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VIX Up 40% After AI Stocks Slip, Jobs Report Shakes Wall St

VIX Up 40% After AI Stocks Slip, Jobs Report Shakes Wall St

Wall Street’s fear gauge surged almost 40% Friday after tech stocks tumbled, dragging the Nasdaq down 4.2% and the S&P 500 off 2.6%. A strong U.S. jobs report flipped sentiment to worries over rates. The Cboe Volatility Index, or VIX, which tracks the expected S&P 500 swings based on options, jumped to 21.51. It finished Thursday at 15.40. Jobs data didn’t move markets lower. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported nonfarm payrolls rose 172,000 in May, with the unemployment rate steady at 4.3%. Leisure and hospitality, local government, and health care jobs increased. Financial activities lost jobs.
Dow closes as strong jobs numbers snap string of records

Dow closes as strong jobs numbers snap string of records

Dow drops hard after the close Friday, pulling back from Thursday’s record as a strong U.S. jobs number sent Treasury yields up and chip stocks sold off across Wall Street. Near the close, the Dow was near 50,880, off about 1.3%. S&P 500 lost about 2.5%, Nasdaq dropped almost 4%. The move drew attention because it followed less than a day after the blue-chip average set a record close. The Dow tracks 30 big U.S. companies and is price-weighted, so higher-priced stocks have more impact on the average than the largest companies by market cap. That makes single-stock swings matter more to the Dow compared with a market-cap weighted index like the S&P 500.
Nasdaq Falls After Unexpected Late Jobs Data

Nasdaq Falls After Unexpected Late Jobs Data

Stocks fell sharply Friday, pulled down by weakness in chipmakers. A strong jobs report pushed investors to bet the Fed will hang on to higher rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 439.25 points, or 0.85%, closing at 51,122.68. The S&P 500 dropped 138.07 points, or 1.82%, to 7,446.24. The Nasdaq Composite was down 823.61 points, or 3.07%, at 26,007.35. Jobs numbers shook trading. The Labor Department said nonfarm payrolls were up by 172,000 in May while jobless rate stayed at 4.3%. Gains came from leisure and hospitality, local government, and health care. Financial activities lost jobs.
SOXL Up 433% This Year But Stalls as Chip Stocks Drop

SOXL Up 433% This Year But Stalls as Chip Stocks Drop

Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares dropped 14.6% to $224.36 Friday morning, snapping a strong run for the leveraged chip ETF this year. The unleveraged funds also moved lower—iShares Semiconductor ETF slid 4.9%, VanEck Semiconductor ETF gave up 4.6%. The bearish 3x Direxion Semiconductor ETF gained about 14.8%. SOXL grabbing attention now as it was seen as a go-to play for risk-on bets in AI chips. Direxion numbers showed SOXL up 433.76% for the year and 1,291.60% over twelve months through June 4, before losses on Friday pushed traders to rethink the leverage moves.
AI-driven stocks stall on Wall Street after jobs report shakes chip sector

AI-driven stocks stall on Wall Street after jobs report shakes chip sector

Stocks in the U.S. dropped early Friday, led down by chipmakers, as a strong May jobs number forced investors to reconsider the odds of Fed rate cuts this year or even think about possible tightening. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust was last quoted down 1.0% at $749.19. Invesco QQQ Trust, tied to the Nasdaq, dropped about 2.1%. DIA, which tracks the Dow, lost 0.3%. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF shed 4.7%. That was a larger drop than the market overall.
Nasdaq Futures Down With Broadcom Surprise Ahead of Jobs Report

Nasdaq Futures Down With Broadcom Surprise Ahead of Jobs Report

U.S. stock futures looked mixed early Friday as tech shares slipped, with traders pulling back on AI names before the labor-market numbers. At 5:20 a.m. ET, Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 278 points, or 0.91%. S&P 500 futures lost 31.5 points, or 0.41%, but Dow futures added 60 points, or 0.12%, according to premarket data. Futures are contracts traded ahead of the market open and can give an early read on sentiment, but prices are only indicative. Cash trading hadn’t started. The NYSE’s regular session goes from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. June 5 doesn’t show up on the exchange’s 2026 holiday list.
Broadcom shares fall despite AI gains

Broadcom shares fall despite AI gains

Broadcom Inc. stock dropped in the premarket Friday, adding to losses after the company’s AI sales outlook didn’t meet bullish investor hopes. AVGO was last at $410.95 ahead of the open, off 1.9% from Thursday’s $418.91 finish. Premarket trading, which happens before markets open at 9:30 a.m. ET, tends to see lighter volume. Broadcom is getting attention now as a major AI play apart from Nvidia. The stock sank 12.6% on Thursday after reporting Q2 revenue of $22.19 billion, just under the consensus estimate of $22.27 billion. The miss weighed on the Nasdaq Composite, which slipped 0.09%, while the Dow added 1.73% and the S&P 500 was up 0.41%.
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Nvidia Stock Steady Even as AI Chip Trade Falters

Nvidia Stock Steady Even as AI Chip Trade Falters

Nvidia traded above $218 ahead of the U.S. session Friday. The world’s largest AI-chip name heads into the day with chip stocks under a cloud, after a Broadcom-driven drop weighed on the sector. Shares last traded at $218.66, up $3.95, or nearly 1.8%. That gives the company a market cap around $5.33 trillion. Premarket action is often thin and fast, and the moves don’t always stick when the main market opens at 9:30 a.m.
Bitcoin Hits $60,000 As Crypto Selloff Deepens

Bitcoin Hits $60,000 As Crypto Selloff Deepens

Bitcoin hovered above $62,000 on Friday, as traders looked at whether this week’s slide could become something bigger. The largest crypto was last seen near $62,725, with session lows coming in around $61,407. Bitcoin’s old support looks weaker. Spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds, which let investors buy bitcoin exposure on the stock market, have faced big outflows since mid-May. Strategy, the largest corporate holder, reported an unusual sale this week.
Dow Hits Record, But Wall Street Watches After-Hours Session

Dow Hits Record, But Wall Street Watches After-Hours Session

Dow closes at a fresh high as U.S. stocks mostly edge up The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 874.86 points, or 1.73%, finishing at 51,561.93. The S&P 500 was up 30.63 points, or 0.41%, to 7,584.31. The Nasdaq Composite slipped 23.02 points, or 0.09%, ending at 26,830.96. Stocks ended mostly higher Thursday, but after-hours trading looked choppy as traders watched a chip drop, a Lululemon alert, and waited for a jobs report due Friday. Healthcare and financials led the day’s action, with chip stocks missing out after driving much of the latest rally. Paul Nolte, senior wealth adviser and market strategist at Murphy & Sylvest, called Broadcom “about the only blemish” on the tape, but said investors were still staying with chips.
Dow Jumps as Oil Drops; Wall Street Watches Broadcom AI Moves

Dow Jumps as Oil Drops; Wall Street Watches Broadcom AI Moves

Dow Jones hit a record high Thursday, lifted by gains in healthcare and financial names and as oil fell. Buying in those sectors outweighed a slide in Broadcom that weighed on the Nasdaq, keeping the tech index in check. Dow jumps 810 points, S&P and Nasdaq higher at close, Reuters says The Dow finished up 809.88 points, or 1.60%, closing at 51,496.83, according to preliminary numbers from Reuters. S&P 500 advanced 39.74 points, or 0.53%, to 7,593.42. Nasdaq Composite ended the session up 60.69 points, or 0.23%, at 26,915.12.
After The Bell: Dow Hits Record As Oil Slides, But Broadcom Sends A Warning On AI

After The Bell: Dow Hits Record As Oil Slides, But Broadcom Sends A Warning On AI

Wall Street rose on Thursday, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average touched a record high, as easing oil prices and hopes for progress toward ending the Iran war pulled buyers into healthcare and financial shares. The Dow rose 809.88 points, or 1.60%, to 51,496.83, the S&P 500 gained 39.74 points, or 0.53%, to 7,593.42, and the Nasdaq Composite added 60.69 points, or 0.23%, to 26,915.12; Oliver Pursche, senior vice president at Wealthspire Advisors, called the chip move “rational exuberance” after Broadcom fell while Nvidia and Taiwan Semiconductor rose. The rebound mattered because it came one day after Wall Street had pulled back from record highs as Middle East tensions and higher crude prices revived inflation worries. All three major indexes fell on Wednesday, with the Dow down 1.21%, the S&P 500 off 0.74% and the Nasdaq losing 0.89%, so Thursday’s trade was a test of whether investors still wanted risk after a sharp run-up.
Grab Stock Bounces While Nasdaq Sags—What Traders Are Waiting For Next

Grab Stock Bounces While Nasdaq Sags—What Traders Are Waiting For Next

Grab Holdings’ U.S.-listed shares climbed on Thursday afternoon, taking back part of the prior session’s drop while large-cap tech was soft. Delayed market data showed GRAB at $3.51, up 10 cents, or 2.9%, after trading between $3.37 and $3.55 on volume of about 27.7 million shares. The move matters because Grab is near the point where investors are testing whether its ride-hailing, delivery and lending growth can survive higher fuel costs and tougher regional regulation. It is not just a travel-and-food-delivery stock anymore; the market is treating it as a broader Southeast Asia platform bet.
Dow Rallies, Nasdaq Lags as AI Slump Drags Tech Shares

Dow Rallies, Nasdaq Lags as AI Slump Drags Tech Shares

Dow jumps over 700 points as health-care, financials climb, Nasdaq drops The Dow Jones Industrial Average shot up more than 700 points on Thursday. Buyers moved into health-care and financial stocks. AI-related shares slid, pulling the Nasdaq down. The Dow rose 748.66 points, or 1.48%, to 51,435.73 late morning in New York. The S&P 500 slipped 0.10% and the Nasdaq Composite was down 0.78%. Brent crude lost 2.93% to $94.94. The 10-year Treasury yield hovered near 4.456%. The Dow covers 30 major U.S. firms; the Nasdaq leans more on tech.
Dow climbs as top AI stocks pause

Dow climbs as top AI stocks pause

Dow ticks up on healthcare and banks, but the Nasdaq is weaker with AI chip stocks sliding in late-morning trade Thursday. U.S. stock indexes were mixed. Stocks were mixed just after 11 a.m. in New York, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ahead by 1.57% at 51,481.46 and the S&P 500 adding 0.08% to 7,559.93. The Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.47% to 26,727.74. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 dropped 0.90%, pointing to weakness in tech shares, according to Investing.com data.
Micron Drops as AI Memory Stocks Take a Hit

Micron Drops as AI Memory Stocks Take a Hit

Micron Technology dropped 8.3% to $989.46 at the open on Nasdaq Thursday, part of a larger chip-stock slide that sent the iShares Semiconductor ETF down 5.0% and the QQQ off 1.3%. Despite the selloff, Micron still held a market cap close to $1.13 trillion, a sign of just how far the AI memory rally went before buyers stepped back. Micron is now seen by Wall Street as a clear play on tight supply for memory chips in artificial-intelligence servers. High-bandwidth memory, or HBM, sits near AI processors and offers fast data speeds. DRAM acts as working memory for servers and computers. NAND flash handles data storage in phones, SSDs, and a range of other gadgets.
Nvidia Faces New AI Test After Broadcom Drop Hits Chip Stocks

Nvidia Faces New AI Test After Broadcom Drop Hits Chip Stocks

Nvidia stock was down in U.S. premarket Thursday, as a chip selloff led by Broadcom weighed on one of the market’s biggest AI trades. The last quote for Nvidia was $214.75, putting its value near $5.24 trillion. The timing is a factor. U.S. exchanges were set for a normal session, not an early close, and Nasdaq’s calendar for 2026 puts Juneteenth, June 19, as the next June market holiday.
Sandisk Stock Warning: The $1,150 SNDK Offer Investors Are Being Told to Reject

SanDisk’s Rally Pauses as AI Chip Names Hit Resistance

SanDisk shares slipped in premarket trading Thursday after hitting a record close, as selling in AI chip stocks hit one of Wall Street's busiest trades. The stock fell 5.7% to $1,727.22 in premarket trade at 7:04 a.m. Eastern, after closing Wednesday at $1,831.50. Shares had gained 6.7% in the previous session and touched $1,861.00. The stock is still up around 672% for the year.
U.S. Stocks Hit Records This Week — Why the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Rally Survived the Oil Shock

Nasdaq Futures Slip Ahead of Open After Broadcom’s AI Move

Stock-index futures moved in different directions early Thursday, as tech stocks came under pressure. Broadcom’s earnings update hit the AI trade, sending Nasdaq 100 futures down. At 05:16 a.m. ET, Dow futures were up 0.24%, S&P 500 futures slipped 0.49%, and Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 1.23%, according to Reuters. Stocks fell Wednesday after U.S. equities paused their record run this week. The Dow closed down 1.21%, the S&P 500 slipped 0.74%, and the Nasdaq Composite lost 0.89%. Investors pointed to tension in the Middle East, rising oil, and some profit-taking as drivers.
Broadcom Stock Slips After AI Outlook Rattles Wall Street

Broadcom Stock Slips After AI Outlook Rattles Wall Street

Broadcom Inc. stock dropped premarket Thursday. The company’s AI outlook and its decision to keep its long-term goal steady disappointed some traders after the shares hit a record high earlier this week. Broadcom shares were last showing $425.75 ahead of the bell, down 11.2% from their $479.23 finish Wednesday. Premarket trading runs before regular U.S. market hours. On MarketBeat, the stock sat at $413.67, off 13.7%, in late action at 8 p.m. Eastern, after earlier hitting $495.00 during the session.
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    July 3, 2026, 12:16 AM EDT. Shares of Proteomics International Laboratories Ltd (ASX: PIQ) shot up 28.13% to AUD 0.20 on Friday after the company announced steps forward in its precision diagnostics and proteomics technology platform. The move comes as PIQ works on expanding its commercial footprint, securing regulatory clearances, and building up globally. The company said it's working to grow product adoption through new partnerships and continued research. Main push comes from recent regulatory progress, wider distribution, and more money going into new projects. But the company still faces regulatory risk, rivals, funding questions, and tough broader markets as a small-cap. Investors are tracking news on commercial deals and the next round of regulatory news that could move the stock again.
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