NVDANvidia | 128.40 | ▲ +3.73% |
| SMCISuper Micro | 41.18 | ▼ -8.67% |
| TSLATesla | 214.32 | ▲ +2.90% |
| PLTRPalantir | 27.61 | ▲ +4.31% |
| SNOWSnowflake | 118.40 | ▼ -4.30% |
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Breadth
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Index levels, breadth, volume vs. the 20-day average. What actually happened, in order.
One driver, argued in three sentences. Fed print, earnings beat, guidance cut — named, not implied.
Three names on the desk's radar for the next session, with the level that matters and why.
One chart, printed clean. No indicators stacked six deep. If it doesn't fit on an index card, it's cut.
This is Tuesday's issue, unedited. Same structure every trading day so you know where to look.
Bull & Bear Desk <desk@bullandbear.mail>
Close: Nvidia leads a broad advance, yields tick up
Issue 47 · 5 min read
Green tape into the bell. The S&P added 0.22%, its fourth gain in five sessions, on breadth that actually backed it up — 289 advancers to 211 decliners on the NYSE.
“This wasn't a one-stock rally. Eight of eleven sectors closed green, and volume in financials was the heaviest since March.”
Tomorrow: jobless claims at 8:30, and three regional banks report before the bell.
See you at the close,
Mara Colins
Editor, Bull & Bear
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