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The major U.S. stock indexes ended mixed on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, in a volatile session that swung from an early tech-led rally to a sharp afternoon reversal after Trump said the U.S. must respond to Iran's latest retaliation strikes. It was a gut-punch finish that erased what had been a promising morning and left the Nasdaq as the session's clear loser.

The S&P 500 slipped 0.26% (-19.08 pts) to 7,386.65. The Dow squeezed out a gain of 0.17% (+86.10 pts) to 50,872.11. The Nasdaq dropped 0.97% (-250.84 pts) to 25,678.82. The Russell 2000 managed a modest 0.46% gain (+13.24 pts) to 2,868.66.

The VIX climbed 4.44% to 19.76, pushing back toward the fear zone above 20. Bitcoin fell 2.09% to $62,139.66, now down roughly 27% in 2026 and about 50% below its all-time high. Gold tumbled 1.85% to $4,282.80. Brent Crude Oil pulled back 2.63% to $91.77/barrel.

The major U.S. stock indexes ended mixed on Monday, June 8, 2026, as tech and chip stocks staged a partial comeback from Friday's brutal selloff, while the Dow slipped as investors rotated out of defensive names. The session had a cautious, uneven feel as Wall Street braced for two heavy-hitting events later this week: May CPI on Wednesday and Oracle earnings the same evening.

The S&P 500 gained 0.30% (+21.99 pts) to 7,405.73. The Dow slipped 0.16% (-80.77 pts) to 50,786.01. The Nasdaq bounced 0.86% (+220.23 pts) to 25,929.66. The Russell 2000 added 0.83% (+23.40 pts) to 2,856.90.

The VIX dropped sharply, falling 12.96% to 18.72, pulling back from Friday's fear spike even as anxiety over the Fed's June meeting continued to simmer. Bitcoin rebounded 2.45% to $63,353.24. Gold eased 0.30% to $4,352.30. Brent Crude Oil edged up 1.22% to $94.23/barrel.

The major U.S. stock indexes ended sharply lower on Friday, June 5, 2026, as a stunning jobs report that more than doubled forecasts triggered a brutal "good news is bad news" selloff. The Nasdaq suffered its worst single day since February, and the VIX spiked 37% in one of the most volatile closes of the year. Wall Street's ten-week winning streak is officially over.

The S&P 500 plunged 2.64% (-200.57 pts) to 7,383.74. The Dow dropped 1.35% (-695.15 pts) to 50,866.78. The Nasdaq cratered 4.18% (-1,121.53 pts) to 25,709.43. The Russell 2000 tumbled 3.47% (-101.83 pts) to 2,833.50.

The VIX exploded 37.36% to 21.15, its highest level since March. Bitcoin plunged 4.28% to $60,849.98, now down nearly 25% from its recent high. Gold sold off 3.67% to $4,339.90. Brent Crude Oil eased 2.05% to $93.08/barrel.

The major U.S. stock indexes ended mixed on Thursday, June 4, 2026, as a massive Dow rebound driven by a powerful rotation into value and industrial stocks offset a sharp tech selloff triggered by disappointing earnings from Broadcom and CrowdStrike. It was a classic sector rotation session: old economy surging while the AI trade took its biggest hit in weeks.

The S&P 500 gained 0.41% (+30.63 pts) to 7,584.31. The Dow surged 1.73% (+874.86 pts) to 51,561.93, just shy of its all-time high. The Nasdaq slipped 0.09% (-23.02 pts) to 26,830.96. The Russell 2000 outperformed, jumping 1.58% (+45.82 pts) to 2,939.33.

The VIX dropped 5.17% to 15.23. Bitcoin plunged 2.65% to $63,187.12, now down more than 16% from its recent high. Gold gained 0.87% to $4,505.90. Brent Crude Oil fell 2.54% to $95.33/barrel.

The major U.S. stock indexes ended broadly lower on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, snapping a record-setting run as fresh geopolitical shocks sent oil back above $98 and triggered a broad risk-off move. The ten-week winning streak for the S&P 500 is now in serious jeopardy, with Bitcoin taking its worst hit in weeks and the Dow shedding more than 600 points.

The S&P 500 dropped 0.74% (-56.10 pts) to 7,553.68. The Dow tumbled 1.21% (-620.72 pts) to 50,687.07. The Nasdaq slid 0.89% (-239.92 pts) to 26,853.98. The Russell 2000 led the losses, falling 1.30% (-38.06 pts) to 2,893.91.

The VIX edged up 1.78% to 16.05. Bitcoin plunged 3.32% to $65,247.00, now down more than 13% from its recent peak. Gold pulled back 1.07% to $4,471.50. Brent Crude Oil jumped 2.08% to $98.00/barrel.

The major U.S. stock indexes ended at fresh all-time highs on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, extending the S&P 500's record-setting run to a tenth consecutive week of gains as Computex in Taipei delivered a string of AI hardware announcements that kept the chip trade firmly in the driver's seat. Bitcoin was the day's biggest loser by a wide margin, raising some eyebrows beneath an otherwise calm surface.

The S&P 500 inched up 0.13% (+9.82 pts) to a new record 7,609.78, its first ever close above 7,600. The Dow added 0.45% (+228.91 pts) to a new record 51,307.79. The Nasdaq barely held green, up just 0.03% (+7.09 pts) to 27,093.90. The Russell 2000 outperformed, gaining 0.90% (+26.20 pts) to 2,931.96.

The VIX eased 1.74% to 15.77. Bitcoin plunged 4.44% to $67,780.00, its lowest level since late March. Gold edged up 0.29% to $4,519.20. Brent Crude Oil held near flat, up just 0.84% to $95.78/barrel.

The major U.S. stock indexes opened June on a record-setting note on Monday, June 1, 2026, with the S&P 500 topping 7,600 for the first time ever and the Dow holding above 51,000 as Nvidia stole the show at Computex in Taipei. The rally was narrow, however, with fewer than 39% of S&P 500 stocks advancing, a sign that the market's engine remains almost entirely a handful of mega-cap tech names.

The S&P 500 gained 0.26% (+19.90 pts) to a new record 7,599.96. The Dow edged up 0.09% (+46.42 pts) to 51,078.88. The Nasdaq climbed 0.42% (+114.19 pts) to a new record 27,086.81. The Russell 2000 slipped 0.47% (-13.58 pts) to 2,905.76, continuing its underperformance relative to large caps.

The VIX rose 4.50% to 16.01, a subtle warning sign beneath the record-breaking surface. Bitcoin dropped 2.88% to $71,509.91. Gold pulled back 1.74% to $4,513.20. Brent Crude Oil surged 4.66% to $95.37/barrel, snapping last week's peace-driven retreat.

The major U.S. stock indexes closed at fresh all-time highs on Friday, May 29, 2026, capping the best month of the year for Wall Street and extending the S&P 500's winning streak to seven straight days and nine consecutive weeks. The Dow crossed 51,000 for the first time in history, and tech carried the entire market on its back once again.

The S&P 500 gained 0.22% (+16.43 pts) to a new record 7,580.06. The Dow surged 0.72% (+363.49 pts) to a historic 51,032.46, its first ever close above 51,000. The Nasdaq added 0.20% (+55.15 pts) to a new record 26,972.62. The Russell 2000 was the lone laggard, dipping 0.59% (-17.23 pts) to 2,919.34, a sign that the rally remains heavily concentrated in large-cap tech.

The VIX eased 2.67% to 15.32, its lowest level since before the Iran war began. Bitcoin was little changed at $73,338.02. Gold added 0.83% to $4,569.90. Brent Crude Oil slipped 1.08% to $91.70/barrel.