Nasdaq 100 Reverses Losses; S&P 500 Up Over 0.1%

The intraday reversal matters less as a directional signal than as evidence that selling pressure met willing buyers rather than cascading. That distinction shapes how the next session is read: a dip absorbed within the day suggests positioning is not one-sided, whereas a close near the lows would have implied the opposite. The open question is whether this recovery holds into the close and whether the tech-heavy indices, which led both the decline and the rebound, keep setting the tone for the broader market.