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S&P 500 7,537▲ 0.72%
NASDAQ 26,121▲ 1.12%
DOW 53,056▲ 0.29%
RUSSELL 2000 3,010▲ 0.45%
DELL▲ 7.7%
ALAB▲ 10.5%
AMD▲ 8%
ORLY▼ 6.66%
WTI CRUDE▼ 1.0%
S&P 500 7,537▲ 0.72%
NASDAQ 26,121▲ 1.12%
DOW 53,056▲ 0.29%
RUSSELL 2000 3,010▲ 0.45%
DELL▲ 7.7%
ALAB▲ 10.5%
AMD▲ 8%
ORLY▼ 6.66%
WTI CRUDE▼ 1.0%
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Today's Snack · July 6, 2026
Trump Rings the Bell, Dell Soars, and the Dow Tops 53,000 for the First Time
Wall Street returned from the Independence Day weekend fired up: chip stocks rebounded on fresh price-target hikes, Dell jumped after a presidential shoutout from the Oval Office, and the Dow closed above 53,000 for the first time ever. No edition ran Friday — markets were closed for the holiday.
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