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Market snapshot
Updated todayMarkets barely stayed positive today — 27 of 52 tracked stocks finished up, with an average gain of just +0.1%, as Middle East tensions kept investors cautious.
Healthcare was the clearest drag, falling 1.18% on average while energy and tech moved higher — suggesting investors rotated money between sectors rather than buying or selling broadly.
Oil prices and any updates on the Middle East conflict will be the key signals to watch — they're currently driving moves across energy, transportation, and consumer spending stocks.
Mega-cap tech
Mega-cap tech rose 1.1% on average, driven by a standout day for a social media giant.
META +6.0% led; AMZN -0.7% lagged
Finance
Finance stocks posted a modest 0.62% average gain in a steady, unexciting session.
PYPL +2.2% led; GS -0.1% lagged
Healthcare
Healthcare fell 1.18% on average — one of today's hardest-hit sectors with broad-based declines.
PFE -0.3% least affected; LLY -2.3% lagged
Consumer
Consumer stocks gained 0.99% on average, with athletic wear leading the charge.
NKE +3.7% led; MCD -0.7% lagged
Energy
Energy stocks climbed 1.11% on average as oil prices surged 3% on Middle East escalation.
CVX +1.4% led; COP +0.9% also gained
Industrial
Industrials slipped 0.2% on average in a mixed session — machinery up, entertainment down.
CAT +1.5% led; NFLX -2.8% lagged
Growth & tech
Growth and tech stocks fell 1.48% on average — the weakest sector of the day by a wide margin.
COIN +0.4% led; RIVN -3.5% lagged
Popular ETFs
Broad market ETFs were nearly flat, edging down just 0.11% on average in a split session.
VOO +0.5% led; ARKK -1.6% lagged