TREE NEWS reports: The Nasdaq 100 closed at a record high for the first time since June, rising 0.8% on the day. The S&P 500 finished roughly flat, with materials up 2% and tech up 0.6%, while energy fell 0.9% and financials dropped 1.8%. Among index components, MPWR gained 7.4%, SanDisk 7.1% and ALAB 6.1%, while Adobe fell 4.5% and Cisco 4.4%.
Nasdaq 100 Closes at Record High for First Time Since June
AI take
The divergence matters more than the record itself: tech-led strength lifted the Nasdaq 100 while financials and energy dragged, leaving the S&P 500 flat. That narrow leadership suggests gains are concentrated in a handful of semiconductor and hardware names rather than broad participation. Whether that concentration broadens or the lagging sectors keep pulling against the index is the open question worth watching.
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