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📉 TL;DR — What Moved, What Didn’t
Stocks are down week-to-date as the dollar firmed and small caps lagged. Nvidia’s earnings landed: record quarterly revenue and still-hot AI demand, keeping mega-cap tech in focus. Bitcoin slipped after last week’s pop, while gold was roughly flat. The Dow fell the most, pulled by cyclicals; the Nasdaq 100 held up better but is still lower.
With the government releases quiet this week, markets leaned on earnings and positioning more than new data. Big picture: risk appetite softened, not snapped. Watch if dollar strength tightens financial conditions into month-end.
Quick Levels → Week-to-date change
S&P 500: 6,642.16 | ↓1.37%
Nasdaq 100: 24,640.52 | ↓1.47%
Dow: 46,138.77 | ↓2.14%
Russell 2000: 2,347.89 | ↓1.69%
Gold/oz: $4,061 | ↓0.63%
Bitcoin (BTC): $92,086 | ↓2.34%
DXY (U.S. Dollar Index): 100.11 | ↑0.85%
🚀 Top Movers This Week
Exact Sciences (EXAS) ↑28.57% — Reports show Abbott is weighing a takeover; speculation drove heavy volume.
Albemarle (ALB) ↑9.15% — Lithium peers flagged firmer pricing; BMO lifted price target.
Alphabet (GOOGL) ↑5.93% — Berkshire’s new stake and buzz around Gemini 3/Antigravity lifted sentiment.
Constellation Energy (CEG) ↑5.60% — Nuclear restart momentum after a $1B federal loan tied to Three Mile Island upgrade.
AMD (AMD) ↓9.42% — Chips sagged into Nvidia’s results; traders de-risked AI plays.
Home Depot (HD) ↓7.69% — Outlook cut and soft big-ticket demand hit the shares.