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This is the closing bell on this stock movers report the company's making moves at the close of US trading with Carol Masser, Tim Stenebeck, Romain Bostik, and Scarlet Foo.
If you look at the S and P five hundred, you've got more than two hundred names to THEP side, two hundred and ninety nine to the downside.
And let's take a look at the sector level as well, slightly more red than green. When you consult the circle there, you can see that Tech is actually lower on the day. Feels like we haven't seen that for a while. That sector down by about half a percent. We know a lot of that comes back to Oracle in terms of what did well. Consumer Staples was your big winner when it comes to a percent, bases up by about nine
tenths of a percent. Financials too as well. But consumer staples being the big winner really speaks to the defensive mood in the market overall today.
All right, Having said that, man some real standouts when it comes to gainers in the Tuesday Trade trilogy.
Trilogy.
I'm sure you'll have more to add. Trilogy medals up two hundred and eleven percent. It was up as much as two hundred and eighty one percent earlier in the session, but finishing with a two hundred eleven percent gain. Ticker is TMQ. It's a six dollars fifty cent a share stock. You know the story the United States taking a ten percent steak in the Canadian Minerals Explorer as part of a thirty five point six million dollar investment to secure
critical energy and mining projects in Alaska. We have seen this trade coming out of the White House, so there's a beneficiary in a big way. App Lovin down fourteen percent yesterday. It was a story that came on our radar late yesterday. Down fourteen percent in the Monday trade, but up seven point six percent in today's session. It was a top gainer in the S and P five hundred NASDAQ one hundred city coming out and saying that
they would be buyers on any weakness. They say that they noted that the regulator SEC has no officially accused app love and of any wrongdoing, so they're kind of a little bit It sounds like suspect. Keep in mind the big story yesterday Bloomberg News breaking that the SEC has been probing the company according specifically looking at their data collection practices. That was according to people familiar, but nonetheless investors moving back into app love and got to
mention AMD. It again was among your biggest gainers in the major indices, up another three almost four percent in today's session. This kind of another gain for a second day, up almost twenty four percent yesterday. So continuing to build, and that of course is the news that AMD has a deal with open Ai to build AI infrastructure. So some momentum continuing on this Tuesday tamp.
Well, those are some of the gainers. I got some of the decliners for you. I'm going to start with Oracle shares today, falling by two point five percent, this after report in the Information said the company's profit margin in cloud computing is lower than many on Wall Street have been estimating. The Company's growth margin was sixty seven point three percent, the lowest in more than a year, due to have a spending on chips and data center
capacity oortle. Oracle shares earlier in the session fell as much as seven point one percent, but paired those declines to close down two and a half percent. The company declined to comment. Ford shares following the most today since February, down six point one percent. The Wall Street Journal reported that a fire at a New York State aluminum plant will cause months of disruption for Ford. It's the biggest customer of this plant based in Oswego, though Toyota and
Stalantis also used this plant's aluminum. City says it's too soon to cut fourth quarter North American light vehicle forecast, but the fire could present a supply risk for the period. Our Bloomberg intelligence team, including Steve Man, who's going to join our program in just about twenty minutes, says that the drop in the stock also reflects persistent concern overrising warranty costs and its EV business at the expiration of an EV tax credit, crimping demand and finally, watching shares
of sports betting platforms DraftKings and Flutter Entertainment. Flutter is the parent company fan Duel. Flutter down three point seven percent, DraftKings down five point eight percent. These took a hit today after Intercontinental Exchange, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, announced plan plans to invest as much as two billion dollars in the crypto based betting platform poly market.
You can kind of bet on anything on poly market guys, not just about elections, not just about how many tweets elon Musk will send. That was a real one that I saw this morning, but also of course on sports as well. So that could be a challenge to these companies. And whether it's you're play.
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Well, you can also bet on where treasuries are going. You take a look at yields on the screen, they are down across the board. Here there's your point out that we had seen yields ticking higher for the last few days, really the last couple of weeks or so. A bit of a pullback today as some people pile pile back in on a rice basis.
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