TREE NEWS reports: The Nasdaq 100 extended gains to 2.2%, with Lumentum up 7.9%, Applied Materials and Western Digital each up more than 7%, and Amazon and Seagate up 5.8%, while Nvidia’s decline narrowed to 5.6%. The S&P 500 rose about 1.6%, the Dow gained more than 700 points, or over 1.3%, and the semiconductor index climbed more than 3.4%. The bank index added 3.3% and the Russell 2000 rose 1.2%, while Strategy fell 4.4%.
Nasdaq 100 rises 2.2% as semiconductors surge 3.4%
The breadth is the story here: a 3.4% semiconductor gain alongside a 3.3% bank index move and a 700-point Dow advance suggests this is a broad risk-on session rather than a single-sector bounce, which makes Nvidia's still-negative 5.6% print the notable outlier. That a mega-cap semiconductor name lagged while equipment and memory names like Applied Materials, Western Digital and Seagate led points to rotation within the chip complex rather than uniform buying. Whether that dispersion persists, and whether small caps (Russell 2000 up only 1.2%) keep trailing the large-cap indices, is the open question.
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