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Daily US Equity Report 2026-06-12 (Fri)

US stocks rebounded broadly on 6/11: Trump called off the Iran strikes, oil fell 4%, and SpaceX's record IPO lights up today — Dow +930 pts (+1.86%) to 50,848, S&P +1.75%, Nasdaq +2.54%, SMH +6.75%; SNDK +14.50% / KLAC +12.92% / MU +11.66% led memory and equipment; ORCL -8.53% post-earnings; VIX -12

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DAILY US EQUITY · 2026-06-12 (US close 6/11)

Other markets → Taiwan China A-Shares Memory/AI

US stocks staged a broad rebound on 6/11: Trump called off the Iran strikes, oil -4% + SpaceX IPO lights the fuse today — Dow +930 pts (+1.86%) back to 50,848; S&P +1.75%, Nasdaq +2.54%, SMH +6.75% in a violent rebound ; SNDK +14.50% / KLAC +12.92% / LRCX +12.65% / MU +11.66% — memory + equipment led, ORCL -8.53% post-earnings plunge; ADBE -5.7% after hours (CFO departure) ・VIX -12.51% back down to 19.44

Data date : 2026-06-11 (latest US trading day close)

🎯 Today's (6/12) Key Watch Points

One-line summary : 6/11 (Thu): geopolitical de-escalation + SpaceX IPO eve — a violent market rebound — Trump called off the planned new round of airstrikes on Iran , oil plunged in response (USO -4.07%), compounded by positioning bids ahead of today's SpaceX listing, the largest IPO in history ($135/share, $1.77T valuation, $75B raised) — the three major indexes ignored a red-hot May PPI (+1.1% MoM, +6.5% YoY, both far above expectations): S&P +1.75% to 7,394.30, Nasdaq +2.54% to 25,809.66, Dow +929.97 pts (+1.86%) to 50,848.75, back above 50,000 . Semis staged an epic rebound (SMH +6.75%): memory + equipment led — SNDK +14.50%, KLAC +12.92%, LRCX +12.65%, MU +11.66% closing back near $1,000, ARM +11.32%, AMAT +11.19%, MRVL +11.13%, INTC +9.27%. ORCL -8.53% was the sole post-earnings casualty (FY27 net capex $70B + $40B debt/equity raise); software was also soft (SAP -3.91% / NOW -2.81% / CRM -2.36%). Breadth flipped hard (135 up vs 50 down), VIX -12.51% back to 19.44 falling back below 20; after hours ADBE double beat + raised guidance, yet -5.7% after hours on CFO exit .

🔍 Three Focal Points

• SpaceX lists today (NASDAQ: SPCX) — largest IPO in history ⭐⭐⭐ — fixed price $135/share, valued at $1.77T , raising $75B (far surpassing Saudi Aramco's 2019 record of $25.6B), already oversubscribed multiple times. First-day performance will set the tone for risk appetite: a big opening pop could siphon funds from Mag 7 / AI names (liquidity-drain effect); a flat debut could unwind yesterday's positioning bids.

• Can the violent memory + equipment rebound hold ⭐⭐⭐ — SMH +6.75% in one day, 20D back to +6.46%; SNDK 20D +30.01% / MU +23.92% both rejoined the 20D main list (which exploded from 6 to 14 names), MU closed $995.87 pressing toward $1,000. But PPI +6.5% YoY shows inflation unresolved; the rebound's durability before the 6/16-17 FOMC remains to be tested; MU's FY26 Q3 earnings on 6/24 are the next key node.

• AI financing concerns after ORCL -8.53% + ADBE -5.7% after hours ⭐⭐ — ORCL's results set records, but FY27 net capex guidance of $70B (vs $32B full-year operating cash flow) + announced $20B debt issuance + $20B ATM offering — the market voted with its feet against the burn-cash-for-growth model; ADBE double beat + raised guidance, yet fell -5.7% after hours as CFO Dan Durn left for MRVL. AI software and AI hardware (memory/equipment) are diverging to extremes — capital is dumping software for hardware.

⚡ This week's rhythm : 6/10 (Wed) CPI 4.2% three-year high + second US strike on Iran, full risk-off → 6/11 (Thu, done) Trump called off the strikes + PPI blowout ignored by the market, violent rebound, ADBE -5.7% after hours → 6/12 (Fri, today) SpaceX IPO listing ⭐⭐⭐ + UMich consumer sentiment → 6/16 (Tue) May retail sales → 6/16-17 (Tue-Wed) FOMC rate decision + dot plot ⭐⭐⭐ → 6/19 (Fri) Juneteenth, market closed

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🏛 Market Backdrop 6/11 close

SPY S&P 500

$737.76

Day +1.70%

20D -0.61%

QQQ Nasdaq 100

$717.12

Day +3.38%

20D +0.34%

IWM Russell 2000

$290.41

Day +2.96%

20D +2.74%

SMH Semiconductor ETF

$609.45

Day +6.75%

20D +6.46%

* Broad rebound, semis strongest : SMH +6.75% posted the biggest gain (recouping nearly two weeks of losses in one day); QQQ +3.38% / IWM +2.96% / SPY +1.70% all green. Index levels: S&P 7,394.30 (+1.75%, +127.31 pts), Nasdaq 25,809.66 (+2.54%, +640.16 pts), Dow 50,848.75 (+1.86%, +929.97 pts, back above 50,000) . A one-day reversal from 6/10's full risk-off — Trump calling off the Iran strikes + oil -4% defused the oil→inflation fuse, and SpaceX IPO positioning lifted tech; QQQ / SMH 20D both turned positive, SPY 20D down to just -0.61%.

🌡 Macro Risk Signals 6/11 close · Futu / CNN actuals

VIX / VXN volatility

VIX 19.44 -12.51%

VXN 30.44 -6.85%

VIX fell sharply from 22.22 to 19.44 (-12.51%), back below the 20 alert line — de-escalation defused the bomb in one day; but VXN remains above 30, tech implied vol is elevated, and the all-clear hasn't sounded ahead of the FOMC + SpaceX IPO double event.

10Y Treasury yield

approx. 4.46%

Day -8bp down from highs

The oil plunge defused the inflation fuse; yields fell from 4.54% to 4.46%; but PPI +6.5% YoY far exceeded expectations and CME FedWatch no longer prices any 2026 cut — next week's FOMC dot plot remains the key pricing anchor.

DXY dollar / WTI crude

~99.68

Dollar day -0.28% back below 100

Trump called off the Iran strikes, USO crude ETF plunged -4.07% on 6/11 — Hormuz risk premium released quickly; the vicious oil→inflation→rates spiral is defused for now; dollar safe-haven bids receded, DXY back to 99.68.

Fear & Greed Index

30 Fear

still in the 'Fear' zone (25-45)

CNN official 6/11 close 30 (Fear) , up slightly from 27 the prior day but still deep in fear territory (53 Neutral a week ago) — a violent one-day index rebound with only marginal sentiment repair shows positioning remains defensive. (CNN 6/11 18:47 ET actuals)

S&P 500 valuation

PE ~24.8 (trailing)

Fwd PE ~21.3

The index rose +1.75% to reclaim 7,394; valuation rebounded with it, Fwd PE back above 21, still well above the 10-year mean of 18.9; under the new 'no cuts in 2026' pricing, valuation upside is capped. (not real-time official)

Nasdaq 100 valuation

PE ~32.4 (trailing)

Fwd PE ~24.7

QQQ +3.38% in a day; trailing PE back above 32x in expensive territory; SpaceX's $1.77T IPO drains liquidity today + FOMC imminent — the funding and rates tests for high-multiple tech aren't over. (not real-time official)

📅 Earnings / Major Events, Next 2 Weeks 6/11 - 6/26

📌 Major tech / semiconductor earnings

6/11 (Thu, reported)	ADBE Adobe · after hours ✅ Q2 FY26 revenue $6.62B (+13%, a record), EPS $5.96, double beat with raised full-year guidance, AI ARR tripled YoY; but CFO Dan Durn announced his 6/15 departure for MRVL , after hours -5.7%. Another case of 'good results, falling stock.'
6/18 (Thu)	ACN Accenture · pre-market ⭐ Q3 FY26; bellwether for enterprise IT spend and AI consulting orders. ACN YTD -36.67%, a major casualty of AI-replacement fears; GenAI bookings and guidance in focus.
6/23 (Tue)	FDX FedEx · after hours ⭐ Q4 FY26; bellwether for global trade volume / economic momentum — shipment volumes under tariffs and consumer demand in focus. KBH / CCL the same day.
6/24 (Wed)	MU Micron FY26 Q3 · after hours ⭐⭐⭐ The most important print of the next two weeks: the biggest test of the HBM/DRAM price-hike cycle. Last quarter revenue nearly tripled YoY, EPS $12.20; MU +11.66% on 6/11 pressing toward $1,000, 20D +23.92% back on the main list — volatility will amplify into the print. PAYX / JEF same day.
6/30 (Tue)	NKE Nike · after hours Q4 FY26 (slightly beyond the two-week window); consumer/tariff-sensitive bellwether, with the China market and inventory clearance in focus.

Earnings theme: 6/24 MU the ultimate validation of the memory price-hike cycle; AVGO (6/4) → ORCL (6/10) → ADBE (6/11) made three straight 'good results, falling stock' prints — the market has become extremely picky pricing AI stories. Whether MU can break the curse is key for semi bulls.

📊 Macro events · next 2 weeks

6/11 (Thu, released)	May PPI +1.1% MoM · +6.5% YoY ★Far above expectations Headline +1.1% MoM (vs +0.7% expected), core +0.4%, +6.5% YoY — wholesale inflation rose across the board; CME FedWatch no longer prices any 2026 cut, but the market chose to ignore it on the oil plunge / de-escalation.
6/12 (Fri, today)	SpaceX IPO listing (SPCX) ★Largest IPO in history + UMich consumer sentiment $135/share, $1.77T valuation, $75B raised, oversubscribed multiple times; first-day performance sets the tone for risk appetite and AI / Mag 7 fund flows. Also today: June UMich preliminary consumer sentiment (a test of confidence under high inflation).
6/16 (Tue)	May retail sales Released on FOMC day one; a test of consumer resilience under CPI 4.2% / PPI 6.5% — shapes the 'stagflation' narrative.
6/16-17 (Tue-Wed)	FOMC rate decision + SEP dot plot ★Biggest event of the next two weeks With CPI 4.2% + PPI 6.5%, the Fed has almost no room to cut: the magnitude of dot-plot upward revisions for 2026-27 and Powell's inflation-vs-growth balancing act are the pricing anchor for all markets.
6/19 (Fri)	Juneteenth — US markets closed Market closed the day after the FOMC, shortened trading week; derivatives expiry (quad witching moved up to 6/18) stacked on FOMC — watch for amplified volatility.
6/26 (Fri)	May PCE prices (date estimated) The Fed's preferred inflation gauge; post-FOMC check on inflation stickiness, sets July meeting expectations.

Main thread: today's SpaceX IPO → 6/16-17 FOMC → 6/24 MU earnings — a triple-header. Inflation data (CPI 4.2% / PPI 6.5%) has locked out rate cuts; market drivers shift to 'de-escalation + IPO risk appetite + earnings'; US-Iran volatility remains the biggest tail risk.

💡 Key Observations

🔥 6/11 biggest 1-day gainers (top 200 by mkt cap)

SNDK +14.50%, KLAC +12.92%, LRCX +12.65%, MU +11.66%, ARM +11.32%, AMAT +11.19%, MRVL +11.13%, ASML +9.53%, INTC +9.27%, SCCO +8.58%, WDC +8.00%, AMD +7.97%, FCX +6.86%, CRWD +6.76%, HON +6.43%, STX +6.38%, PANW +6.20%, QCOM +6.15%, BHP +6.09%, HWM +6.06%

The top 9 gainers were all semiconductors (memory SNDK / MU, equipment KLAC / LRCX / AMAT / ASML, IP/ASIC ARM / MRVL, INTC) — a perfect mirror reversal of 6/10's 'defensives/energy only' tape; copper miners (SCCO / FCX / BHP) rallied along with risk-on.

📉 6/11 deepest 1-day decliners (top 200 by mkt cap)

ORCL -8.53%, SAP -3.91%, COP -3.80%, SPOT -3.40%, SPGI -3.06%, APP -2.92%, NOW -2.81%, XOM -2.67%, CRM -2.36%, MO -2.35%, CVX -2.10%, EQNR -1.97%, MSFT -1.77%, ACN -1.75%, DHR -1.55%, BABA -1.43%, TMO -1.32%, KO -1.27%, V -1.21%, PM -1.19%

The decliners list comprised ORCL (earnings capex / financing concerns) + enterprise software (SAP / NOW / CRM / APP / MSFT) and energy (COP / XOM / CVX / EQNR, oil -4%) plus the prior two days' leading defensives (MO / KO / PM) — the mirror image of funds rotating out of havens back into high-beta semis.

🚀 Key Story 1: Trump calls off Iran strikes + SpaceX IPO today — the risk-on engine restarts

After vowing to be 'very tough tonight,' Trump abruptly called off the new round of strikes on Iran ; oil plunged (USO -4.07%) and the Hormuz risk premium released quickly — the oil→inflation fuse is temporarily defused, and the market simply ignored the pre-market PPI blowout (+1.1% MoM, +6.5% YoY). Stacked with positioning bids for SpaceX listing today at $135/share ($1.77T valuation, $75B raised, the largest IPO in history) , the Dow rose +930 pts, Nasdaq +2.54%, VIX -12.51% to 19.44.

Watch two backlash risks: the $75B liquidity drain after SpaceX lists, and the fickleness of the US-Iran situation (the ceasefire exists in name only); the rebound's durability before the FOMC remains unproven.

⚙ Key Story 2: ORCL -8.53% + ADBE -5.7% after hours — AI hardware/software divergence goes extreme

ORCL's record results still got hammered -8.53%: FY27 net capex guidance of $70B (vs just $32B full-year operating cash flow), announcing $20B in debt + a $20B ATM equity offering to fill the gap; after hours ADBE double beat + raised guidance, yet fell another -5.7% as CFO Dan Durn left for MRVL . Same day, memory/equipment soared (SNDK +14.5% / KLAC +12.9% / MU +11.7%) — the 'shovel sellers' and 'cash burners' of the AI supply chain have fully decoupled.

AVGO (6/4) → ORCL (6/10) → ADBE (6/11): three straight 'good results, falling stock' — the market only rewards hardware directly benefiting from price hikes/orders and punishes software and cloud with huge spend and uncertain monetization. MU's 6/24 print is this narrative's next touchstone.

🔎 Focus Stocks: MU / SNDK / NVDA / ORCL Memory rebounds violently · NVDA bounce weak · ORCL plunges

MU Micron — $995.87 (6/11 +11.66%) pressing toward $1,000

• Momentum : 5D -0.01%, 20D +23.92%, YTD +249.07%, mkt cap $1.12T

• +11.66% in one day : recouped the prior five days' entire loss in one session (5D back to -0.01%), closing $995.87 near the $1,000 mark; 20D +23.92%, back at #8 on the main list.

• Fwd P/E just 8.9, lowest among large-cap semis; FY26 Q3 earnings on 6/24 are the ultimate validation of the HBM/DRAM price-hike cycle (last quarter revenue nearly tripled YoY, EPS $12.20).

SNDK SanDisk — $1,881.51 (6/11 +14.50%) top gainer

• Momentum : 5D +6.92%, 20D +30.01%, YTD +692.62%, mkt cap $278.6B

• +14.50% in one day , the top gainer in the top 200: most resilient during the pullback (just -0.20% on 6/10) and fiercest on the rebound day; 5D first to turn positive at +6.92%, 20D +30.01%, back at #5 on the main list.

• NAND price hikes + AI datacenter demand (last quarter revenue +251%, gross margin +55.7pp); Fwd P/E 10.3 still low, YTD +692% remains the Top 200 gain king.

NVDA Nvidia — $204.87 (6/11 +2.22%) weak bounce, 20D still -9.18%

• Momentum : 5D -6.31%, 20D -9.18%, YTD +9.98%, mkt cap $4.96T (largest in the Top 200)

• just +2.22% on the day : clearly lagged on SMH's +6.75% surge day (memory/equipment +11~14%), held the $200 mark but with weak rebound force; 20D -9.18% remains the weakest among major AI heavyweights.

• Fwd P/E 16.1, below its five-year mean; the SpaceX IPO liquidity drain and intra-sector rotation from GPUs to memory are near-term pressures; direction to be set after the FOMC.

ORCL Oracle — $184.10 (6/11 -8.53%) post-earnings plunge

• Momentum : 5D -22.10%, 20D -2.98%, YTD -4.97%, mkt cap $529.5B

• -8.53% on the day , the top decliner: Q4 revenue $19.2B (+21%) / OCI +93% / EPS all beat, but FY27 net capex $70B + $20B debt + $20B ATM offering made the market vote with its feet; 5D -22.10%, the worst bleed.

• 20D / YTD both turned negative; Fwd P/E 16.9 is no longer expensive — but under the new 'cash burn = financing risk' pricing logic, valuation repair awaits better visibility on the capex path and cash flow.

*6/11 semis' internal hardware/software split went extreme: memory (SNDK +14.50% / MU +11.66%) and equipment (KLAC / LRCX / AMAT +11~13%) rebounded violently, 20D all back above the 20% threshold; NVDA +2.22% weak bounce, 20D -9.18% at the bottom of major heavyweights; ORCL -8.53% (software/AI cloud) the only disaster zone. The rotation within the AI supply chain — dumping cash burners for shovel sellers — has run for a week; MU's 6/24 print is the next watershed.

📋 Full List Top 200 by mkt cap · 20D gain > 20% · sorted by 20D

Semis · Memory/CPU Semis · Logic/ASIC/Hardware Software/Security Non-tech | Green = up 6/11 Red = down 6/11

Ticker / Name

Price

Gain (20D)

1D (6/11)

20D

YTD

Fwd P/E

Net inc ($100M)

Mkt cap ($100M)

DELL Dell AI servers

391.45

+5.85%

-7.25%

+60.52%

+213.30%

18.5

84 as of 5/1

2,537

MRVL Marvell ASIC/networking chips

280.71

+11.13%

-11.29%

+57.75%

+230.73%

45.5

25 as of 5/2

2,456

ARM Arm Semiconductor IP

342.23

+11.32%

-13.02%

+54.71%

+213.08%

111.6

9 as of 3/31

3,655

KLAC KLA Semi equipment

2,411.64

+12.92%

+13.16%

+30.55%

+98.99%

47.9

47 as of 3/31

3,150

SNDK SanDisk NAND Flash

1,881.51

+14.50%

+6.92%

+30.01%

+692.62%

10.3

45 as of 4/3

2,786

IBM IBM Cloud/AI services

274.85

+0.91%

-8.92%

+28.05%

-6.00%

20.5

107 as of 3/31

2,583

AMAT Applied Materials Semi equipment

552.64

+11.19%

+10.15%

+26.73%

+115.58%

34.0

85 as of 4/26

4,388

MU Micron DRAM/HBM

995.87

+11.66%

-0.01%

+23.92%

+249.07%

8.9

241 as of 2/26

11,200

FTNT Fortinet Network security

145.06

+4.45%

-3.08%

+23.26%

+82.67%

42.3

20 as of 3/31

1,063

CRWD CrowdStrike Endpoint security

691.53

+6.76%

-3.83%

+22.92%

+47.52%

110.6

0 as of 4/30

1,760

LRCX Lam Research Semi equipment

362.52

+12.65%

+7.76%

+22.71%

+112.03%

45.5

67 as of 3/29

4,534

PANW Palo Alto Network security

279.53

+6.20%

+0.10%

+22.71%

+51.75%

67.9

8 as of 4/30

2,278

APH Amphenol Connectors

152.46

+2.17%

+3.88%

+22.32%

+13.04%

26.8

45 as of 3/31

1,876

ASML ASML EUV equipment

1,899.48

+9.53%

+8.08%

+20.10%

+78.17%

39.7

100 as of 3/29

7,321

*List changes (vs 6/10): this period exploded to 14 names (just 6 on 6/10 — the largest single-day increase), 8 additions — KLAC (+30.55%), SNDK (+30.01%), AMAT (+26.73%), MU (+23.92%), CRWD (+22.92%), LRCX (+22.71%), APH (+22.32%), ASML (+20.10%) all rejoined above the threshold on the 6/11 violent rebound; no removals . DELL stays #1 with 20D +60.52% ; MRVL +57.75% / ARM +54.71% at #2 and #3; the return of the equipment Big Four (KLAC / AMAT / LRCX / ASML) and the memory duo (SNDK / MU) is this period's defining feature. Gain bars use DELL's 20D +60.52% as the 100% benchmark. Net income = trailing four quarters (TTM), in $100M units (each stock's 'as of M/D' is its latest fiscal quarter end, mostly 3/31, some into early Apr–May; CRWD roughly broke even over the last four quarters so shows 0); update after next earnings.

📋 Full List (5D momentum) Top 200 by mkt cap · 5D gain > 10% · sorted by 5D

Semis · Memory/CPU Semis · Logic/ASIC/Hardware Software/Security Non-tech | Green = up 6/11 Red = down 6/11

Ticker / Name

Price

Gain (5D)

20D

1D (6/11)

YTD

Fwd P/E

Net inc ($100M)

Mkt cap ($100M)

KLAC KLA Semi equipment

2,411.64

+13.16%

+30.55%

+12.92%

+98.99%

47.9

47 as of 3/31

3,150

AMAT Applied Materials Semi equipment

552.64

+10.15%

+26.73%

+11.19%

+115.58%

34.0

85 as of 4/26

4,388

*After being wiped clean on 6/10, the 5D momentum list rebuilt with 2 names — the equipment duo KLAC +13.16% (#1, on a 5D winning streak) and AMAT +10.15%, the product of the 6/11 surge stacked on relative resilience in prior days; gain bars use KLAC's 5D +13.16% as the 100% benchmark. Deepest 5D decliners for contrast: ORCL -22.10%, QCOM -16.33%, APP -14.37%, NOW -13.64%, ARM -13.02%, MRVL -11.29%, GLW -10.70% — most semis, despite the one-day surge, haven't recouped last week's losses on a 5D basis. Net income = trailing four quarters (TTM), in $100M units ('as of M/D' is the latest fiscal quarter end); update after next earnings.

🤖 AI Sub-sector Breakdown After 6/11 close · 20D averages

⚙ Semiconductor equipment 20D +25.0%

KLAC +30.55%, AMAT +26.73%, LRCX +22.71%, ASML +20.10%. Jumped to #1; all four back on the 20D main list; +9.5~12.9% single-day surges on 6/11, and both 5D momentum names (KLAC / AMAT) come from this group.

🛡 AI security 20D +23.0%

FTNT +23.26%, CRWD +22.92%, PANW +22.71%. Ceded the top spot, but all three on the main list together for the first time (CRWD new); most resilient in the pullback and a solid +4.5~6.8% on the rebound day — good on both offense and defense.

🧠 Memory / HDD 20D +16.8%

SNDK +30.01%, MU +23.92%, WDC +7.15%, STX +6.21%. The duo rebounded violently back onto the main list (SNDK +14.50% top gainer, MU +11.66% pressing $1,000); HDD duo +6~8% recovering ground.

💻 CPU / mobile chips 20D +14.3%

ARM +54.71%, AMD +9.64%, QCOM -4.44%, INTC -2.77%. ARM single-handedly props up the average (+11.32% on 6/11, fiercest bounce); INTC +9.27% / QCOM +6.15% big single-day gains but 20D still negative.

🔗 Logic / ASIC / networking 20D +13.3%

MRVL +57.75%, CSCO +19.59%, ANET +11.17%, AVGO -7.49%, GLW -14.38%. MRVL alone strong (+11.13% on 6/11); AVGO +3.62% bounce hasn't escaped negative 20D; CSCO +2.55% one step from rejoining the threshold.

☁ Software / AI cloud 20D +10.8%

IBM +28.05%, NOW +18.41%, SHOP +15.80%, SPOT +12.79%, CDNS +8.23%, APP +5.52%, CRM +0.63%, ORCL -2.98%. Bottom of the pack: dragged by ORCL's plunge; software sat out the rebound entirely (NOW / CRM / SAP closed red).

⚡ AI power infrastructure Sparse data

CEG / VST remain outside the top 200; GE (aerospace/power) 20D +12.91%, +4.41% on 6/11 rebounding in sync. After the AI power theme's retreat, no clear fund inflows back yet.

📊 Sub-sector strength ranking (20D average)

Semiconductor equipment +25.0% > AI security +23.0% > Memory/HDD +16.8% > CPU/mobile chips +14.3% > Logic/ASIC/networking +13.3% > Software/AI cloud +10.8% (AI power infrastructure: insufficient sample). The 6/11 violent rebound reshuffled the ranking: equipment jumped from #2 to #1 , memory/HDD jumped from #5 to #3, software/AI cloud slid to the bottom on ORCL's plunge — the 'shovel sellers strong, cash burners weak' AI structure set in a single day.

📈 Breadth at a Glance Top 200 by mkt cap · 6/11 advancers/decliners

Advancers

135

approx. 73.0% (of the top 200, excluding ETFs and non-traded names)

Decliners

approx. 27.0%; concentrated in software (ORCL / SAP / NOW / CRM) / energy / defensives

A/D ratio

2.70 : 1

a forceful reversal from 6/10 (49 up : 123 down, 0.40:1)

*6/11 breadth repaired forcefully: 135 up vs 50 down (A/D 2.70:1), a perfect mirror of 6/10's 0.40:1 — semis/industrials/miners/financials recovered across the board, while the decliners were the prior two days' leading defensives (KO / MO / PM), energy (COP / XOM / CVX, oil -4%), and earnings-hit software (ORCL / SAP / NOW / CRM). Style flipped back to risk-on in one day, but the mirrored sessions also show the market remains in event-driven high volatility.

🔁 6/10 → 6/11 Change Tracker

Stock	6/10 close (back-calc)	6/11 close	6/11 change	Key change
SNDK SanDisk	$1,643.23	$1,881.51	+14.50%	top gainer, 20D +30.01% back on main list at #5, 5D first to turn positive
KLAC KLA	$2,135.71	$2,411.64	+12.92%	equipment leader, back on main list at #4 + tops the 5D momentum list
LRCX Lam Research	$321.81	$362.52	+12.65%	equipment Big Four (KLAC / AMAT / LRCX / ASML) all back on main list
MU Micron	$891.88	$995.87	+11.66%	recouped 5D losses in one day, pressing $1,000; 20D +23.92% back on main list , counting down to 6/24 earnings
ARM Arm	$307.43	$342.23	+11.32%	fiercest rebounder among list regulars, 20D +54.71% holds #3 (5D still -13.02%)
AMAT Applied Materials	$497.02	$552.64	+11.19%	back on main list + 5D momentum list (+10.15%) double return
MRVL Marvell	$252.59	$280.71	+11.13%	20D +57.75% at #2; ADBE's CFO jumping to MRVL an after-hours subplot
INTC Intel	$107.04	$116.96	+9.27%	back to $116, YTD +216.96%; but 20D -2.77% still outside the threshold
NVDA Nvidia	$200.42	$204.87	+2.22%	held $200 but clearly lagged the surge day (SMH +6.75%), 20D -9.18% still weak
ORCL Oracle	$201.26	$184.10	-8.53%	top decliner: FY27 net capex $70B + $40B raise, 5D -22.10%, 20D / YTD both negative
TSLA Tesla	$381.60	$399.15	+4.60%	rebounded with risk-on, SpaceX IPO linkage (Musk theme), back near the $400 mark

*The 6/10→6/11 theme flipped in one day from 'full risk-off' to 'violent semiconductor rebound': Trump calling off the Iran strikes + oil -4% + SpaceX IPO positioning; memory/equipment led and the top 9 gainers were all semis. 20D main list went 6 → 14 names (KLAC / SNDK / AMAT / MU / CRWD / LRCX / APH / ASML eight returns, no removals); the 5D momentum list rebuilt 2 names from empty (KLAC / AMAT). Sole disaster: ORCL -8.53% (earnings capex / financing concerns). Back-calculated prior close = 6/11 close ÷ (1 + 6/11 % change).

📝 Summary Core conclusions after the 6/11 close

① Market structure : Trump calling off the Iran strikes + the oil plunge (USO -4.07%) + SpaceX IPO positioning — the market ignored the PPI blowout (+1.1% MoM, +6.5% YoY) and rebounded violently: S&P +1.75% to 7,394.30, Nasdaq +2.54% to 25,809.66, Dow +929.97 pts (+1.86%) to 50,848.75, back above 50K . Breadth 135 up vs 50 down (2.70:1), VIX -12.51% to 19.44 ; but F&G only repaired from 27 to 30 (Fear) — sentiment clearly lags price, and the mirrored two-day tape shows the market remains in event-driven high volatility.

② Theme 1: SpaceX lists today — the double-edged largest IPO in history : $135/share, $1.77T valuation, $75B raised (breaking Saudi Aramco's record), oversubscribed multiple times. A big opening pop would confirm risk appetite's full return; but the $75B liquidity drain + Mag 7 fund diversion ('SpaceX vs Mag 7' is now a live debate) is the bear script — the debut directly sets the pre-FOMC tone.

③ Theme 2: AI hardware/software divergence goes extreme : in a single session, memory/equipment soared (SNDK +14.50% / KLAC +12.92% / LRCX +12.65% / MU +11.66%) while ORCL plunged -8.53% on FY27 net capex $70B + $40B financing plans, and ADBE, despite a double beat, fell -5.7% after hours on its CFO's exit. AVGO → ORCL → ADBE: three straight 'good results, falling stock' — the market only rewards 'shovel sellers' benefiting from price hikes and severely punishes big-spending 'cash burners'; AI's internal fund structure set in one day.

④ Theme 3: inflation data has locked out cuts, but the oil defusing stops the bleeding for now : with CPI 4.2% (6/10) + PPI +6.5% YoY (6/11), CME FedWatch no longer prices any 2026 cut; but Trump calling off the strikes sent oil -4% in a day, the 10Y down from 4.54% to 4.46%, DXY back below 100 — the oil→inflation→rates spiral is temporarily defused. The hawkishness of next week's 6/16-17 FOMC dot plot is the next pricing anchor; US-Iran volatility remains the biggest tail risk.

⑤ List changes : 20D main list 6 → 14 names (largest single-day increase): KLAC / SNDK / AMAT / MU / CRWD / LRCX / APH / ASML eight returns, no removals; DELL +60.52% stays #1, MRVL / ARM at #2-3. The 5D momentum list rebuilt 2 names from empty (KLAC +13.16% / AMAT +10.15%, both equipment). Sub-sector reshuffle: semiconductor equipment (+25.0%) jumped to #1 > AI security (+23.0%) > Memory/HDD (+16.8%) > CPU/mobile chips (+14.3%) > Logic/ASIC/networking (+13.3%) > Software/AI cloud (+10.8%, bottom).

⑥ Conclusion & this week's strategy : the one-day violent rebound repaired price but not sentiment (F&G 30 Fear, VXN still above 30); the rebound's durability hinges on three things: (1) SpaceX's first-day performance today — a direct test of risk appetite and the liquidity drain; (2) the 6/16-17 FOMC dot plot — the degree of hawkish pricing with inflation in the 4s; (3) MU earnings on 6/24 — the ultimate validation of the memory price-hike cycle and the 'shovel seller' narrative. Positioning: semiconductor equipment and the memory duo, backed by fundamentals + low valuations (MU 8.9x / SNDK 10.3x), as the rebound's main axis; AI security balances offense and defense; software / AI cloud best avoided until capex financing concerns are digested; NVDA's weak bounce (20D -9.18%) shows heavyweight repair takes time. Note the 6/19 (Fri) Juneteenth closure and quad witching moved up to 6/18.

Sources: Futu US top 200 by market cap (6/11 close), Yahoo Finance (indexes / ETFs / risk gauges / Fwd P/E / net income), CNN Fear & Greed Index (6/11 official reading 30).
This report is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. All percentages are Futu/Yahoo actuals; S&P/NDX PE are non-real-time estimates.
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