Friday's Record 7,757.64 Still Holds, Chicago Won 10-2, and Monday 9:30 Has Not Opened Monday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Friday’s record S&P 7,757.64, SpaceX $133.11, Chicago’s 10-2 at Kauffman, and existing spines on the Chocó 7.4, CENTCOM’s 55 redirects, and Luzon’s monsoon toll. Monday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Two minutes max — then you’re dangerous at breakfast.
Friday cash is the last equity sale: S&P 7,757.64, a record, SpaceX $133.11. Chicago won 10-2. Monday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Friday last sale: S&P 500 7,757.64 up 0.62 percent, a record; Nasdaq 26,690.62 up 1.3 percent; Dow 54,036.93 up 0.3 percent. SpaceX last sold $133.11. Monday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. Jobs printed −23,000 on Friday. That print already met Friday cash. It has not met a Monday open. Friday oil about Brent $83.55 and WTI $78.18. Iran’s three Hormuz conditions are not a signed reopening. Sunday at Kauffman: Chicago 10, Kansas City 2. Boyd 8-1, seven innings. Happ a two-run homer. Amaya a three-run homer. Attendance 24,225. Saturday’s 6-3 is prior. Existing Monday spines remain: the Chocó 7.4 on coffee and insurance, CENTCOM’s 55 redirected ships, quake trip-delay cards, a Nizhnekamsk refinery drone strike, new Iranian commanders, WHO’s DRC Ebola start date, Colombia’s Golan recognition, the Manizales cathedral tower, families searching after the quake, and Luzon’s monsoon toll. Port 8443 faces a fifty-seventh morning. Recalled lots stay stop-use on a fiftieth staffed day. Flex is in a forty-first morning of 5 percent against $78.18. Canada’s 50 percent Section 338 tariffs are still dated August 19. Cursor still Q3. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition