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Stock Market 6 February 2026
U.S. stock markets were closed Friday for Juneteenth and will reopen Monday. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all posted gains for the holiday-shortened week, with the Nasdaq up 2.43%. Several companies saw notable moves: Super Micro rose 10.37% to $30.66, GE Vernova gained 18%, Vertiv 10%, Eaton 7.8%, and Nvidia 2.7%. Transocean shares fell to $5.31 from $6.04, while NuScale climbed 13.54% to $11.74 before easing slightly after hours. Rocket Lab will join the Nasdaq-100, ending the week at $107.24, up 4.7%. SpaceX is set to enter the Russell 1000 with a 90.4% growth allocation. Flex will be added to the S&P 500, closing at $147.61, down 1.4% for the week. Bank of America ended at $56.20, with investors watching for the Fed’s annual stress-test results Wednesday. Amazon closed at $244.39, up 2.9%, ahead of Prime Day on June 23-26. Apple finished just under $300, lifted by a tech rebound, while Netflix ended at $77.38, down for the week amid streaming deal rumors. AMC rose 21% for the week to $2.83, and SoFi gained 8% to $17.91. Grab outperformed the Nasdaq, rising 8% to $3.57. Keel’s Nasdaq shares ended at $6.29, up 5.36%, while its Toronto shares jumped 12.33%. Ford closed at $14.06, down 5.3% for the week. Chubb traded at $323.40, with a market cap near $125.4 billion. Regulatory and index changes, as well as upcoming inflation data and Micron’s earnings, are key near-term catalysts. Congressional and Trump family filings revealed large holdings in major tech and financial stocks.