Wednesday Printed 7,723.52, SpaceX Last Sold $108.27, and Chicago Swept 7-6 Thursday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Wednesday’s last equity sale, SpaceX $108.27 after $15.8 billion of AI capex, Reuters-week oil $79.45, Chicago’s 7-6 sweep at Wrigley, and the existing Paramount–Warner, Yaroslavl, Uganda, Houthi, Iguala, Ebola, Kyiv-Patriot, and sunscreen spines. Thursday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
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Wednesday cash is the last equity sale: S&P 7,723.52, Nasdaq 26,363.44, Dow 54,349.06, Amazon $272.65, SpaceX $108.27. Chicago won 7-6. Thursday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Wednesday cash: S&P 500 7,723.52 down 0.17 percent, Nasdaq 26,363.44 down 0.83 percent, Dow 54,349.06 a record, Amazon $272.65, SpaceX $108.27 down 13.6 percent. Thursday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. SpaceX follow-through priced $18.4 billion of quarterly capex, including $15.8 billion on AI. A dated August 6 unlock has not printed. Super Micro’s shoe is still unused. Wednesday oil: Brent $79.45 and WTI $75.22. That is not a signed reopening. Wednesday at Wrigley: Chicago 7, Los Angeles 6. PCA two home runs. Attendance 38,691. Tuesday’s 5-1 is prior. The Cubs swept. Existing Thursday spines remain: the U.K. Paramount–Warner clearance, media-stock repricing, streaming-bundle credits, Yaroslavl and Bashneft drones, Uganda’s Gaza-troop kit, a Houthi freeze, Iguala’s arrest, an Ebola riverboat death, Kyiv’s Patriot calendar, and Italy’s failed sunscreens. Port 8443 faces a fifty-third morning. Nara lots stay stop-use on a forty-sixth staffed day. Flex is in a thirty-seventh morning of 5 percent against $75.22. Canada’s 50 percent Section 338 tariffs are still dated August 19. Cursor still Q3. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition