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Daily Wrap · September 7, 2026 Monday

By the Numbers: CELX +13.85%, Composite -0.07%

September 7, 2026, Monday. Day type: Single-stock driven. Figures only, no adjectives.

Day type: single-stock driven.

Outlier: CELX +13.85%, 198x the index move.

Index: open 1,166.88, high 1,168.26, low 1,160.09, close 1,160.48, prior close 1,161.36, -0.07%, range 0.70%.

Breadth: advancers 22, decliners 14, unchanged 1, untraded 0, listed 37. Advancers as a share of traded: 59%.

Turnover: 11.02B CC, 59.64M shares, 829,812 trades. Largest by turnover: MEFA 1.24B CC.

News: 2 market-wide, 3 sector.

Data as of midnight New York time.

Index

Close
1,160.48
Change
-0.07%
Prev close
1,161.36
Open
1,166.88
High
1,168.26
Low
1,160.09
Up / Down / Flat
22 / 14 / 1
Turnover
11.02B CC
Volume
59.64M shares

Top gainers

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
CELX Fahrenheit BeveragesConsumer83.09+13.85%56.21M CC
CVAA Cavva KitchensConsumer99.58+11.33%55.89M CC
AMZX AmazoomInternet & Software274.42+5.59%1.20B CC
CPBX Campfield FoodsConsumer43.35+4.55%34.64M CC
ETSX Artsee MarketplaceInternet & Software55.56+4.51%40.17M CC

Top losers

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
LYFX Pinkride MobilityAutos & Mobility28.80-9.97%38.86M CC
JPMX Morgan MinorFinancials318.60-6.59%164.31M CC
SNOX Stonebridge FinancialFinancials163.14-6.15%34.82M CC
HIMX HimWell HealthHealthcare37.59-5.50%49.49M CC
GKOX Irisview MedicalHealthcare105.03-5.06%42.11M CC

Most traded

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
MEFA MetafaceInternet & Software630.16+0.69%1.24B CC
JYFT MacrohardInternet & Software506.68+0.50%1.23B CC
NVHD Coreforge GraphicsTech Hardware183.47-4.02%1.21B CC
GUGL Goodle NetworksInternet & Software228.45+1.05%1.20B CC
TNLA Tessera MotorsAutos & Mobility372.74+1.36%1.20B CC

Sector

SectorListingsAverage changeMost volatile
Consumer4+8.35%Fahrenheit Beverages +13.85%
Defense & Aerospace2+3.01%Nucore Technologies +3.14%
Utilities2+2.86%NextEon Energy +3.60%
Internet & Software10+1.83%Amazoom +5.59%
Materials2+0.44%Liberty Copper +2.20%
Energy3-0.82%Oil Baron Energy -3.55%
Real Estate3-1.31%Grandhall Hospitality -1.59%
Healthcare3-2.35%HimWell Health -5.50%
Tech Hardware3-4.05%Advanced Mini Devices -4.95%
Autos & Mobility2-4.30%Pinkride Mobility -9.97%
Financials3-5.49%Morgan Minor -6.59%

That day's news

  • City-wideMoney rotates into defensives as the city's appetite for risk fades

    Money in the city is rotating out of high-volatility sectors into defensive assets. Precious metals and Utilities draw inflows, while growth valuations come under pressure.

  • City-wideDemand forecasts are cut and the city's oil price falls to a low for the year

    Lower demand forecasts and building inventories are pushing the city's fuel prices down. Travel and transport costs improve, while upstream Energy profit expectations narrow.

  • FinancialsSeveral Financials companies see net interest margins narrow further

    A sector-wide move in Financials: Rising funding costs have squeezed net interest income.

  • Real EstateSeveral Real Estate companies see occupancy slip

    A sector-wide move in Real Estate: Some properties face renewal negotiations and vacancy pressure.

  • Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies lower near-term R&D milestone expectations

    A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: A key engineering milestone is running behind its original date.

  • Real EstateSeveral Real Estate companies update operating data for their investment properties

    A sector-wide move in Real Estate: Occupancy and rent levels held steady.

  • FinancialsSeveral Financials companies pick up more compliance remediation items

    A sector-wide move in Financials: Routine inspections raised several process remediation requirements.

  • Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies ramp new production lines slower than planned

    A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Yield swings during commissioning have pushed back full-capacity output.

  • HealthcareSeveral Healthcare companies miss interim targets in key validation

    A sector-wide move in Healthcare: Some metrics need additional samples and validation cycles.

  • ConsumerSeveral Consumer companies see same-store demand beat early-quarter expectations

    A sector-wide move in Consumer: Foot traffic, repeat purchases and basket size all improved.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies beat interim subscription renewal targets

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Large-account renewals and seat expansions are improving at the same time.

  • UtilitiesSeveral Utilities companies update operating cost figures

    A sector-wide move in Utilities: Costs and efficiency are within the planned range.

  • Real EstateSeveral Real Estate companies report construction starts and work in progress

    A sector-wide move in Real Estate: The pace of construction starts matches the annual investment plan.

  • MTCXPairup Group: New product engagement under short-term pressure

    Pairup Group reports on new product engagement: Unit costs on newly added capacity are above budget. Current business focus: Runs a portfolio of dating and social apps, monetized through subscriptions and add-ons.

  • XONMOil Baron Energy: Realized energy prices ahead of plan

    Oil Baron Energy reports on realized energy prices: Key units have resumed production early. Current business focus: Oil and gas exploration and production, refining, chemicals, LNG and low-carbon projects.

  • JPMXMorgan Minor: Net interest income under short-term pressure

    Morgan Minor reports on net interest income: Market volatility has brought a temporary outflow of funds. Current business focus: Retail banking, corporate lending, payments, asset management and capital-markets services.

  • NXEENextEon Energy: Wind and solar start-ups ahead of plan

    NextEon Energy reports on wind and solar start-ups: Dispatch optimization has reduced energy and maintenance consumption. Current business focus: Operates regulated power networks and invests in wind, solar, storage and transmission.

  • GUGLGoodle Networks: AI assistant monetization update

    Goodle Networks reports on AI assistant monetization: Ad load and user experience metrics are within the set range. Current business focus: Search, digital advertising, cloud, a voice assistant, video and autonomous-driving technology.

  • AMZXAmazoom: Fulfillment and delivery costs ahead of plan

    Amazoom reports on fulfillment and delivery costs: Large-account renewals and seat expansions are improving at the same time. Current business focus: Online marketplace, fulfillment logistics, seller services, cloud infrastructure and streaming subscriptions.

  • GUGLGoodle Networks: Search ad conversion under short-term pressure

    Goodle Networks reports on search ad conversion: Some developers are migrating to in-house solutions. Current business focus: Search, digital advertising, cloud, a voice assistant, video and autonomous-driving technology.

  • DYSNDizzney Entertainment: Theme park attendance ahead of plan

    Dizzney Entertainment reports on theme park attendance: Architecture optimization has lowered the resource cost per request. Current business focus: Film and television, streaming, theme parks, consumer-products licensing and sports media.

  • AMDXAdvanced Mini Devices: Console chip demand ahead of plan

    Advanced Mini Devices reports on console chip demand: The next-generation product has passed key stability validation. Current business focus: Processors and accelerators for PCs, game consoles, servers and AI computing.

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