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Daily Wrap · October 31, 2026 Saturday

FLASH: Composite closes 1,130.60 (+0.86%); 19 up, 18 down

October 31, 2026 close | News day.

MARKET: The city tightens mortgage and development-loan rules. MARKET: A city drugmaker's pivotal Phase 3 trial hits its primary endpoint. MARKET: Money flows back into growth as the city's risk appetite recovers. FINANCIALS: Several Financials companies update client and asset figures. TECH HARDWARE: Several Tech Hardware companies publish product validation stage data. INTERNET & SOFTWARE: Several Internet & Software companies grow cloud usage faster than expected.

Composite: close 1,130.60, +0.86%. Open 1,120.98, high 1,134.70, low 1,100.35, prior close 1,120.92.

Breadth: 19 up, 18 down, 0 unchanged.

Top gainers: Stonebridge Financial (SNOX) +9.28%, Milemark Digital (MRAX) +7.73%, Pairup Group (MTCX) +6.86%.

Top decliners: Nucore Technologies (BWXH) -7.26%, Liberty Copper (FCOP) -6.89%, Walmark Stores (WAMT) -6.79%.

Totals: turnover 3.70B CC, 27.07M shares, 442,864 trades.

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Index

Close
1,130.60
Change
+0.86%
Prev close
1,120.92
Open
1,120.98
High
1,134.70
Low
1,100.35
Up / Down / Flat
19 / 18 / 0
Turnover
3.70B CC
Volume
27.07M shares

Top gainers

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
SNOX Stonebridge FinancialFinancials180.42+9.28%53.96M CC
MRAX Milemark DigitalInternet & Software44.58+7.73%72.88M CC
MTCX Pairup GroupInternet & Software33.02+6.86%36.64M CC
AROX Stonearch Energy ServicesEnergy54.99+6.63%34.60M CC
EWBA Coast to Coast BancorpFinancials93.54+6.35%36.92M CC

Top losers

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
BWXH Nucore TechnologiesDefense & Aerospace206.31-7.26%10.46M CC
FCOP Liberty CopperMaterials57.76-6.89%39.58M CC
WAMT Walmark StoresConsumer90.67-6.79%52.94M CC
CVAA Cavva KitchensConsumer63.50-5.54%40.52M CC
LLYX Slimly PharmaHealthcare982.52-3.50%42.02M CC

Most traded

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
AMZX AmazoomInternet & Software345.13+3.02%382.41M CC
GUGL Goodle NetworksInternet & Software281.98+2.54%376.02M CC
JYFT MacrohardInternet & Software409.43+2.50%354.89M CC
MEFA MetafaceInternet & Software662.44+2.35%354.78M CC
NVHD Coreforge GraphicsTech Hardware134.33-1.64%329.20M CC

Sector

SectorListingsAverage changeMost volatile
Financials3+6.74%Stonebridge Financial +9.28%
Energy3+2.69%Stonearch Energy Services +6.63%
Internet & Software10+2.03%Milemark Digital +7.73%
Autos & Mobility2+0.77%Pinkride Mobility +4.36%
Tech Hardware3+0.73%Advanced Mini Devices +3.40%
Healthcare3+0.71%Irisview Medical +3.84%
Real Estate3-1.28%Carrigan Net Lease -2.61%
Utilities2-2.34%Midland Utilities -3.00%
Consumer4-2.84%Walmark Stores -6.79%
Materials2-4.78%Liberty Copper -6.89%
Defense & Aerospace2-5.09%Nucore Technologies -7.26%

That day's news

  • City-wideThe city tightens mortgage and development-loan rules

    The Authority has raised down-payment requirements and tightened development loan quotas. Transaction expectations move lower, and growth in building materials demand and bank mortgages slows.

  • City-wideA city drugmaker's pivotal Phase 3 trial hits its primary endpoint

    A fictional broad-spectrum therapy has significantly outperformed the control group in Phase 3, pulling approval expectations sharply forward. Healthcare is being re-rated as a whole, with online medicine and health insurance businesses benefiting alongside.

  • City-wideMoney flows back into growth as the city's risk appetite recovers

    Money in the city is rotating back out of defensive assets into high-volatility sectors. Growth valuations recover, while demand for precious metals and Utilities as a defensive allocation fades.

  • City-wideA powerful typhoon makes landfall on the city's coast, halting work and transport

    A powerful typhoon has brought power outages, transport shutdowns and building damage. Travel and Real Estate come under near-term pressure, followed by rising demand for grid repairs, fuel and building materials.

  • FinancialsSeveral Financials companies update client and asset figures

    A sector-wide move in Financials: Client numbers and assets under management are holding steady.

  • Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies publish product validation stage data

    A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Current validation results have not deviated from the established roadmap.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies grow cloud usage faster than expected

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Enterprise usage and renewal rates are improving together.

  • FinancialsSeveral Financials companies lift provision coverage ratios further

    A sector-wide move in Financials: The provisioning pace leaves more buffer for future operations.

  • Autos & MobilitySeveral Autos & Mobility companies face higher unit manufacturing costs

    A sector-wide move in Autos & Mobility: Raw material and logistics costs pushed up the cost per vehicle.

  • Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies update compute platform delivery schedules

    A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Orders and delivery cadence are broadly in line with the original plan.

  • ConsumerSeveral Consumer companies lift member repeat-purchase rates

    A sector-wide move in Consumer: Member retention after the benefits refresh beat expectations.

  • Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies see some customers defer compute rollouts

    A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Acceptance of some orders has slipped into the next cycle.

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

    A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Yield and per-unit output have both reached design targets.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies keep cutting unit compute costs

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Architecture optimization has lowered the resource cost per request.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies disclose open platform operating data

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: API calls and the developer base are holding steady.

  • Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies book compute orders beyond plan

    A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Order conversion and delivery schedules are running ahead of internal plans.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies see subscription renewal rates slip

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Some customers are trimming seats and deferring renewal decisions.

  • ConsumerSeveral Consumer companies publish latest same-store figures

    A sector-wide move in Consumer: Foot traffic and average ticket held steady overall.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies see cloud capacity expansion costs rise

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Unit costs on newly added capacity are above budget.

  • JYFTMacrohard: Cybersecurity orders ahead of plan

    Macrohard reports on cybersecurity orders: The core feature redesign has deepened daily active engagement. Current business focus: Enterprise software, cloud computing, developer tools, cybersecurity and interactive entertainment.

  • DYSNDizzney Entertainment: Sports media contracts under short-term pressure

    Dizzney Entertainment reports on sports media contracts: A shift in the traffic mix has raised resource consumption per request. Current business focus: Film and television, streaming, theme parks, consumer-products licensing and sports media.

  • GKOXIrisview Medical: Physician coverage ahead of plan

    Irisview Medical reports on physician coverage: Quality, stability and efficacy metrics have all cleared preset thresholds. Current business focus: Implants, consumables and treatment protocols for glaucoma and corneal disease.

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