Nasdaq 100 futures rise 1.42% in late New York trading; Dow futures slip 0.42%

The split between Nasdaq 100 and Dow futures points to a tech-led bid rather than broad risk appetite, with small caps also participating but blue chips lagging. That divergence matters for anyone watching sector rotation, since it suggests positioning is concentrating in growth names while cyclical exposure stays soft. Whether this tech-versus-Dow spread persists into the next session, or narrows as the broader S&P 500 gain suggests, is the open question worth tracking.