Yesterday, the US stock market experienced another typical choppy session. The three major indexes moved indecisively—S&P 500 barely closed in the green, up 0.11% at 6,857 points; the Dow dipped 0.07% to 47,850 points; the Nasdaq was a bit stronger, rising 0.22% to 23,505 points. VIXY fell 0.89%, closing at 30.16.

Tech stocks showed significant divergence. Meta led the gains, soaring 3.43%; Nvidia and Tesla also performed well, up 2.16% and 1.73% respectively; Microsoft inched up 0.65%. However, Google A dropped 0.63%, and Apple and Amazon fared worse, down 1.29% and 1.41% respectively. Among software stocks, Oracle’s 3.18% gain stood out, Adobe rose 0.6%, Broadcom and Qualcomm were basically flat, and Netflix slipped 0.71%.

On the Chinese concept stock side, the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index rose 0.39% to close at 7,731 points. The new energy vehicle sector was quite active—Canadian Solar surged 5.8%, NIO gained 5%, XPeng rose 3.5%, and EHang Holdings was also up over 4%.

The cryptocurrency market had a rougher time, weakening again. Bitcoin briefly fell below the $91,000 mark, and Ethereum was hit harder, retracing more than 5% from its intraday high.