U.S. equities opened mixed on July 24, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.17%, the S&P 500 gaining 0.07%, and the Nasdaq slipping 0.12%, according to BlockBeats. BIT (bit.com) market data showed a split performance across major technology names. Oracle rose nearly 2%, while AMD and Microsoft each gained more than 1%. Apple added 0.9%.
On the weaker side, Micron Technology fell 3%, SpaceX was down nearly 2%, Nvidia lost 0.26%, Broadcom dropped more than 1%, and SK Hynix ADR declined 3.85%. Pressure was also visible in storage-related stocks, where WDC fell 2.38%, STX lost 2.17%, and SNDK dropped 3.83%. Neocloud-related shares were broadly lower as well, with NBIS down 5.43% and both IREN and CRWV off more than 4%. The opening session pointed to a mixed start for U.S. equities, with AI-linked and infrastructure-related names showing uneven trading.
U.S. stocks opened mixed on July 24, according to BlockBeats. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.17%, the S&P 500 gained 0.07%, and the Nasdaq fell 0.12%.
BIT (bit.com) market data showed a split across major technology stocks. Oracle rose nearly 2%, while AMD and Microsoft each gained more than 1%. Apple added 0.9%.
Decliners included Micron Technology, down 3%, and SpaceX, down nearly 2%. Nvidia fell 0.26%, Broadcom dropped more than 1%, and SK Hynix ADR slid 3.85%.
Storage and neocloud stocks broadly lower
Storage names were under pressure at the open. WDC fell 2.38%, STX lost 2.17%, and SNDK dropped 3.83%.
Neocloud-related stocks also posted broad losses. NBIS fell 5.43%, while IREN and CRWV were each down more than 4%.
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