- HINCHartford High Yield ETFfixed-income0.50%
Just one launch Friday, and it is Hartford stretching further into credit: a high yield bond ETF at a 0.50% net expense ratio, arriving as Wellington prepares to take over the fund family.
A 7.22% slide to $11.31 leaves this enterprise AI software name worth just $1.8 billion, a market cap small enough that single sessions like this reset the whole story. Keep an eye on whether $11 holds.
Every one of the five worst names at Friday's close was an AI data center or cloud stock, led by CoreWeave's 12.3% drop. The entire winners' list came from energy and defense.
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A 7.53% drop to $168.62 takes roughly $9 billion off a $123.7 billion cybersecurity heavyweight, a rare single-session hit for a name this size. Keep an eye on whether it holds that level into the next open.
A 7.71% drop to $389.21 takes roughly $2.6 billion off a $31.6 billion company in a single session, an outsized move for a name that rarely swings this hard. Whether the after-hours level holds into tomorrow's open is the thing to track.
An 8.27% slide to $185.29 takes roughly $35 billion off one of the market's most crowded AI names in a single session. Moves this size are where Palantir's premium multiple gets tested, so keep an eye on whether the $202 open gets reclaimed.
- S&P 500-1.09%
- Dow Jones Industrial Average-0.54%
- Nasdaq Composite-2.30%
The Nasdaq's 2.3% drop was more than four times the Dow's loss, concentrating the damage in the crowded tech trade. Anyone overweight big tech felt this close far more than the index headline suggests.
A 7.18% slide to $12.36 leaves this ad tech name valued at just $5.3 billion, a fraction of what it once commanded.
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