U.S. stocks have run out of steam at midday, reversing early morning gains to trade slightly in the red. While the Dow Jones Industrial Average manages to hang onto a modest +0.3% gain, broader market averages have slipped. The S&P 500 is down –0.25%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite has dropped –0.45% as profit-taking in Big Tech and post-IPO struggles drag down indices.
📉 Midday Trend Breakdown
- SpaceX Rout Accelerates: Leading the midday slide, SpaceX (SPCX) shares tumbled over 10%, pacing for its worst single session since its June 12 debut. The stock has now plummeted 25% from its peak last Tuesday.
- Big Tech Fatigued: Despite early momentum from semiconductor upgrades, mega-cap tech components have broad-based fatigue. High Treasury yields (10-year holding near 4.50%) continue to cap high-valuation equity multiples.
- Energy Commodities Stay Weak: Crude oil remains heavily depressed following the weekend's U.S.-Iran diplomatic progress. WTI crude trades near $75 per barrel, keeping energy sector equities at the bottom of today's performance pile.
- Profile Watch — ASST: Your tracked ticker Strive, Inc. (ASST) has also pulled back from its intraday morning high of $16.40. It is currently maintaining a smaller +1.2% gain at $15.03, mirroring the broader market's deceleration.
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