Wall Street wrapped up the session with mixed signals across the board. The Dow Jones surged past 1.3%, clinching another record close that's keeping bulls in the driver's seat. The S&P 500 managed to paint the tape green as well, marking yet another fresh high for the benchmark index. Meanwhile, tech stocks took a breather—the Nasdaq dipped 0.25%, a modest pullback after the sector's recent momentum. The divergence between blue chips and growth names signals traders rotating slightly, but the broader trend remains bullish with two of three major indices hitting all-time peaks.

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RektRecordervip
· 10h ago
The Dow Jones hits a new high again, but why are tech stocks starting to take a breather? Is rotation happening?
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ser_we_are_ngmivip
· 12-12 09:40
The Dow Jones hits a new high again, but the Nasdaq is draining liquidity. This rotation is a bit strange.
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MoonRocketmanvip
· 12-12 09:35
Dow Jones hits a new high? This is just the last refueling before the gravity correction. RSI is approaching the upper limit of the near-Earth orbit. Be careful not to lose momentum. The Nasdaq's 0.25% decline... uh... can be considered a normal orbital correction. The blue-chip rotation signal is very clear, and the launch window is still open. Two highs and one correction, this layout is a bit interesting. Escape velocity is just a little short of full firepower. The divergence of the three major indices? No, this is called "orbit adjustment." Let's wait and see how the main upward wave breaks through the atmosphere. Setting new highs historically is easy; the real question is who can survive and escape the gravity resistance level.
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PriceOracleFairyvip
· 12-12 09:28
dow pumping while tech takes a nap... classic sector rotation anomaly or just market inefficiency bleeding through? the arbitrage opportunity here is *chef's kiss* but ngl the correlation breakdown between blue chips and growth is giving oracle manipulation vibes 🤔
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