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SELLAS Life Sciences (NASDAQ:SLS) trades higher after new share count shows nearly $2 billion value

SELLAS Life Sciences (NASDAQ:SLS) trades higher after new share count shows nearly $2 billion value

SELLAS Life Sciences Group Inc is up 12.6% at $10.33 in Thursday afternoon action, trading 12.2 million shares. The stock opened at $9.21, hit $11.05, and last traded at $10.33 at 2:51 p.m. EDT. Previous close was $9.17. The real market cap isn’t the one being shown. SELLAS said on June 2 it has 196.6 million shares out, after it got about $28.7 million from warrant exercises in April and May. With shares at $10.33, that makes the equity value around $2.03 billion.
Nexera Technologies (NASDAQ:NEXR) jumps after Logia deal offsets resale overhang

Nexera Technologies (NASDAQ:NEXR) jumps after Logia deal offsets resale overhang

Nexera Technologies Ltd jumped 54% to $0.8663 early Thursday afternoon after announcing that majority-owned Fort Technology Inc started a data-center backup-power deal process with Logia USA. Volume exploded, with over 244 million shares traded. NEXR hit an intraday high of $1.10, up nearly 96% from the previous close. The gain came as the broader market slipped. Reuters market data had the Nasdaq Composite off 0.67% in the session.
Nasdaq Futures Drop Ahead of Open as Debt Concerns Hit AI Stocks

Nasdaq futures edge up as AI chip stocks try to recover ahead of PCE data

Stock index futures in the U.S. traded higher ahead of Thursday’s open, though gains were limited. The gap between Nasdaq and Dow stands near two percentage points. AI chip names are drawing demand again, but industrials and small caps are nearly unchanged. Dow gained 0.35% on Wednesday, but the S&P 500 slipped 0.10% and Nasdaq Composite fell 0.43%. It wasn’t a straightforward red day. Reuters said concerns over hyperscaler spending fueled by debt and a hawkish Fed have wiped over $1 trillion off the Nasdaq 100 this week.
Nebius Group (NASDAQ:NBIS) slips after first day in Nasdaq-100, capex overhang lingers

Nebius Group (NASDAQ:NBIS) slips after first day in Nasdaq-100, capex overhang lingers

Nebius Group N.V. traded in after-hours as this was filed. Regular Nasdaq trading ends at 4 p.m. Eastern. The 2026 full-closure schedule lists Juneteenth on June 19 and Independence Day observed July 3 near this week, according to nasdaq.com. Nebius lost 5.66% Wednesday, in its third session after joining the Nasdaq-100 ahead of Monday’s open. The drop outpaced the Nasdaq-100’s 0.43% slip, matching the move in the Nasdaq Composite.
Freshworks volume spikes ahead of Russell reshuffle; FRSH outpaces small caps

Freshworks volume spikes ahead of Russell reshuffle; FRSH outpaces small caps

Freshworks Inc. finished Wednesday at $9.37, up 1.96%. Volume spiked, with 34.65 million shares traded, nearly triple its 65-day average. After the bell, shares slipped to $9.21 as of 5:54 p.m. EDT. The trading volume hit about 17% of Freshworks’ public float, which stands at 202.59 million shares. That was more than the 22.67 million shares sold short as of May 29. Traders said Wednesday’s action was big enough to move positions around, but didn’t cause a major price gap.
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.
Dow climbs but S&P 500 and Nasdaq dip after tech weakens

Dow climbs but S&P 500 and Nasdaq dip after tech weakens

Stocks on Wall Street ended the session uneven as tech names slipped late. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tacked on 177.19 points, or 0.34%, to 51,844.03, according to delayed FactSet data shown on MarketWatch. The S&P 500 ended down 9.88 points, or 0.13%, at 7,355.58, while the Nasdaq Composite lost 120.38 points, or 0.47%, to finish at 25,466.66. Stocks traded a normal schedule in the U.S. The NYSE's main hours were 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET, with the final auction held at 4 p.m. ET, according to New York Stock Exchange data.
Dow ends higher; Nasdaq drifts as AI stocks slip, oil falls

Dow ends higher; Nasdaq drifts as AI stocks slip, oil falls

Dow climbs 184 points, S&P 500 inches lower, Nasdaq drops The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 184.03 points, or 0.36%, to finish at 51,850.87 on Wednesday. The S&P 500 slipped 6.97 points, or 0.09%, to 7,358.49. The Nasdaq Composite fell 110.40 points, or 0.43%, settling at 25,476.64. The Dow outperformed other indexes with tech shares still under pressure. Because the Dow is price-weighted, stocks with bigger share prices move the average more. S&P Dow Jones Indices calls the Dow a gauge for 30 U.S. blue chips.
Nasdaq Futures Drop Ahead of Open as Debt Concerns Hit AI Stocks

Nasdaq edges lower in after-hours as AI chip fall spurs margin chatter

U.S. stocks ended lower Tuesday after a volatile session. The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index tumbled 7.9%, much steeper than the S&P 500, which lost 1.44%. Six of 11 S&P 500 sectors managed gains—consumer staples rose 1.8%. The Nasdaq dropped 2.21%. The Dow edged down 0.09%. On the NYSE, losers beat winners by a narrow 1.31-to-1 margin. Trading focused on recalibrating AI capex. “Some of the news lately about AI raises questions about all the spending that’s being done and the capex and ramping of the capacity for semiconductors,” said Thomas Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt. The after-hours update dropped after the NYSE’s late session wrapped. That session runs 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET on most trading days. June 23 was a regular session, not a holiday. It came after the Juneteenth break on June 19 and before the July 3 Independence Day close, as listed on the NYSE 2026 calendar.
Dow Jones (.DJI) Gains as Alphabet Drags on Nasdaq

Dow Stays Flat While Nasdaq Sinks on AI Selloff

Dow flat near 51,700 as AI stocks drop hit Nasdaq, S&P 500 harder The Dow Jones Industrial Average was mostly steady late Tuesday morning, last at 51,703.51, down 9.20 points, according to Reuters. The Dow traded in a narrow band of 51,301.77 to 51,809.84, holding up better than the Nasdaq and S&P 500 as selling in technology names tied to artificial intelligence dragged on the broader market. Dow stays steadier as AI trades hit Nasdaq harder. The Dow, which tracks 30 big U.S. stocks, has less tied up in popular AI plays than the Nasdaq. Its almost unchanged level hinted investors weren’t selling everything. As of 10:39 a.m. EDT, WSJ data showed the Dow barely moved, S&P 500 dropped 0.92%, and the Nasdaq fell 1.34%.
Alphabet rout dents Nasdaq, oil slide gives Dow a lift

Nasdaq Drops as AI Stocks Sell Off, Dow Still Positive

Tech and chip losses pressed down on the Nasdaq and S&P 500 early Tuesday, though the Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to stay just above flat. The Dow edged up 0.02% to 51,720.88. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.42% to 25,795.92, and the S&P 500 slipped 0.94% to 7,402.42, LSEG data showed with at least a 15-minute delay. Brent crude was down. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield held close to 4.489%.
Oriental Rise Soars on Reverse Split, Nasdaq Issue Remains

Oriental Rise Soars on Reverse Split, Nasdaq Issue Remains

• Oriental Rise traded higher in early Nasdaq action as a 1-for-4 reverse split kicked in Monday.• The tea supplier remains in the middle of a Nasdaq delisting procedure over the $1 minimum bid price rule.• The split affects share count and price, leaving the business unchanged. Oriental Rise Holdings Limited stock jumped in early Nasdaq trade Tuesday after the 1-for-4 reverse split kicked in, but most of the gains faded after the open. The Chinese tea supplier had seen shares surge sharply right at the start.
Nasdaq Futures Drop Ahead of Open as Debt Concerns Hit AI Stocks

Nasdaq 100 Slides, Tech Stocks Wipe Out $1 Trillion

Nasdaq 100 was set to lose over $1 trillion in market value Tuesday, with tech stock selling moving from megacaps into chip and memory names, tightening the pressure ahead of the New York open. SpaceX shares slipped too, falling below the $2 trillion mark for the first time since its U.S. debut, Reuters said. Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 891.75 points, or 2.91%, at 06:42 a.m. ET, and S&P 500 futures lost 1.5%, Reuters reported. The market's leading 2026 trade — AI-related growth stocks — is under pressure from two sides: more concern about AI spending returns and the outlook for higher U.S. rates.
MARA Stock Drops After Monday’s Jump, Bitcoin and Nasdaq Weakness Pressure AI Pivot Trade

MARA Stock Drops After Monday’s Jump, Bitcoin and Nasdaq Weakness Pressure AI Pivot Trade

MARA Holdings lost ground in premarket trading Tuesday, pulling back after Monday’s rally. The stock tracked bitcoin’s drop and slumping Nasdaq futures. Investors have been trading the stock as a play on both crypto mining and AI infrastructure. The stock traded at $14.38 as of 7:02 a.m. EDT, off 3.16% ahead of the open. That’s activity in premarket hours before the regular Nasdaq session, which goes from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time. Premarket for Nasdaq starts at 4 a.m.
Nasdaq Futures Drop Ahead of Open as Debt Concerns Hit AI Stocks

Nasdaq Futures Drop Ahead of Open as Debt Concerns Hit AI Stocks

Tech names weighed on Wall Street futures early Tuesday as contracts pointed lower before the open. Investors pulled back from artificial intelligence trades while worries about a hawkish Fed path added pressure. Futures trade ahead of the main session and offer a view on where indexes may open. The shift is important since this year’s stock gains have mostly come from pricey AI stocks. With rates up, future profits get discounted harder, and borrowing costs rise for companies paying for data centers, chips and infrastructure with debt.
Nasdaq slips in after-hours as AI stocks drop, Dow stays positive

Nasdaq slips in after-hours as AI stocks drop, Dow stays positive

U.S. index ETFs were little changed in after-hours trading Monday. The Invesco QQQ Trust slipped 0.28% and the SPDR S&P 500 ETF dipped 0.11% just before 8 p.m. New York time. Dow ETF DIA inched up 0.02%. That kept the regular session’s pattern: blue chips up, growth weaker. Dow eked out a gain on the day, up 148.01 points, or 0.29%, closing at 51,712.71. S&P 500 slipped 27.79 points, down 0.37%, ending at 7,472.79. Nasdaq Composite dropped 351.33 points, or 1.32%, to finish at 26,166.60. Traders didn’t see many reasons to jump into tech in the cash session.
Alphabet rout dents Nasdaq, oil slide gives Dow a lift

Alphabet rout dents Nasdaq, oil slide gives Dow a lift

Alphabet weighed on U.S. stocks Monday, sending indexes in different directions. The S&P 500 slipped 0.48% to 7,464.36 and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.41% to 26,143.95. The Dow Jones Industrial Average managed a 0.12% gain to 51,628.79, according to LSEG data on Reuters. Alphabet dropped as worries over AI costs and staff exits put pressure on big tech, but financials and industrials climbed. Oil was down. The Dow held in the green. It wasn't just a straight risk-off session.
Dow Jones (.DJI) Gains as Alphabet Drags on Nasdaq

Dow Jones (.DJI) Gains as Alphabet Drags on Nasdaq

Dow Jones Industrial Average finished up on Monday, outperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq as traders moved into industrials and banks and took profits in Alphabet and other big tech stocks. The Dow added 145.10 points to end at 51,709.80 after the closing bell. It was the index's first full day of trading since the Juneteenth market holiday on Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average works unlike the Nasdaq. The Dow has 30 stocks and is price-weighted—stocks with higher prices swing it more, even if they’re smaller companies. That design let the Dow hold up better than tech this week.
Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB) falls on Nasdaq-100 inclusion, SpaceX slide and share sale concerns

Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB) falls on Nasdaq-100 inclusion, SpaceX slide and share sale concerns

Rocket Lab Corporation fell on Monday as the stock debuted in the Nasdaq-100. The move put RKLB at the center of a trade built on forced index buying, with the price pulled by the broad reset that's hit space companies since SpaceX changed the sector's tone. Rocket Lab shares traded at $99.49, down roughly 7.2%. The stock hit an intraday high at $107.37 and dropped to $96.56. More than 18.8 million shares changed hands by early afternoon in New York.
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  • Delta Air Lines ($DAL) Q2 results on deck as shares jump 35% YTD
    July 2, 2026, 9:59 AM EDT. Delta Air Lines ($DAL) is set to report second-quarter earnings July 10. The stock is up almost 35% this year, while traders keep a close eye on fuel costs. Updates on fuel, passenger demand, and the airline's recovery from the pandemic are in focus. Wall Street expects more info on capacity, fares, and how Delta is handling its costs. The upcoming call could move DAL shares as travel stocks see more swings.
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