Major Movers
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The S&P 500 ETF is little changed, up 0.2% in regular trading. Health Care Select leads sectors at +2.4%, with Moderna and Zoetis pacing gains. Materials Select rises 1.6% even as FMC collapses 33.6%. Consumer Discretionary Select adds 1.6%, led by Pool Corp and Nike. Financials Select gains 1.2%, though Charles Schwab is the sector's clear laggard at -3.3% after falling to its lowest level since June. Technology Select falls 1.0% as semiconductor names sell off broadly, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index down sharply; Keysight, HP Enterprise and Arista Networks are the sector's worst performers. Energy Select is the weakest sector at -1.4% even as crude oil jumps more than $2 on IEA reserve-release comments and Middle East supply concerns.
Value-tilted factors outperform: Dividend ETF +1.5% and S&P 500 Equal Wt +1.2%, while momentum and growth lag, with S&P 500 Momentum -1.2% and iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF -1.7%.
Within mega-cap growth, Intuit +6.3% and ServiceNow +5.5% stand out on the upside, while Lam Research -4.3%, AMD -3.1% and KLA Corp -3.1% lead declines tied to the broader chip selloff.
Among other sector ETFs, the Homebuilders ETF jumps 4.1% and the Retail ETF rises 3.5%, while semiconductor-focused funds SOXX, SMH and XSD each fall roughly 2%.
Karman Holdings leads single-stock gainers, while Rocket Lab and Dell Technologies are among the steepest decliners, with Rocket Lab falling to its lowest intraday level since December.
- Karman Holdings +10.2%
- Trade Desk (The) +8.0%
- CoStar Group +7.2%
- Lululemon Athletica +6.5%
- Equifax +6.3%
- nVent Electric plc -5.6%
- Teradyne, Inc. Common Stock -5.6%
- Coherent Corp -6.6%
- Dell Technologies -8.4%
- Rocket Lab Corporation Common Stock -9.4%
Gold miners GDXJ and GDX rise 3.2%, and AI-linked thematic funds including the VanEck Space ETF and WisdomTree Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Fund fall roughly 2.7-2.9% amid the chip selloff.