Today: 16 June 2026
Browse Category

NASDAQ:RSI 31 December 2025

Stock Market Today

  • SpaceX Surpasses Amazon with $2.8 Trillion Valuation; Market Mixed June 16
    June 16, 2026, 2:10 PM EDT. On June 16, SpaceX surged over 10% post-IPO, reaching a $2.8 trillion valuation, eclipsing Amazon by focusing on AI infrastructure in space. The S&P 500 slipped 0.14%, and the Nasdaq fell 0.46% amid profit-taking in tech, while the Dow Jones rose 0.89% driven by cyclicals. Robinhood Markets declined after announcing a 10% workforce reduction. Investors are cautious as the Federal Reserve begins a meeting under Chair Kevin Warsh, awaiting clues on future interest rate changes amid persistent inflation but easing energy costs. Optimism around a U.S.-Iran peace deal supports sectors tied to oil, though timelines remain uncertain. The Dow's gains reflect rotation into industrials, financials, and utilities, while speculative interest in mega-cap tech like SpaceX continues.

Latest articles

Lumentum Drops While AI Optics Names Test Highs

Lumentum Drops While AI Optics Names Test Highs

16 June 2026
Lumentum shares plunged 7.27% to $887.68 intraday after a 16.5% rally, as AI-infrastructure and tech stocks weakened amid sector rotation, with no new company-specific news; investors now await fiscal Q4 results to see if Lumentum can meet its $960M–$1.01B revenue and 35–36% margin outlook, a key catalyst for the stock.
Groupe Dynamite Drops as GRGD Investors Look Past 37% Jump in Revenue

Groupe Dynamite Drops as GRGD Investors Look Past 37% Jump in Revenue

16 June 2026
Groupe Dynamite shares plunged 33% to CA$49.83 despite Q1 revenue surging 37% and adjusted EPS doubling, as investors reacted to cautious 2026 guidance, lower free cash flow, and trimmed store opening plans, making the upcoming investor commentary and analyst forecast resets the next key catalysts.
Tesla Stock Slips as SpaceX Rally and FSD Scrutiny Test the AI Bull Case

Tesla Stock Slips as SpaceX Rally and FSD Scrutiny Test the AI Bull Case

16 June 2026
Tesla shares dropped 1.7% to $404.09 as Goldman Sachs raised Q2 delivery estimates to 420,000 vehicles but kept a Neutral rating and $375 target, while regulatory scrutiny of Full Self-Driving intensified after two U.S. senators urged an NHTSA review, highlighting ongoing risks for investors.
Go toTop