Tuesday Printed 7,736.53, SpaceX Printed $7.8 Billion After Hours, and Chicago Won 5-1 Wednesday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Tuesday’s last equity sale, a $7.8 billion SpaceX after-hours print that is not Wednesday cash, Reuters Brent $79.36, Chicago’s 5-1 at Wrigley, and the existing Hormuz-coordinates, Fly Baghdad, FDA flu, Falcon 9, Leipzig, Karachi, Hasina, mFLUSIVA, Albania-Danube, and Pope Leo spines. Wednesday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
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Tuesday cash is the last equity sale: S&P 7,736.53, Nasdaq 26,584.99, Dow 54,091.42, Amazon $277.42, SpaceX $125.33 regular then $7.8 billion after hours. Reuters Brent $79.36. Chicago won 5-1. Wednesday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Tuesday cash: S&P 500 7,736.53 a record, Nasdaq 26,584.99, Dow 54,091.42 a record, Amazon $277.42, SpaceX $125.33 regular and a $7.8 billion after-hours earnings print that is not Wednesday cash. Wednesday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. Reuters Tuesday oil: Brent $79.36, down 5.3 percent, and WTI $75.77. That is not a signed reopening. Tuesday at Wrigley: Chicago 5, Los Angeles 1. Skubal debuted and lost 7-6. Attendance 40,584. Monday’s 10-5 is prior. Existing Wednesday spines remain: Iran-Oman coordinates, Fly Baghdad’s OFAC lift, FDA flu pharmacy rewards, Falcon 9’s moon strike, Leipzig’s drone, Karachi’s founder murder, Hasina’s return vow, Moderna’s mFLUSIVA, Albania’s fires and a near-dry Danube, and Pope Leo’s Latin America itinerary. Port 8443 faces a fifty-second morning. Nara lots stay stop-use on a forty-fifth staffed day. Cursor still Q3. After-hours SpaceX is in and is not Wednesday cash. Flex is in a thirty-sixth morning of 5 percent against $75.77. Super Micro’s 11.25 million shoe is still unused. Canada’s 50 percent Section 338 tariffs are still dated August 19. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition