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S&P 500 Gains 2.79% for the Week as AVGO and TSLA Lead Large-Cap Movers
Read this in the Market Flux appThe S&P 500 posted a strong weekly gain of 2.79%, as measured by the SPY ETF, with Broadcom and Tesla standing out as the top performers among large-cap names. Broadcom surged 18.69% and Tesla jumped 14.01% over the five-day stretch, while Eli Lilly added 6.00% to round out the week's leaders.
Nvidia was the week's most notable laggard inside the index, falling 10.23%, with Microsoft slipping 2.00% and Walmart edging down 0.22%. The divergence between semiconductor names was stark, with Broadcom's rally contrasting sharply against Nvidia's double-digit decline.
Options markets reflected elevated activity heading into the weekend. SoFi Technologies saw the heaviest flow, with 298,546 contracts traded representing roughly 29.9 million underlying shares. Applovin drew 47,224 contracts, Kroger 59,141, and Alnylam Pharmaceuticals 18,383, alongside notable activity in Marvell Technology and Super Micro Computer.
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- NasdaqFriday's ETF with Unusual Volume: TTEQ
- MarketRebelsPopular stocks with increasing option volume: $MU $SPCX $CRWV $MSTR $NBIS $SMCI $AVGO $INTC $RIOT $DAL $IREN $SOFI $BABA
- SeekingAlphaBiggest stock movers Friday: CBRS, MOD, and more $CSCO #finance #business #economy
- InvestingInvesting.com’s stocks of the week
- FINANCIERNEWSS&P 500 weekly wrap: $SPY rose +2.79% this week. Leaders: AVGO +18.69%, TSLA +14.01%, LLY +6.00%. Laggards: NVDA -10.23%, MSFT -2.00%, WMT -0.22%. #SP500 #USStocks
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- Munster_Gene$NVDA investors, be prepared for them to pull guidance when they report Tuesday night. Near-term negative. That doesn’t change the fact that demand for the next year, even with the leadership changes, will be better than the Street expects.