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Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU) tops Brazil, bank ETFs as buyback plan brings new interest

Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU) tops Brazil, bank ETFs as buyback plan brings new interest

Nu Holdings Ltd. traded higher Tuesday, outperforming U.S. financial stocks and Brazilian names. The move points to investors putting a premium on Nu’s capital return angle, even if the announced buyback is minor compared with the company’s overall size. Nu last traded at $13.36, up 24 cents, or 1.8%. About 45.6 million shares changed hands. The price ranged from $12.94 to $13.39, moving close to the session high in late trading. The company’s market cap was roughly $63.9 billion.
30 June 2026
US stocks edge lower after hours as ETF tape slows following Dow record, Nasdaq rise

US stocks edge lower after hours as ETF tape slows following Dow record, Nasdaq rise

U.S. stock-index ETFs edged lower in late trading Monday, pulling back after a session where the Dow finished at a record and the Nasdaq jumped over 2%. Regular session gains leaned on tech, index reshuffling, and quarter-end flows, but after-hours moves showed little follow-through. The main indexes ended with strong gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 306.63 points, or 0.59%, to 52,182.74. The S&P 500 jumped 86.41 points, or 1.18%, to 7,440.43. The Nasdaq Composite was up 522.53 points, or 2.07%, ending at 25,820.14, according to Reuters. The Russell 2000 edged up just 0.33 point to 3,010.42, AP said.
Refiners top oil majors among energy stocks in June 2026 as ETF weight shifts

Refiners top oil majors among energy stocks in June 2026 as ETF weight shifts

Energy stocks in the U.S. finished June mixed, a split that wasn’t obvious on the sector tape. The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund dropped along with oil majors and services, while two big refiners gained. The June 29 session was a regular U.S. trading day; according to the NYSE’s 2026 calendar, Juneteenth is observed June 19, with the next stock-market closure for Independence Day on July 3. The table lists May 29 closing prices and Monday’s latest data, pulled from public market sources. June return figures and estimated XLE impacts come from those prices and State Street’s index weights.
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) opens on Dow with $1.7 billion ETF flow question

Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) opens on Dow with $1.7 billion ETF flow question

Alphabet Inc. gained in premarket Monday, trading higher as it joined the Dow Jones Industrial Average, though the main action was in fund flows. The delayed quote put Class A at $340.80, up 1.01% from Friday's $337.39, which was down 1.84%. Volume Friday hit 114.71 million shares, nearly 360% of its 65-day average. Alphabet took Verizon Communications Inc.’s spot before the open Monday. S&P Dow Jones Indices said Verizon’s low share price meant the stock made up just 0.5% of the Dow and had little impact in the price-weighted index.
29 June 2026
Energy stocks this week: U.S. sector ETF holds flat as oil falls

Energy stocks this week: U.S. sector ETF holds flat as oil falls

Energy stocks in the U.S. head into a short week trading with a more defined separation than crude futures show. Brent crude has pulled back, shedding most of its war risk pricing. But the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund isn’t tracking oil’s move down point for point. XLE finished at $53.84 on Friday, slipping 0.4% from Monday’s close, according to daily numbers from Investing.com. Brent crude ended the session Friday at $71.99 a barrel, dropping 10.86% since the Thursday before, with the market having closed for a public holiday last Friday.
Enterprise Products Partners stays flat for the week, midstream ETF struggles before short holiday week

Enterprise Products Partners stays flat for the week, midstream ETF struggles before short holiday week

Enterprise Products Partners L.P. finished Friday at $36.57, off 27 cents for the day. U.S. markets are closed Saturday. The units were volatile this week and are now just 3 cents under where they settled June 18, but the chart still looks flat. Volatility ran high over the five sessions: Monday fell 0.49%, Tuesday jumped 1.95%, Wednesday dropped 2.80%, Thursday bounced 2.08%, and Friday slipped 0.73%. In all, daily swings added up to more than eight percentage points, but the net weekly change was just a 0.1% loss.
27 June 2026
Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) move lifts healthcare ETF on Medicare GLP-1 signal

Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) move lifts healthcare ETF on Medicare GLP-1 signal

Eli Lilly and Company jumped 6.5% to $1,200.98 by 1:46 p.m. EDT Friday, tacking on about $65.7 billion in market cap. Shares hovered close to the session’s high of $1,208.18. The stock was at 42.7 times earnings, with 3.6 million shares traded. The index math told more of the story. Lilly made up 15.84% of the Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund as of June 25, State Street said. Based on that, Lilly’s move on Friday added about 1.03 percentage points to XLV—roughly 43% of the ETF’s 2.4% rise at one point.
Bitcoin slips as spot ETF outflows hit BlackRock, Fidelity, $60,000 level in play

Bitcoin slips as spot ETF outflows hit BlackRock, Fidelity, $60,000 level in play

Bitcoin hovered near $60,000 Friday, moving up after a dip to the high-$58,000s earlier in the day. The price was showing $60,033, up $891 for the session, with the day's low at $58,319 and the top at $60,621. But traders focused less on the spot price and more on who was selling. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs posted $691.7 million in outflows on June 25, following $469.0 million out the day before, according to Farside Investors. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust and Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund saw $900.3 million go out over those two days, more than three-fourths of the $1.16 billion lost overall, Farside’s numbers show.
Bitcoin Holds $80,000 as ETF Outflows Put Rally Back on Trial

Bitcoin slips near $59,500 as ETF outflows hit options support

Bitcoin dropped to about $59,500 late Thursday in New York. But what stood out more to investors was the ETF tape. The most recent U.S. spot bitcoin ETF outflow was big, concentrated, and came mostly from funds that tend to track institutional demand. Bitcoin was down 1.9% at $59,498, after hitting a low of $58,189. The iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF slipped 1.1% to finish at $33.52. Shares of Strategy Inc, which holds the most bitcoin among listed firms, dropped 9.3% to $85.33. Coinbase Global Inc fell 5.1% to $142.52.
SanDisk rally faces AI memory test after Micron earnings

Sandisk Move Impacts Micron Rally and Nasdaq-100 ETF Math

Sandisk Corporation spiked before the bell Thursday after Micron Technology reported earnings that shook up the memory trade. Index investors saw a clearer move in QQQ: Sandisk isn’t only a storage play with volatile price action anymore. It’s now a Nasdaq-100 stock with enough heft to drive passive flows. Sandisk was quoted at $2,206.75 in delayed premarket, up $292.29, or 15.27%. The stock had finished Wednesday down 2.5% to $1,914.46. At the current price, it's about 6% below the 52-week high of $2,354.39. Volume was 346,620 shares in premarket, lower than Wednesday’s 10.42 million and trailing the 65-day average of 14.43 million.
Alphabet dips after Dow inclusion kicks off $1.5B ETF shake-up

Alphabet dips after Dow inclusion kicks off $1.5B ETF shake-up

Alphabet closed Wednesday at $345.29, off 0.24%. The stock hit an intraday high of $353.43. The Dow added roughly 0.4%. S&P 500 slipped 0.1%. Nasdaq dropped 0.4%. Alphabet’s Class A shares are set to replace Verizon in the Dow before the open on Monday, June 29. Barron’s puts Alphabet’s projected weight at 4%, enough to rank it seventh in the index. Verizon now holds a 0.5% share in the price-weighted Dow.
XRP drops under $1.10 as ETF assets lag inflows by $459 million

XRP drops under $1.10 as ETF assets lag inflows by $459 million

XRP dropped 2.4% to $1.07 Wednesday, trading close to its session low with the dollar climbing and broader crypto prices in decline. Bitcoin shed 2.2% to $60,857. Ether slipped 0.8% to $1,640. U.S. spot XRP ETFs sent a clearer signal. The funds held $993 million in net assets on June 22, after pulling in $1.452 billion in total net inflows. They added another $5.31 million that day, SoSoValue data showed, as reported by PANews.
24 June 2026
Dip buying in Schwab’s SCHD gets attention while dividend ETF flows diverge

Dip buying in Schwab’s SCHD gets attention while dividend ETF flows diverge

Money rushed into the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF during a pullback, putting one of the biggest dividend funds back in focus for income trades, but flow trackers are split on how big the move was. TipRanks said SCHD dropped 2.36% last week and pulled in $5.46 billion over five days. ETFDB reported net flows of $480.9 million in five days and $2.3 billion for the month. Dividend plays face pressure on both ends right now: yields on cash and Treasuries remain attractive, and big tech and AI-driven names are still drawing buyers to growth. The Fed held rates at 3.50%-3.75% last week. The 10-year Treasury hovered near 4.5% on Monday, so equity income still has a tough bar to clear.
SMH ETF flows point to AI chip trade moving away from Nvidia

SMH ETF flows point to AI chip trade moving away from Nvidia

The VanEck Semiconductor ETF saw nearly $7 billion pour in on Monday, the biggest sign yet of investors looking beyond just Nvidia and into a basket of chip suppliers. That flow is making its mark. Semiconductor stocks climbed on the day, while the big tech names dragged the Nasdaq lower. The timing is key. LSEG Lipper data said U.S. equity funds picked up $38.37 billion for the week ended June 17, the biggest since November 2024. Technology sector funds got a record $21.46 billion in the same period. SMH’s one-day creation made up about a third of those tech inflows, showing just how much the AI trade is passing through a handful of ETFs.
SpaceX Stock Risks Build as ARK ETF Flows, Retail Rules and Lockups Test IPO Rally

SpaceX Stock Risks Build as ARK ETF Flows, Retail Rules and Lockups Test IPO Rally

SpaceX’s first week as a public company ended with the stock still above its offering price, but the trade has shifted from scarcity to supply risk. With U.S. markets shut for the weekend, shares of the Elon Musk-led company last traded at $185 on Friday, down from a Tuesday peak of $225.64 but still about 37% above the $135 IPO price. That matters now because SpaceX is no longer just a stock-market debut. It has become a test of how retail platforms, active funds and index trackers handle a thinly traded, trillion-dollar company whose public float — the shares actually available to trade — is small by mega-cap standards.
SpaceX ETF Rush Hits Retail Risk Nerve After Record IPO

SpaceX ETF Rush Hits Retail Risk Nerve After Record IPO

SpaceX’s debut week trading as a public company is seeing Wall Street put Elon Musk trades to the test. Over $10 billion has already moved through leveraged funds tied to the rocket-and-satellite firm. Flows in big ETFs hit Cathie Wood’s flagship fund hard. The rush is key because the SpaceX IPO isn’t just another capital-markets event. Now it’s running into the ETF world—these funds trade like stocks and can put investors into popular trades fast. That can drive demand even higher. It can also crank up losses.
SPCH ETF Pops on SpaceX Surge, 2X Leveraged Trade Heats Up After IPO

SPCH ETF Pops on SpaceX Surge, 2X Leveraged Trade Heats Up After IPO

New York, June 16, 2026, 08:03. Themes ETF Trust’s Leverage Shares 2X Long SPCX Daily ETF jumped in early trading Tuesday, tracking gains tied to SpaceX’s post-IPO rally. SPCH finished at $20.88 Monday, after moving between $16.40 and $21.88. Turnover hit about 14.8 million shares. The ETF was indicated at $23.16 before the bell at 8:03 a.m. EDT. Cboe launched SPCH and the 2X Short SPCX Daily ETF as new listings on June 15.
SMH Hits Another High as AI Chip Stocks Rally Beyond Nvidia

SMH Hits Another High as AI Chip Stocks Rally Beyond Nvidia

• SMH traded above $646 around midday Monday, after finishing at $619.96 on June 12.• Lam Research, Marvell, Arm, ASML and Kulicke & Soffa extended their gains, building on last week’s chip rally.• Market strength continued as buyers stayed with AI infrastructure names. VanEck Semiconductor ETF surged Monday as SMH kept pushing to new highs. Buyers moved back into AI chip names after last week’s drop. SMH traded at $646.27 by 12:47 p.m. ET, up 4.2% on the day. The ETF hit $648.02 earlier. SMH closed at $619.96 on June 12, securing an 8.8% weekly jump according to 24/7 Wall St.
Vanguard VTI ETF Trades Close to All-Time Peak as Fees and Valuations Stay in Focus

Vanguard VTI ETF Trades Close to All-Time Peak as Fees and Valuations Stay in Focus

Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF VTI hovered near its high on Monday. The ETF was around $372.37 late morning, up 1.6%. Investors watched VTI during the session with U.S. stocks in focus. Vanguard Value ETF also rose, last seen at $218.79, up 0.8%. VTI isn’t getting attention for fees this time. The Motley Fool points to its 0.03% expense ratio and a basket of about 3,500 U.S. stocks, covering large, mid, and small caps. But Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft made up 17% of VTI in that review. The top 10 names accounted for almost 34% of the fund’s assets.
Salesforce Cuts More Jobs, Wall Street Watches the Calendar

Salesforce Cuts More Jobs, Wall Street Watches the Calendar

Salesforce laid off more workers, with staff linked to Agentforce, its main AI product, among those let go, Business Insider reported Tuesday. The outlet cited sources and a regulatory notice in California. The notice showed 86 jobs cut across sales, general administration, tech, and product, according to the report. The timing is key. Salesforce is betting that AI agents, which tackle jobs like updating records or handling customer cases with little human help, can bring in new sales faster than they hurt its older business model of per-seat licenses.
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Stock Market Today

  • GOOD moves Ohio property to full after new lease, but revenue slips
    July 2, 2026, 2:52 PM EDT. Gladstone Commercial (GOOD) locked in a 10-year lease with Ohio Life Sciences, filling all 34,361 sq ft at its New Albany office and R&D building. The property is now fully leased, helping the REIT keep rental income steady as it manages 151 sites totaling 17.7 million sq ft around the country. GOOD still collected all rents and leasing stayed solid into early 2026. Still, revenue fell 3.6% and core FFO per share dropped 4.7% to 35 cents. Investors see dependable cash flow but inflation and rates add pressure. Shares rose 15.2% over six months, holding a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).
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