🏛 Market Backdrop 6/24 close
| | SPY S&P 500 $733.24 On the day -0.05% Index 7,358.22 |
| | | QQQ Nasdaq 100 $710.62 On the day -0.42% Nasdaq 25,476.63 |
| | | IWM Russell 2000 $296.69 On the day +0.46% small caps perked up, benefiting from cooling rates |
| | | SMH Semiconductor ETF $618.92 On the day -0.50% dipped slightly on a wait-and-see tone, awaiting MU's after-hours results |
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🌡 Macro Risk Signals 6/24 close · Futu / CNN actuals
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VIX / VXN Volatility
VIX 18.63 -4.41%
VXN 30.18 -6.77%
VIX from 19.49 fell -4.41% to 18.63, tech-vol VXN fell -6.77% to 30.18 — panic faded the day after the bloodbath and the market stabilized; but with VXN still above 30, tech volatility hasn't fully settled.
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10Y / 2Y Treasury Yields
about 4.40%
10Y pulled back· oil crash easing inflation
The 10Y yield from ~4.49% eased to about 4.40%, the oil crash + cooling geopolitics eased inflation pressure and temporarily relieved rate pressure, helping valuation repair in high-multiple growth stocks; but volatility risk remains ahead of the 6/25 PCE data.
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DXY Dollar / WTI Crude
101.58
The dollar on the day +0.17% firmed slightly
DXY 101.58 (+0.17%)firmed slightly; USO Crude ETF -4.47%, Brent fell to $73.74 (-4.33%), WTI $70.34; cooling geopolitics kept oil sliding, pressuring both inflation and resource stocks.
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Fear & Greed Index
about 40-46, fear leaning neutral
stabilized the day after the bloodbath, sentiment recovering
CNN F&G estimated up from the prior day's fear to about 40-46 (fear leaning neutral): VIX fell -4.41%, oil crashed and rates pulled back, cash equities stabilized, and the after-hours MU blowout should lift sentiment.(not a real-time official value; estimated range)
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S&P 500 Valuation
PE ~24.6 (trailing)
Fwd PE ~21.3
The index was nearly flat (-0.10%), fwd P/E holding ~21.3, still above the 10-year average of 18.9; Dow +0.35% propped up by defensive consumer names, the market bottoming and stabilizing, awaiting PCE and earnings-season confirmation.(not a real-time official value)
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Nasdaq 100 Valuation
PE ~31.8 (trailing)
Fwd PE ~24.5
QQQ -0.42%, multiple holding ~31.8; semis dipped on a wait-and-see tone and software/AI cloud stayed weak, weighing on the index, but the after-hours MU good news should drive a tech-valuation repair tonight.(not a real-time official value)
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📅 Earnings / Key Events — Next 2 Weeks 6/25 - 7/5
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📌 Major Tech / Semiconductor Earnings
| 6/24 (Wed) | MU Micron · reported after-hours ⭐⭐⭐ FY26 Q3 blowout: revenue $41.5B (+346%) vs $35.6B expected, adj EPS 25.11 vs 20.60, Q4 guidance $50.0B ±$1.0B vs $42.9B. HBM fully sold out, +14.9% after-hours to $1,205. |
| 6/26 (Fri) | NKE Nike · after-hours Q4 FY26 (tentative); reflects consumer momentum and the China market — a bellwether for consumer-discretionary names. |
| Follow-up | Memory-chain follow-through check After MU's blowout, whether SNDK / WDC / STX / the equipment chain (AMAT / KLAC / LRCX) follow higher tonight (6/25) is key to keeping the memory bulls alive. |
| 7/1 (Wed) | Run-up to the new earnings season Before the big banks + tech earnings season kicks off in mid-July, the market focuses on AI capex monetization guidance and the pass-through of memory price hikes. |
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📊 Macro / Policy Events
| 6/25 (Thu) ⭐⭐ | May PCE price index + final Q1 GDP The Fed's most-watched inflation gauge; market estimates core PCE +3.3% YoY, headline +4.1% (April 3.8%), with inflation expectations peaking; a hot print could weigh on the just-recovering high-multiple tech. |
| 6/26 (Fri) | Final UMich consumer sentiment Watch the move in yields and rate-hike expectations after PCE; the inflation-expectations subcomponent is the focus. |
| Geopolitics / Oil | Oil keeps sliding, geopolitics cooling Brent -4.33% to $73.74, WTI $70.34, geopolitical risk easing; low oil helps inflation come down but drags energy / copper miners (SCCO -3.77% / BP -3.74%). |
| 7/4 (Sat) | Independence Day (early close) 7/3 (Fri) U.S. markets close early, 7/4 (Sat) closed; with early-month payrolls + thin pre-holiday liquidity, watch for volatility. |
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💡 Key Observations
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📈 Top Gainers of the Day (Top 200 · 1D)
BKNG +7.29%, GLW +6.06%, SHOP +6.03%, UBER +6.00%, HD +5.67%, DHR +5.53%, TMO +4.87%, ASX +3.95%, GE +2.64%, APH +2.57%. Travel / E-commerce / Ride-hailing / Retail consumer / Healthcare / OSATrebounded broadly as money rotated back into cyclicals the day after the bloodbath.
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📉 Top Losers of the Day (Top 200 · 1D)
ORCL -4.62%, STX -4.30%, WDC -4.01%, NEM -3.88%, SCCO -3.77%, BP -3.74%, QCOM -3.29%, PLTR -2.74%, SNDK -2.50%, MSFT -2.27%. Software & AI cloud / Storage / Energy / Copper minersstayed weak; the oil crash dragged resource stocks and software still hasn't stopped bleeding.
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🔎 Story 1: After-hours MU earnings blowout +14.9%
The real focus the day after the bloodbath was after-hours: Micron's FY26 Q3 revenue $41.5B (+346% YoY) far above the $35.6B estimate, adj EPS 25.11 crushing 20.60, Q4 guidance $50.0B ±$1.0B(vs $42.9B expected) a record all-time high.HBM capacity fully sold out, the price-hike cycle gets its ultimate confirmation, MU spiked after-hours +14.9% to $1,205, reigniting the entire AI memory trade.
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🔎 Story 2: Cash equities stabilize, rotation into consumer & healthcare
The day after the bloodbath, cash equities consolidated in a tight range as money rotated into cyclicals and defensives: BKNG +7.29% / SHOP +6.03% / UBER +6.00% / HD +5.67% / TMO +4.87%, travel, consumer and healthcare led, Dow +0.35% propped up the tape, IWM +0.46% small caps perked up. However ORCL -4.62% software & AI cloud stayed weak, STX / WDC storage consolidated as oil crashed and rates pulled back, and semis dipped slightly awaiting MU's release.
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🔎 Focus Stocks: MU / SNDK / WDC / NVDA Memory group earnings blowout
| | MU Micron — $1,048.51 (6/24 -0.31%)after-hours +14.9% blowout • Momentum: 5D +2.72%, 20D +17.04%, YTD +267.52%, market cap $1.18T • After-hours earnings blowout +14.9%: cash shares -0.31% in a tight wait-and-see range before results; after the close Q3 revenue $41.5B / EPS 25.11 / Q4 guidance $50.0B both beat, and the stock spiked to $1,205. • Fwd P/E just 8.6 (lowest of all large-cap semis), net income TTM $24.1B; HBM fully sold out, the price-hike thesis ultimately confirmed — a last-ditch comeback for the memory bulls. |
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| | SNDK SanDisk — $1,914.46 (6/24 -2.50%)may follow higher after MU • Momentum: 5D -3.87%, 20D +20.44%, YTD +706.50%, market cap $283.5B • Choppy -2.50% before earnings: fell to $1,914, the pure-play NAND maker consolidating with memory; 20D still +20.44%, 5th on the main list, and may follow higher tonight after MU's blowout. • Fwd P/E 10.5, net income TTM $4.5B; YTD +706% still the list's top gainer, with NAND spot pricing the key to further upside. |
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| | WDC Western Digital — $643.83 (6/24 -4.01%)20D still 4th • Momentum: 5D -5.47%, 20D +22.75%, YTD +274.01%, market cap $221.9B • Gave back -4.01% with storage: the storage group consolidated as oil crashed and rates pulled back, 5D -5.47%; 20D +22.75% still 4th on the main list, with cloud HDD capacity demand the most resilient. • Fwd P/E 35.7, net income TTM $6.4B; with STX it forms the HDD duo, and the memory/storage chain should perk up after MU's blowout. |
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| | NVDA Nvidia — $199.00 (6/24 -0.52%)Consolidating at the edge of $200 • Momentum: 5D -4.05%, 20D -7.27%, YTD +6.83%, market cap $4.82T • Tight consolidation -0.52%, holding $199: the AI heavyweight has lagged short-term, 20D -7.27%; MU's strong HBM sales + record Q4 guidance is an indirect positive for Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform demand. • Fwd P/E ~15.6, net income TTM $159.6B (highest on the list); the AI leader has the steadiest fundamentals, awaiting MU's good news to lift the group. |
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| 🚀 Momentum Picks — Top 5Selection logic: a momentum × relative-valuation two-factor screen — 5D/10D/20D strong across all three windows, with Fwd P/E within the industry's reasonable range (the valuation gate removes the overpriced), ranked by ‘momentum strength × valuation cheapness’; ignores revenue / earnings / narrative |
| | 1DELL DellAI servers 5D +7.42%10D +13.69%20D +42.28%Fwd P/E 20.3market cap $281.3B Still strong the day after the bloodbath, leading across all three windows: 6/24 +1.47% closed green against the tide, 5D/10D/20D all positive (7.4/13.7/42.3) with 20D atop the board, Fwd just 20x — reasonable AI-server valuation, ranking 1st on momentum × cheapness. |
| | 2MU MicronDRAM/HBM/NAND 5D +2.72%10D +12.03%20D +17.04%Fwd P/E 8.6 ★cheapestmarket cap $1.18T Three windows turned positive + cheapest valuation + earnings blowout: 5D flipped from negative to positive (5D/10D/20D 2.7/12.0/17.0), Fwd just 8.6x — lowest of all semis, after-hours Q3/Q4 both beat +14.9%; warming momentum plus rock-bottom valuation ranks it 2nd. |
| | 3AMAT Applied MaterialsSemiconductor equipment 5D +3.65%10D +17.98%20D +29.48%Fwd P/E 36.1market cap $467.6B Strongest of the equipment group across all three windows: 6/24 +0.53% closed green against the tide, 5D/10D/20D all positive (3.7/18.0/29.5), Fwd 36x mid-range within the equipment band (25–55) — reasonable valuation, momentum ranks 3rd. |
| | 4KLAC KLASemiconductor equipment 5D +1.33%10D +12.41%20D +19.56%Fwd P/E 47.5market cap $314.1B Equipment/metrology aligned across three windows: 6/24 -1.64% slight dip, 5D/10D/20D all positive (1.3/12.4/19.6), Fwd 47.5x at the upper edge of the equipment band — acceptable valuation; with AMAT it forms the equipment-momentum duo, ranking 4th. |
| | 5APH AmphenolConnectors 5D +2.65%10D +5.81%20D +16.81%Fwd P/E 28.6market cap $200.3B Connectors aligned across three windows + closed green against the tide: 6/24 +2.57% rebound, 5D/10D/20D all positive (2.7/5.8/16.8), Fwd 28.6x reasonable valuation; steady AI-server connector / cable demand, mild momentum ranks 5th. |
*This ‘Momentum Picks’ uses a momentum + relative-valuation two-factor ranking: the universe is the top 200 by market cap, requiring 5D/10D/20D positive across all three windows, and using each industry's reasonable Fwd P/E range as a valuation gate.On 6/24 cash equities stabilized and many memory / equipment leaders' 5D flipped positive, returning to the list(MU 5D +2.72% / DELL +7.42% / AMAT +3.65% aligned across three windows; MU Fwd 8.6x is the cheapest on the list, earning a big valuation-gate bonus); WDC / SNDK 5D still negative, KLAC joins the equipment duo. Each % is Futu's 6/24 close, 10D computed by Yahoo, Fwd P/E Yahoo's same-day value. High-momentum names also pull back fast — be sure to set stops and position limits. This information is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.
📋 Full ListTop 200 by market cap · 20D gain > 20% · sorted by 20D
Memory / CPU Logic / ASIC / Hardware Software / Cybersecurity Non-tech |Green=6/24 up Red=6/24 down
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Price | Gain (20D) |
1D (6/24) |
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| DELL DellAI servers | 434.06 | | +1.47% | +7.42% | +42.28% | +247.40% | 20.3 | 84 as of 5/1 | 2,813 |
| MRVL MarvellASIC / networking chips | 276.70 | | -0.84% | -0.71% | +32.86% | +226.00% | 44.8 | 25 as of 5/2 | 2,421 |
| AMAT Applied MaterialsSemiconductor equipment | 588.97 | | +0.53% | +3.65% | +29.48% | +129.75% | 36.1 | 85 as of 4/26 | 4,676 |
| WDC Western DigitalHDD storage | 643.83 | | -4.01% | -5.47% | +22.75% | +274.01% | 35.7 | 64 as of 4/3 | 2,219 |
| SNDK SanDiskNAND | 1,914.46 | | -2.50% | -3.87% | +20.44% | +706.50% | 10.5 | 45 as of 4/3 | 2,835 |
*List (20D gain > 20%): this run has 5 names(11 the prior trading day; on 6/24 some memory / equipment names' 20D slipped below the 20% threshold, with KLAC / STX / LRCX / APH / HOOD dropping off).DELL tops the board with 20D +42.28%, MRVL +32.86% 2nd, AMAT +29.48% 3rd. The gain bar chart uses DELL's 20D +42.28% as the 100% baseline; bar color = industry category. Net income= trailing four quarters (TTM), in units of $100M (each stock's ‘as of M/D’ is its latest fiscal-quarter end); to be updated after the next quarter's results.
📋 Full List (5D Momentum)Top 200 by market cap · 5D gain > 10% · sorted by 5D
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Price | Gain (5D) |
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1D (6/24) |
YTD | Fwd P/E | Net income ($100M) | Market cap ($100M) |
| BE Bloom EnergyFuel cell | 326.19 | | +16.13% | +7.87% | +1.31% | +275.41% | 74.8 | 0 as of 3/31 | 928 |
| GLW CorningGlass / fiber optics | 205.83 | | +16.01% | +5.09% | +6.06% | +135.87% | 49.0 | 18 as of 3/31 | 1,772 |
| INTC IntelCPU / foundry | 131.65 | | +12.47% | +6.58% | -0.48% | +256.78% | 85.1 | -32 as of 3/28 | 6,617 |
| ASX ASEOSAT | 41.34 | | +12.21% | +6.14% | +3.95% | +156.77% | 20.8 | 15 as of 3/31 | 922 |
*List (5D gain > 10%): this run has 4 names(0 the prior trading day; after 6/24's stabilization, BE / GLW / INTC / ASX 5D momentum strengthened and returned to the board).BE +16.13% tops the board, GLW +16.01% close behind, INTC +12.47% 3rd. The gain bar chart uses BE's 5D +16.13% as the 100% baseline; bar color = industry category. ASX's net income is an approximate USD conversion from TWD (reporting currency TWD). Net income= trailing four quarters (TTM), in units of $100M (INTC is a loss, shown in red; each stock's ‘as of M/D’ is its latest fiscal-quarter end); to be updated after the next quarter's results.
🤖 AI Sub-sector Breakdown After 6/24 close · 20D average
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🧠 Memory / HDD 20D +19.4%
WDC +22.75%, SNDK +20.44%, STX +17.52%, MU +17.04%. Still the top sub-sector on 20D; on 6/24 it consolidated slightly with storage (WDC -4.01% / STX -4.30% / SNDK -2.50%), but the after-hours MU blowout +14.9% should give the memory chain a strong bounce tonight.
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⚙ Semiconductor equipment 20D +18.3%
AMAT +29.48%, KLAC +19.56%, LRCX +16.23%, ASML +8.01%. Mixed on 6/24's stabilization (AMAT +0.53% / LRCX +0.93% against the tide, KLAC -1.64% / ASML -0.88%); the equipment chain was relatively resilient, momentum ranking 2nd.
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🖥 AI servers / Comms 20D +16.6%
DELL +42.28%, APH +16.81%, GLW +5.09%, ANET +2.36%. DELL tops the entire 20D list, 6/24 +1.47% still strong against the tide; GLW +6.06% / APH +2.57% rebounded as the connector / materials chain perked up.
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🔗 Logic / ASIC / Networking 20D +8.2%
MRVL +32.86%, CSCO +1.18%, AVGO -9.32%. MRVL 2nd on 20D, 6/24 -0.84% slight dip then stabilized; ANET -0.28% / AVGO +0.51% flat, the ASIC chain consolidated in a tight range with the market.
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🛡 AI Cybersecurity 20D +6.6%
PANW +11.10%, FTNT +8.45%, CRWD +0.22%. Slight give-back on 6/24 (PANW -1.94% / FTNT -1.84% / CRWD -1.16%), profit-taking after the prior day's safe-haven bid; 20D still mid-pack among sub-sectors, retaining its defensive character.
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⚡ AI Power Infrastructure 20D +4.4%
GE +16.34%, BE +7.87%, CEG -11.14%. Mixed on 6/24: GE +2.64% / BE +1.31% still strong against the tide, aerospace and fuel cells resilient; CEG -0.85% as nuclear was pressured, power infrastructure rebounding mildly.
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💻 CPU / Mobile chips 20D -3.0%
ARM +11.79%, AMD +3.15%, TXN -6.70%, QCOM -20.37%. Mixed on 6/24: AMD -0.02% flat, ARM -2.00% still weak; QCOM -3.29% led lower and is last on 20D, mobile-chip demand doubts unresolved.
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☁ Software / AI cloud 20D -9.0%
IBM +4.89%, CDNS -2.45%, NOW -6.12%, APP -9.58%, CRM -14.48%, PLTR -16.91%, ORCL -18.40%. Last on 20D and still weak on 6/24: ORCL -4.62% led lower, PLTR -2.74% / NOW -2.23%; software & AI cloud hasn't stopped bleeding.
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📊 Sub-sector Strength Ranking (20D average)
Memory/HDD +19.4% > Equipment +18.3% > AI servers/Comms +16.6% > Logic/ASIC/Networking +8.2% > AI Cybersecurity +6.6% > AI Power +4.4% > CPU/Mobile -3.0% > Software/AI cloud -9.0% last. On 6/24 ‘cash equities stabilized, after-hours MU blowout’: memory / equipment / AI servers stood as the three leaders, while software & AI cloud stayed weak at the bottom.
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📈 Breadth Snapshot Top 200 by market cap · 6/24 advancers vs decliners
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Advancers
85
about 44% (of the top 200); travel / consumer / healthcare led
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Decliners
108
about 56%; software / storage / energy / copper miners led lower
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Advance/decline ratio
0.79 : 1
Breadth slightly negative, but stabilizing and narrower than the prior day's 0.78
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*6/24 breadthslightly negative (0.79:1, 85 up vs 108 down), a bit narrower than the prior day's 87:112, showing a ‘stabilizing the day after the bloodbath, rotating into consumer & healthcare’ setup — travel / consumer / healthcare / OSAT (BKNG / SHOP / HD / TMO / ASX) rebounded, while software & AI cloud / storage / energy (ORCL / STX / WDC / SCCO) stayed weak; the Dow closed green on defensive consumer (+0.35%), Nasdaq -0.43% dipped awaiting MU. The after-hours MU blowout +14.9% sets up tonight's (6/25) counterattack.
🔁 6/23 → 6/24 Change Tracker
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6/23 close (back-calculated) |
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6/24 change |
Key change |
| MU Micron | $1,051.77 | $1,048.51 | -0.31% | Tight before earnings, after-hours +14.9% blowout to $1,205; Q3/Q4 both beat |
| BKNG Booking | $168.94 | $181.25 | +7.29% | Top gainer of the day; travel & cyclicals led the bounce |
| GLW Corning | $194.07 | $205.83 | +6.06% | Fiber-optic glass rebounded, 5D +16.01% back on the 5D board |
| SHOP Shopify | $107.68 | $114.17 | +6.03% | E-commerce & software rebounded, consumer themes bought back |
| HD Home Depot | $324.46 | $342.86 | +5.67% | Retail consumer rebounded, benefiting from falling rates |
| TMO Thermo Fisher | $469.34 | $492.20 | +4.87% | Medical instruments rebounded, defensive consumer still strong |
| ORCL Oracle | $165.16 | $157.53 | -4.62% | Top loser of the day; software & AI cloud still weak, 20D -18.40% |
| STX Seagate | $1,037.88 | $993.25 | -4.30% | HDD gave back with storage, 20D dropped off the 20% main list |
| WDC Western Digital | $670.73 | $643.83 | -4.01% | Storage consolidated, 20D +22.75% still 4th on the main list |
*The 6/23→6/24 theme shifted from ‘semis bloodbath’ to ‘cash equities stabilize, rotation into consumer & healthcare + after-hours MU blowout’: travel / consumer / healthcare led the bounce (BKNG +7.29% / GLW +6.06% / SHOP +6.03% / HD +5.67%), software / storage stayed weak (ORCL -4.62% / STX -4.30% / WDC -4.01%).After-hours Micron Q3/Q4 both beat, +14.9% to $1,205 — a last-ditch comeback signal for the memory bulls.The 20D main list shrank from 11 to 5 names: KLAC / STX / LRCX / APH / HOOD dropped off as their 20D fell below 20%. Back-calculated prior-day close = 6/24 close ÷ (1 + 6/24 change%).
📝 Summary Core takeaways after the 6/24 close
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① Market structure: the day after the bloodbath, cash equities consolidated in a tight range and stabilized ahead of MU; the three major indices diverged — Dow +0.35% at 51,848.90, S&P -0.10% at 7,358.22, Nasdaq -0.43% at 25,476.63, SMH -0.50% dipped on a wait-and-see tone, Russell (IWM) +0.46% perked up.VIX fell -4.41% to 18.63, VXN -6.77% to 30.18, 10Y ~4.40%, oil crashed -4.5%. Breadth 85 up vs 108 down (0.79:1, narrower than the prior day) — ‘stabilizing the day after the bloodbath, rotating into consumer & healthcare’.
② Theme 1: After-hours MU earnings blowout, memory's last-ditch comeback: Micron's FY26 Q3 revenue $41.5B (+346% YoY) far above the $35.6B estimate, adj EPS 25.11 crushing 20.60, Q4 guidance $50.0B ±$1.0B(vs $42.9B) a record high. HBM fully sold out, the price-hike cycle gets its ultimate confirmation, MU +14.9% after-hours to $1,205, reigniting the entire AI memory trade and setting up a reversal after the prior day's bloodbath.
③ Theme 2: Cash equities rotate into consumer & healthcare, cyclicals rebound: the day after the bloodbath, money rotated back into cyclicals and defensives: BKNG +7.29% / SHOP +6.03% / UBER +6.00% / HD +5.67% / TMO +4.87% / DHR +5.53%, travel, consumer and healthcare led, Dow +0.35% propped up the tape, IWM +0.46% small caps perked up. Oil's -4.5% crash + the 10Y easing to 4.40% help valuation repair.
④ Theme 3: Software & AI cloud / storage stay weak, rebound breadth still narrow: ORCL -4.62% led lower, software & AI cloud last on 20D at -9.0%(PLTR -2.74% / NOW -2.23% / CRM weak); STX / WDC storage consolidated as oil crashed and rates pulled back. Breadth 0.79:1 is still slightly negative, the rebound hasn't broadened fully, awaiting MU's good news to play out tonight.
⑤ List changes: the 20D main list shrank from 11 to 5 names(KLAC / STX / LRCX / APH / HOOD dropped below the 20% threshold): DELL +42.28% tops the board, MRVL +32.86% 2nd, AMAT +29.48% 3rd. The 5D momentum board recovered from 0 to 4 names(BE +16.13% / GLW +16.01% / INTC +12.47% / ASX +12.21%). Sub-sectors: Memory/HDD +19.4% > Equipment +18.3% > AI servers +16.6% > Logic/ASIC +8.2% > Cybersecurity +6.6% > Power +4.4% > CPU -3.0% > Software/AI cloud -9.0% last.
⑥ Conclusion & this week's strategy: the day after the bloodbath, cash equities stabilized and rotated into consumer & healthcare; after the close MU's earnings blowout +14.9% is a last-ditch comeback signal for the memory bulls. On positioning: the memory / equipment group (MU's Fwd 8.6x cheapest + earnings confirmation, DELL 20D +42% still strong against the tide) is the relatively strong main line; but watch the ‘sell-the-news’ risk — scale in rather than chase; software & AI cloud stays weak and shouldn't be bottom-fished.Tonight's 6/25 PCE(core estimate +3.3%) is the biggest variable; a hot print could weigh on the just-recovering high-multiple tech and sap the rebound momentum from MU's good news.
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Sources: Futu top-200 U.S. market-cap list (6/24 close), Yahoo Finance (indices / ETFs / risk metrics / Fwd P/E / net income / MU after-hours), CNN Fear & Greed Index (estimated), company filings and news (MU FY26 Q3).
This report is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. All percentages are Futu / Yahoo actuals; F&G and S&P / NDX P/E are non-real-time estimated values.
DAILY US EQUITY · 2026-06-25 (6/24 U.S. close)