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Nasdaq 100 futures fell nearly 3% before the open on June 23, with traders retreating from AI-focused tech stocks. SpaceX lost over $600 billion in market value in the last three sessions, and South Korea’s KOSPI dropped 9.99% after sharp declines in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Fomo, a crypto trading app, raised $75 million in Series B funding led by Index Ventures, reaching a $550 million valuation with participation from Union Square Ventures, Benchmark, and notable angel investors. Apple ended Monday down 0.3% at $297.01 but outperformed the broader Nasdaq and other major tech stocks, remaining up about 2% over the past five sessions. Jefferies expects index funds to execute about $350 billion in trades at the upcoming Russell index reshuffle, with SpaceX set to join the Russell 1000. Apple finished the previous week just under $300, supported by a tech rebound, while investors debate whether higher device prices can sustain margins amid rising memory costs. U.S. markets reopened after the Juneteenth holiday, with the S&P 500 up 0.93%, Nasdaq up 2.43%, and Dow up 0.71% last week. May PCE inflation data and Micron’s earnings are upcoming catalysts. Trump’s financial disclosures revealed large transactions in Nvidia, Apple, and an S&P 500 index fund, and family holdings in Trump Media and American Bitcoin. Congressional filings show significant stakes in major tech companies and recent options activity. Intel’s stock surged 10.64% after President Trump said Apple would collaborate with Intel on U.S. chip design, though details remain unconfirmed.
Dow Drops After Hours, AI Rally Sidesteps Blue Chips

Dow Drops After Hours, AI Rally Sidesteps Blue Chips

The Dow Jones fell 104.70 points, or 0.21%, to 50,762.08 as tech and chip stocks rebounded sharply, with the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index up 6.2% after Friday’s $1 trillion selloff; Apple dropped 1.4% despite its AI event, and investors now await Wednesday’s inflation data and Middle East energy risks as the next key tests for the market’s fragile rebound.
QQQM’s $835 Million AI Wave Meets a Zscaler Reality Check

QQQM’s $835 Million AI Wave Meets a Zscaler Reality Check

Invesco’s QQQM rose 0.2% to $306.54 after $835.44 million in five-day net inflows, driven by investor demand for AI-linked giants like Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft, even as Zscaler plunged 8.9% on weak guidance, highlighting ongoing volatility and risk in concentrated growth funds.
Dow Falls as Nvidia Gains; AI Trade Goes Up Against Rising Oil

Dow Falls as Nvidia Gains; AI Trade Goes Up Against Rising Oil

Nvidia surged 4.34% after launching a new AI PC chip with Microsoft, while Qualcomm dropped nearly 7%. Dow fell 0.22%, S&P 500 flat, Nasdaq up 0.01%. Brent crude jumped 6.11% to $96.69 on Iran-linked risks. United Airlines slid 4.61%, Exxon rose 2.78%. Berkshire Hathaway agreed to buy Taylor Morrison Home for $6.8 billion; shares soared 22.43%. U.S. manufacturing PMI hit a two-year high.
Dow Jones Gives Up Gains As AI Rally Hits Oil Price Jolt

Dow Jones Gives Up Gains As AI Rally Hits Oil Price Jolt

Dow drops 0.22% to 50,920.76 after last week’s record, as delayed LSEG data and inflation worries weigh. S&P 500 flat, Nasdaq up 0.01%. Nvidia jumps 4% on new AI chip launch with Microsoft, boosting tech. Most S&P 500 sectors fall; consumer discretionary drops 2%. U.S. manufacturing PMI hits four-year high at 54.0, stoking inflation fears. Brent crude surges 6.11% to $96.69. Investors eye jobs data and Broadcom results this week.
Apple Stock Briefly Nears Record as Siri Faces Key Test

Apple Stock Briefly Nears Record as Siri Faces Key Test

Apple shares closed Friday at $312.06, near record highs, after hitting $315 during the session. The stock rose about 1% for the holiday-shortened week. Investors await Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference starting June 8, where new AI features are expected. Analyst Wamsi Mohan raised his price target to $380, citing the need for Siri to become more capable with agentic AI.
Vanguard VGT split points to the AI trade’s top play

Vanguard VGT split points to the AI trade’s top play

Vanguard’s Information Technology ETF (VGT) has nearly doubled the post-split returns of Vanguard’s larger growth funds since April 21. VGT’s top holdings—Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft—make up over 40% of its portfolio. The ETF traded at $120.68 late Friday morning in New York, outpacing VUG at $89.51 and MGK at $91.16. Investors continue to buy into AI hardware and software plays.
Apple Hits Record Again, Market Waits for WWDC to Test AI Story

Apple Hits Record Again, Market Waits for WWDC to Test AI Story

Apple shares rose 0.5% to $312.51 Thursday, hitting a record high as volume topped 48 million and market cap reached $4.6 trillion. Bank of America and Melius raised their price targets, citing AI and Siri upgrades expected at WWDC starting June 8. Apple reported Q2 revenue of $111.2 billion, up 17% from last year. CEO Tim Cook will become executive chairman on September 1.
Apple Breaks $300 Line; Investors Watch What’s Next Beyond the iPhone

Apple Stock Gets AI Boost Ahead of WWDC

Apple shares rose 0.8% to $310.71 Wednesday, lifting its market cap near $4.58 trillion, as investors focused on iPhone and services strength ahead of June’s Worldwide Developers Conference. BofA raised its price target to $380, citing potential AI-driven revenue. Microsoft and Nvidia fell while Alphabet gained. Apple trades at about 37.6 times earnings, raising stakes for upcoming AI announcements.
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  • Q1 Earnings Review: Domino's vs Traditional Fast Food Stocks
    June 23, 2026, 3:49 PM EDT. Domino's (NASDAQ:DPZ) reported $1.15 billion in revenue for Q1, up 3.5% year-on-year but 1% below analyst expectations, resulting in a 21% share price drop to $290.45. The traditional fast food sector showed mixed results, with overall revenues beating consensus by 1.4% but average stock prices falling 3.7%. El Pollo Loco (NASDAQ:LOCO) led gains, posting a 5.9% revenue increase and topping estimates by 3.2%, lifting its stock 14.2% to $15.44. Meanwhile, Papa John's (NASDAQ:PZZA) struggled with a 7.7% revenue decline, missing projections and marking it the weakest in the group. These results reflect ongoing challenges and competition in the fast food industry amid shifting consumer preferences toward health and wellness.

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Viking Therapeutics Stock Jumps as Obesity Drug Catalyst Nears

23 June 2026
Viking Therapeutics surged 6% to $34.30 as investors bet on Phase 3 data for its lead obesity drug VK2735, expected in Q3 2026, despite no new company news and a broader market selloff; the stock’s rally reflects hopes for a late-stage win in a fiercely competitive $100 billion market dominated by Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly, but Viking warns that delays or weak results could hit shares.
Focus Universal (NASDAQ:FCUV) soars after reverse split, volume spikes

Focus Universal (NASDAQ:FCUV) soars after reverse split, volume spikes

23 June 2026
Focus Universal Inc. soared in heavy Nasdaq trading after a 4-for-1 reverse stock split took effect to meet Nasdaq’s $1 minimum bid rule, with shares jumping from $2.18 to $6.76 before settling at $4.39; despite the surge, Focus reported Q1 revenue of just $47,973 and warned of “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue as a going concern.
Ambev (ABEV) stock trades as payout, Brazil rates, World Cup demand line up

Ambev (ABEV) stock trades as payout, Brazil rates, World Cup demand line up

23 June 2026
Ambev shares jumped 1.05% to 16.34 reais after trading ex-interest on capital, outpacing the Ibovespa, as investors weighed a new 0.0449 real per share payout and cautious central bank signals on interest rates; first-quarter results showed 8.1% organic net revenue growth and Brazil beer volumes beating Heineken, but the stock now trades near its average analyst target with a neutral rating.
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