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Post-Close Edition · Monday, July 6, 2026

Nasdaq 100 jumps 1.43% as tech leads a broad risk-on rally Gold and silver both rose alongside equities — a split signal the Fear & Greed Index at 44 backs up.


The Daily Digest

  1. 01Nasdaq 100 up 1.43% as tech leads the session's risk-on move
  2. 02S&P 500 gains 0.87% with broad participation across equities
  3. 03Technology sector up 1.65%, the clear driver — healthcare and utilities both shed over 1%
  4. 04Bitcoin climbs 2.14% to $64,206 as crypto catches the risk-on bid
  5. 05Ethereum up 1.98% to $1,813 alongside broader crypto strength
  6. 06Silver up 1.98% as precious metals rally alongside equities
  7. 07Gold adds 1.06% — unusual to see safe-haven metals rise with risk assets
  8. 08Long-end Treasuries flat to slightly lower, TLT off 0.07% — no bond market alarm
  9. 09USD/JPY rises to 162.34, yen weakening as dollar firms 0.31% on DXY
  10. 10Fear & Greed Index sits at 44 — Fear — market mood still cautious despite today's gains

Top Movers

Gainers

BTCBitcoin+2.14%
SLVSilver+1.98%
ETHEthereum+1.98%
SOLSolana+1.67%
XLKTechnology+1.65%

Losers

ADACardano-2.12%
XLVHealthcare-1.09%
XLUUtilities-1.01%
EUR/USDEUR/USD-0.29%
XLEEnergy-0.17%

What If?

If you had put $1,000 into Bitcoin yesterday, you'd have $1,021.40 today.


The Big Picture

Tech grabbed the wheel and drove everything higher. The Nasdaq 100 jumped 1.43%, pulling the S&P 500 up 0.87% behind it, with the technology sector leading all groups at +1.65%. This was a clean risk-on session — investors rotating into growth and away from defensives. Healthcare dropped 1.09%, utilities fell 1.01%. The message: nobody wanted safety today. The interesting wrinkle is what happened outside equities. Gold rose 1.06% and silver surged 1.98% — precious metals don't usually rally alongside a risk-on equity move. That split signal, combined with the Fear & Greed Index still sitting at 44 (Fear territory), suggests conviction isn't deep. Bitcoin climbed 2.14% to $64,206 and crypto broadly caught the bid, but the bond market barely moved — long Treasuries were flat, which means rates aren't the story today. The yen is worth watching. USD/JPY hit 162.34, meaning the dollar now buys significantly more yen — a level that has historically prompted intervention from Japanese authorities. If Tokyo acts, it ripples. *This is not financial advice. Acid Capitalist is a financial news and commentary site — not a registered financial adviser. Always do your own research.*

Fear & Greed Index

44Fear
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Market Overview

Indices
S&P 500751.28+0.87%
Nasdaq 100722.82+1.43%
Dow Jones530.09+0.42%
Russell 2000298.90+0.44%
Crypto
Bitcoin64,206.00+2.14%
Cardano0.18-2.12%
Ethereum1,813.84+1.98%
XRP1.15+1.17%
Solana82.71+1.67%
Commodities
Gold382.13+1.06%
Natural Gas11.71+1.12%
Silver56.11+1.98%
Crude Oil104.35+0.36%
Bonds & Rates
20Y Treasury85.45%-0.07%
1-3Y Treasury81.98%+0.05%
Short 20Y35.45%+0.25%
Forex
EUR/USD1.14-0.29%
USD/JPY162.34+0.74%
GBP/USD1.33-0.08%
Dollar Index101.09+0.31%
Sectors
Technology183.57+1.65%
Energy53.13-0.17%
Healthcare161.96-1.09%
Utilities45.30-1.01%
Financials56.14+0.93%
Volatility
VIX20.65-2.73%