Major Movers
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The S&P 500 ETF is up 0.2% in a mixed regular session. Energy leads at +0.6%, Financials +0.6%, Health Care and Industrials each +0.4%, with Industrials showing wide dispersion as Vertiv jumps 14.2% while C.H. Robinson falls 11.6%. Technology is up 0.3% as semiconductor equipment names rally, led by Lam Research +5.3% and Applied Materials +4.4%, while F5 Networks drops 20.5% and Enphase Energy falls 17.0%. Real Estate is the weakest sector at -0.9%, with Alexandria Real Estate down 4.2%. Consumer Discretionary -0.3%, Utilities -0.5%, and Materials -0.4%.
Momentum and high-beta factors outperform: S&P 500 Momentum +1.3%, iShares MSCI USA Momentum +1.0%, and High Beta ETF +0.9%, while value factors are flat.
Within mega-cap growth, Lam Research, Applied Materials, Accenture and KLA Corp stand out on the upside, while Boston Scientific falls 4.0% and ServiceNow falls 3.2%.
Among other sector ETFs, biotech leads with Biotech ETF (IBB) up 1.8% and semiconductor-focused funds VanEck Semiconductor ETF and iShares Semiconductor ETF both up 1.3%.
Single-stock movers are concentrated in healthcare services and industrial names on the upside, with sharp declines in real estate data and packaging. Labcorp is noted as jumping intraday per trading alerts.
- Labcorp +10.5%
- Flex Ltd. +9.9%
- Fabrinet +7.8%
- Viasat +7.6%
- GE HealthCare Technologies +7.6%
- Teradyne -4.2%
- ON Semiconductor -4.7%
- Smurfit Westrock -7.2%
- Lennox International -10.2%
- CoStar Group -13.7%
Among thematic funds, the iShares Genomics Immunology and Healthcare ETF gains 3.6% and the WisdomTree Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Fund rises 2.3%, while the Solar Energy ETF falls 3.6%. Regionally, the iShares MSCI South Korea ETF jumps 4.7% while the Brazil ETF falls 2.8%. The Crude Oil ETF rises 2.5% as oil futures gain on Middle East supply concerns.
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