$SPX +1.31% from yesterday's close, a session above the norm with yields up and VIX down about 10. Market's eyeing the chip turmoil but the index holds. Does it hold if tech keeps bleeding?
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Latest delayed quote: 7,561.67, -0.41% versus the previous close (checked at 19:50 UTC on Nov 14, 2026).
Last close: 7,376.86 on Nov 6, 2026.
52-week closing range: 6,343.72 to 7,818.93. The last close sits 70% of the way from the low to the high.
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$SPX -0.25%, a flat session with nothing notable. US 10-year yield up, VIX up, right after Core CPI just came out. The book still looks undecided. Anyone see a clear direction in this?
$SPX friday with nothing special going on, vix down and gold up but the index stays flat... meh, a day to forget quickly