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Sign InMajor US equities displayed mixed performance during the June 24 session, driven by idiosyncratic catalysts in tech, aviation, and logistics. UBER shares surged 5.95% following disclosures of call option purchases by Nancy Pelosi and an expansion of its retail delivery network. Similarly, DE climbed 3.08% after management raised full-year net income guidance and initiated a new share buyback program. Conversely, WDC fell 3.63% due to concerns over potential share dilution and sector-wide profit-taking in semiconductors.
This divergence occurs as markets weigh retail momentum, with AMZN closing at $236.80 (close June 24, 2026) amid Prime Day optimism. Per market data, Uber's performance outpaced rival Lyft during the session, while Deere benefited from improved agricultural equipment margins compared to the previous quarter. Other notable levels include GE at $356.47 and GEV at $1,034.98 (close June 23, 2026), reflecting sustained institutional flows into large-cap industrials.
Looking ahead, traders are monitoring support levels for WDC near its June 23 low of $653.00 to gauge the depth of the semiconductor correction. On the macroeconomic front, the market awaits US Initial Jobless Claims (scheduled for June 18 per the economic calendar), which may provide fresh insights into consumer spending strength impacting platforms like Amazon and Uber.