NFLXNetflix

After-hours

Sep 4, 4:20pm ET

$78.25

-4.75%open $82.15

Netflix is down 4.75% to $78.25 in after-hours trade, a rare single-session drop for a $325.8 billion name. Whether the $82.15 open gets reclaimed tomorrow is the level to watch.

Biggest movers · At the closeSep 4, 4:10pm ET

Gainers

GPROGoPro$1.73+24.1%
SNDKSanDisk$1,735.55+11.6%
ALABAstera Labs$311.74+10.2%
SKHYSK hynix Inc.$177.22+8.3%
IRENIren$44.65+7.2%

Losers

ASANAsana$8.9-11.8%
TSLATesla$354.48-5.8%
WDAYWorkday$195.78-5.4%
NFLXNetflix$78.31-5.3%
SNOWSnowflake$337.85-5.2%

Thursday's close split hard along hardware versus software: GoPro added 24.1% and SanDisk, Astera Labs and SK hynix all posted double-digit or near double-digit gains, while Asana, Workday and Snowflake each shed more than 5%. Tesla and Netflix fell with them.

CLOSING BELL

U.S. Markets

Sep 4, 4:00pm ET

S&P 500-0.38%
Dow Jones Industrial Average-0.58%
Nasdaq Composite-0.37%

The Dow did the heavy lifting on the downside, dropping 310 points as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq eased. Old-economy names carried the selling into the close.

Personal financeSep 4, 3:42pm ET

'You Don't Have a $1,000 Problem, You Have a $104,000 Problem': Ramsey to Law Grad Eyeing Refi

Jake Fitzgerald

A new law grad called Dave Ramsey live to ask about refinancing her student loans, and his response reframed the entire question in a way that exposes the mistake most borrowers make before they ever talk to a lender.

Stock picksSep 4, 3:22pm ET

3 Data Center REITs Collecting Rent From the AI Buildout

Chris Lange

Hyperscalers are signing multi-year leases at a pace that is rewriting the income playbook, and three REITs are quietly collecting the rent on every server warehouse in the deal. The question is which one fits a portfolio built for the long haul.

Stock picksSep 4, 3:07pm ET

SK Hynix Surges 7% as Memory Bid Widens Beyond NAND, Seagate Technology Rallies 5%

David Moadel

A broad memory bid swept through storage stocks Friday afternoon while the rest of the market softened, and the divergence between one sector ETF and the S&P 500 tells a story that goes well beyond a pair of NAND names catching a bid.

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Stock picksSep 4, 2:49pm ET

Jim Cramer Saw Copper Reaching $100, Yet One Trader Bought the Drop

Joel South

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Dividend incomeSep 4, 2:12pm ET

3 Consumer Staples Dividend Stocks That Keep Raising Through Downturns

Chris Lange

Some dividend stocks raise their payouts through one recession, maybe two. A handful of consumer staples names have kept writing bigger checks through every downturn for decades, and the cash flow behind that streak is more durable than most investors realize.

Personal financeSep 4, 2:02pm ET

His Cotton Farm Lost $200,000 Last Year. Social Security Wouldn't Let the Loss Follow This Year's Profit.

Gerelyn Terzo

Bad Crop, Good Crop A cotton grower watches a storm tear through one season and finishes the year roughly $200,000 in the red. The next crop does what the first one could not: yields recover, prices cooperate and the farm returns to profit. He has already claimed Social Security…

MacroSep 4, 1:48pm ET

"Diesel Is the Blood of the Economy": U.S. Prices Just Hit an All-Time High of $5.848 a Gallon

AJ Tiarsmith

Energy analyst Jaime Brito put it plainly this week: “Diesel is the blood of the economy. It’s the engine in which you move goods, food, agricultural goods from the farm to the supermarket”. That line landed with unusual weight because US retail diesel just set an all-time high.…

Personal financeSep 4, 1:29pm ET

Billions in U.S. Savings Bonds Have Stopped Earning Interest and Their Owners Don't Know It. The Ones in Your Parents' Drawer Went Silent at Exactly Year 30

David Beren

Somewhere in a drawer or shoebox, a savings bond from your parents may have quietly hit a wall years ago, stopped earning entirely, and already triggered a tax bill nobody filed. Here is how to find out if yours is one of them.

Retirement & wealthSep 4, 1:08pm ET

Gifting the House to the Kids Starts a Five-Year Penalty and Hands Them a Tax Bill. Letting Them Inherit It Does Neither

Jake Fitzgerald

Families sign over the house to protect it from nursing home costs, but that single decision can strand a parent without covered care and hand the kids a tax bill that inheritance would have wiped out entirely. The math on both surprises most people.