美股收盘涨跌互现，Netflix续跌，超微电脑涨15.7%

And right now we are two minutes away from the end of the trading day. Romaine Bostick here with Katie Gravelle taking you through to that closing bell. It's a global simulcast. Carol Massar Tim, they joined us from the radio booth. Welcome to our audiences across all of our Bloomberg platforms. Television, radio. Our partnership with you to appear on this Monday afternoon, a mixed day for financial markets with the S&P in the red, the Nasdaq even deeper in the red that we are seeing some of those cyclical and economically sensitive sectors, as evidenced by the Dow and the Russell Carol Massar in the green. Yeah, that's what I was thinking about. I'm glad you mentioned the Russell. I mean it was up as much as 1.2% today. Still looking about a 9/10 of one percentage point gain. Uh, as we get ready to wrap up this trade on this Monday. So, yeah, you know, you just got to kind of look and deep, you know, dig a little bit deeper. Right. And you see some gain gain even though the market feels a little blah today. Uh well oil under pressure today uh down 2.9% for brand WTI down about 2%. Still above $74 a barrel for WTI Brent futures uh $78 a barrel. Yes. Down from those highs just a few weeks ago, but still not quite what we were seeing and what the market was seeing before February 28th. You know, what's not for today is the small caps, the Russell 2000 your outperform or higher by about 8/10 of a percent. Maybe getting some relief from the uh the oil picture as Tim mentioned. But you do have rates moving higher. So who knows where it's moving higher. So too is the dollar. And believe it or not so too is the VIX. So right around the 17th handle there a mixed picture for the across asset space and a mixed picture for the benchmark U.S. equity indices. It looks like the Dow Jones Industrial Average is going to be out in front on the day up about 160 plus points. But it is going to close just a little bit shy of its record high. And that's the S&P 500 are down about 4/10 of a percent on the day. The Nasdaq Composite down 1.3%. The Nasdaq 100 only down about a 10th or 2/10 of a percent on the day. And you do have green across the screen for Dow transports S&P 400 mid caps and the Russell 2000. The Russell 2000 up about 8/10 of 1%. All right guys back to the S&P 500. Um, almost an even split Katie 266 names higher on this Monday 236 uh lower. And you've got one unchanged. All right. Let's take a look at the sector breakdown. It was interesting to see more gainers than losers on the individual level. It was a similar story. When you take a look at the circle here, health care uh was your biggest points contributor. You also saw real estate and energy rally in a big way. But in terms of what took a chunk out of the benchmark, you can see information technology a deep red there. Uh, in terms of the sector performance and communication services, consumer discretionary certainly didn't help either. All right. Let's get to some of the individual gainers. Number one in the S&P 500 is super micro. Uh that stock jumping as much as 20% intraday finishing the day with about a 15.7% increase. Uh, we did see intraday the biggest move or the most in more than a month. This is after GFW securities raised its rating on the server maker to buy from. whole. The analysts there evenly sees higher eye server visibility. While recent weakness has created an attractive entry point as the underlying demand fundamentally strengthens its long term growth. Again, those are the analyst's words. Uh, he also orders from space should accelerate in 2027, said uh, Evan Lee, the analyst there who has a $48 price target on the stock. So that was about a 57% increase from Super Micro's closing price on June 18th. So you can see the stock closing today at 3546 a share. So still below that $48 a share price target stocks up more than 20% year to date. So we have seen some movement in uh 2026. Right. This is a name it feels like everybody's talking about today. Getty Images Holdings uh, ticker is get Y that stock a gain of about 90% in today's session. It did soar as much as 145%, uh, earlier in the session. This is after the company announced a licensing deal with OpenAI. Getty said that images from its library will appear in the search and discovery features of ChatGPT, making it a key, uh, reversal for the firm. Specifically, the companies did not talk about financial terms or disclose any details over whether Getty's images would be used to train future open aim OpenAI models. Um, the partnership with OpenAI, I could improve licensing optics and shift the narrative on the stack. This is according to one analyst over at benchmark, but nonetheless quite an outperform in today's session. And then, uh, I hope I'm saying this right. Apogee Therapeutics APG so a little bit of deal flow today. AbbVie agreeing to buy Apogee Therapeutics for 10.9 billion to bolster its anti-inflammatory drug portfolio. Uh, the share price, uh, reflecting a roughly 49% premium to apogee, is closing price on Thursday. So again, we can continue to see. I feel like deals within the pharmaceutical space, whether it's looking for a big company looking to kind of fill out its pipeline. So that's a look at some of my gainers today. All right. Well speaking of deals you're so quiet. He's focused. Oh I know you're saying. Uh. All right okay. I mean, those days when he interrupts me, he's not focused now. Is that what you're saying?

I'm going to jump in with some decliners. Uh, shares the alphabet down today by just over 5%. It was the worst performing of the magic seven. Actually the worst day intraday going back to February of this year. It's a talent war that sparked some of this selloff. At least the company lost a second prominent AI researcher. As Google DeepMind vice president John Jumper said Friday he was leaving for anthropic. If his name sounds familiar, he won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on AI. Uh, we also did see last week, one of Google's most prominent researchers, uh, said he was leaving for rival open AI space. Shares fell for a third day in a row. The company said it's selling investment grade bonds for the first time to fund its AI ambitions. Shares at $154.60, they fell today by 16.4%. The company, looking to raise at least $20 billion from the first bond offering. That's according to Bloomberg. We also saw analysts at KeyBanc Capital Markets initiate the stock with a recommendation of sector rate, writing that much of the long term value is already captured in the stock price. Once again, Space Tech shares down today by 16.4%. And finally watching shares of Netflix, they fell on Monday. Uh, the company extending a sell off that's taking it to the lowest level in more than a year, down 5.8% today. At one point, it was the biggest intraday drop going back to April, the stock trading its lowest going back to October of 2024. It's dropped more than 30% from a peak back in April. We did hear from meta platforms announcing that it's exploring new formats for its Instagram for TV platform. Once again, shares in Netflix down 5.8%. And I'm just going to add one honorable mention and that's Salesforce a drop for a 14th straight day, Tim. That's its longest losing streak since they went public. In fact, the entire software space, at least if you go by the IGB, uh, ETF out there, uh, have been under pressure, continues to be under pressure. And then in the after hours trade. Just a quick note here at Best Buy shares under pressure now after see it after its CFO is said to be stepping down at the end of next month. Let's take a quick look at yields. We did see a bit of a sell off in the bond market today that pushed yields higher across the curve and almost parallel shift there, as you can see on your screen. For our RTD viewers, about five basis points higher on the two year, the five year, the ten year, the 20 year and the 30 year.