Market Overview
▪ The three major U.S. stock indices closed collectively lower in the early morning of January 15, 2026, Beijing time, retreating from the previous day's highs.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 49,149.63 points, down 0.09%. After reaching a historical high the previous day, it experienced a slight pullback today, remaining in a high volatility range.
The S&amp;P 500 closed at 6,926.6 points, down 0.53%, also failing to maintain the new high from the previous day, hovering near historical highs for the second consecutive day.
The Nasdaq closed at 23,471.75 points, down 1.00%, showing a noticeable pullback after approaching high points consecutively, now less than a day away from the previous high.
Sector Performance
▪ The semiconductor sector showed significant divergence during the trading day. While Intel rose 3.02% and AMD increased 1.19%, Nvidia fell 1.44% and Broadcom dropped 4.15%, dragging down the sector, mainly affected by the U.S. imposing additional tariffs on non-U.S. semiconductor products.
▪ The automotive manufacturing sector generally declined. Tesla fell 1.79%, while Rivian dropped 7.16%, impacted by UBS analysts downgrading their ratings, leading to intensified capital outflows from the sector.
▪ The system software sector weakened, with Microsoft down 2.40%, putting pressure on its market capitalization. Oracle fell 4.29%, leading the sector decline, with significant adjustments in industry confidence.
Macroeconomic Background
▪ Recently, the U.S. stock market has focused on core CPI and employment data, reflecting moderate inflation pressures and a strong labor market. Market sentiment regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy remains cautious, with stable economic fundamentals supporting the volatility pattern in U.S. stocks.
Popular Stocks
▪ High Roller Tech (ROLR.US) surged 436.65%, with a trading volume of $1.551 billion. No significant positive news was reported during the day, but its high turnover rate attracted market attention. The clear growth momentum has drawn short-term capital.
▪ Inspire Veterinary Partners (IVP.US) rose 256.52%, with a trading volume of $173 million, showing a notable increase in trading activity, but lacking direct news-driven background.
▪ Lottery.com (SEGG.US) increased 79.91%, with a trading volume of $340 million, still performing well despite a weak market environment.
▪ Brand Engagement Network (BNAI.US) and Rich Sparkle (ANPA.US) rose 60.66% and 70.50%, respectively, but their trading activity varied, with no significant positive news released.
Top 10 Market Trading Volumes
▪ Nvidia (NVDA.US) latest trading price $183.14, down 1.44%, trading volume $29.079 billion
▪ Tesla (TSLA.US) latest trading price $439.2, down 1.79%, trading volume $25.082 billion
▪ Microsoft (MSFT.US) latest transaction price $459.38, down 2.40%, transaction amount $12.992 billion
▪ Apple (AAPL.US) latest transaction price $259.96, down 0.42%, transaction amount $10.374 billion
▪ Broadcom (AVGO.US) latest transaction price $339.89, down 4.15%, transaction amount $10.211 billion
▪ Amazon (AMZN.US) latest transaction price $236.65, down 2.45%, transaction amount $9.841 billion
▪ Meta (META.US) latest transaction price $615.52, down 2.47%, transaction amount $9.606 billion
▪ Google -A (GOOGL.US) latest transaction price $335.84, down 0.04%, transaction amount $9.531 billion
▪ AMD (AMD.US) latest transaction price $223.6, up 1.19%, transaction amount $8.95 billion
▪ JP Morgan (JPM.US) latest transaction price $307.87, down 0.97%, transaction amount $7.999 billion

U.S. stocks closed lower on Friday, with all three major indices experiencing varying degrees of pullback, and technology stocks generally under pressure. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell slightly by 0.09%, the S&P 500 index dropped by 0.53%, and the Nasdaq declined by 1.0%. The market as a whole entered a state of volatile adjustment, with funds focusing on the trends of core macroeconomic data and individual stock movements

- On January 15, 2026, U.S. stock indices closed lower, with the Dow down 0.09%, S&P 500 down 0.53%, and Nasdaq down 1.00%.  
- The semiconductor sector showed mixed results, as Intel and AMD rose while Nvidia and Broadcom fell due to tariffs on non-U.S. semiconductor products.  
- High Roller Tech saw a dramatic increase of 436.65%, attracting short-term investment despite a generally weak market environment.

Market Heartbeat

Intel

NVIDIA

Tesla

Rivian Automotive

Microsoft

Oracle

Inspire Veterinary Partners

Lottery.com

Brand Engagement Network

Rich Sparkle

Apple

High Roller Tech

U.S. stock market close | All three major indices retreated, with the Nasdaq showing a significant decline of 1%, leading companies fell broadly, High Roller Tech surged 436.65%