I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.RAM.US put in a +13.28% week, closing at $13.82 versus the S&P 500’s +0.09%, a gap of roughly 13.19 percentage points. The move wasn’t a straight line: Monday opened near $12.30 and ticked up to $12.63, Tuesday pulled back to $11.86 and marked the week’s low around $11.46, then Wednesday and Thursday consolidated in the $12 range. Friday did the heavy lifting, running from $12.57 to an intraday high of $13.835 before settling at $13.82, essentially the weekly high.
The Week
RAM.US put in a +13.28% week, closing at $13.82 versus the S&P 500’s +0.09%, a gap of roughly 13.19 percentage points. The move wasn’t a straight line: Monday opened near $12.30 and ticked up to $12.63, Tuesday pulled back to $11.86 and marked the week’s low around $11.46, then Wednesday and Thursday consolidated in the $12 range. Friday did the heavy lifting, running from $12.57 to an intraday high of $13.835 before settling at $13.82, essentially the weekly high. Daily turnover averaged about 8.3m shares, roughly 44% below the 52-week median, so the rebound came on modest volume. There was no single catalyst this week; the move read more like a recovery from the July low.
The Week Ahead
The US macro calendar is busy. Tuesday 8 September brings NFIB small business optimism, with a prior print of 99.8. Thursday 10 September is the key session: 10-year Treasury auction results, initial jobless claims, final demand PPI, and existing home sales are all due. Markets expect PPI at 0.4, up from the prior 0, while jobless claims are forecast at 205 versus 206 previously. For a leveraged, narrow ETF like ram.us, macro-driven swings in rates and risk appetite can spill into the tape, so the reaction around those releases is worth tracking.
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