Major Movers
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SPY is up 0.4% after hours.
Technology leads the main sectors at +1.0%, with HP Enterprise and Intel topping its gainers. Health Care is the weakest sector at -0.4%, dragged by Intuitive Surgical's 7.5% slide. Consumer Discretionary adds 0.3%, Financials gains 0.2% with Capital One up 4.0%, and Industrials rises 0.2% led by Vertiv's 4.3% jump.
Momentum factors outperform, with the S&P 500 Momentum ETF and MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF both up 0.7% and the High Beta ETF up 0.6%.
Within mega-cap growth, chip names stand out: Nvidia +2.3%, KLA Corp +2.1%, Applied Materials +2.0%, and Lam Research +1.6%, while Intuitive Surgical and Danaher (-2.0%) lag.
Among other sector ETFs, the iShares Semiconductor ETF jumps 2.1% and the VanEck Semiconductor ETF gains 1.8%, while the Airlines ETF falls 2.3% and the iShares U.S. Medical Devices ETF drops 1.3%.
Super Micro Computer is the standout mover after issuing preliminary first-quarter sales guidance well above expectations, while Netflix drops on a fourth-quarter revenue outlook below expectations. Space Exploration Technologies gains after reporting third-quarter revenue and profit above estimates.
- Super Micro Computer +13.2% - preliminary Q1 sales guidance well above expected
- CoreWeave +5.6%
- Dell Technologies +5.3%
- Credo Technology Group +5.1%
- Space Exploration Technologies +4.9% - Q3 revenue and profit above estimates
- Booz Allen Hamilton -1.2%
- ResMed -1.2%
- Waters Corporation -1.2%
- United Airlines Holdings -1.9%
- Netflix -6.0% - fourth-quarter revenue guidance below expected
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