Daily edition · 2026-06-02 · 280 tickers scanned · 6497m ago

Where the money is rotating

Mixed · neutral tape 50% of movers green

The global tape at a glance — 10 advancing · 10 declining across 11 sectors. 1 fresh 52-week setups · 1 earnings on deck.

Sector heatmap → Movers → World pulse →

Daily edition · 2026-06-02

News Hub

The trading floor at a glance — where money is rotating, who's moving, what's about to break, and the macro / policy briefs underneath it all. Use the // switch up top to filter the page to one side.

11 sectors · 20 movers · 1 52w setups · 1 earnings on deck

12 bullets · 0 catalysts · 13 world movers

Scanner 6497m ago across 280 tickers

10-yr Yield +0.49%

^TNX · 4.47 Neutral

VIX +4.77%

^VIX · 16.05 Pullback

Dollar Index +0.36%

UUP · 27.76 Extended

Gold -1.40%

GLD · 411.26 Pullback

Oil (WTI) +4.97%

USO · 135.50 Neutral

Bitcoin -4.43%

BTC-USD · 70317.55 Deep pullback

20+ yr Treasury -0.34%

TLT · 85.47 Neutral

Sectors Movers Trade radar Earnings Catalysts News & Policy World (13) Archive

Sector heatmap

today's relative strength · 11 sectors

Sorted strongest → weakest. RS is the sector's spread vs SPY today — what's leading, what's bleeding. Click a tile to see the chart.

SPY S&P 500 +0.27%

QQQ Nasdaq 100 +0.60%

IWM Russell 2000 -0.50%

Blow-off MSTR·B AMD·B

Communication Services

-0.07%

RS -0.34

Neutral META·C GOOGL·C

Consumer Discretionary

Today's biggest movers

scanner universe · grade = tradeable strength

Top 20 biggest moves with algo grade attached. Grade A/B = clean setup, Grade C = move dominates technicals.

▲ Top gainers (10)

▼ Top losers (10)

Trade radar

52w extremes + unusual flow

52-week extremes

Within 2% of a 52-week high (breakout candidates) or low (breakdown / capitulation).

▲ Near 52w high (1)

AVGO $459.97 Blow-off

-1.30% vs 52wHi $466.05

Unusual volume

Tickers trading at ≥3× their average volume — institutional footprints precede big moves.

No unusual-volume names in the latest scan.

Earnings on deck

next 7 days · big-cap universe

Before market open

No BMO reports.

After market close

AVGO 2026-06-03
est $2.40

Recent reports

No recent reports in window.

Catalyst calendar — this week

CPI · FOMC · OPEC · FDA · earnings · 12h refresh

I can’t reliably list the next 7 days of market-moving U.S. events from the provided results alone because the sources shown are either generic calendars or do not expose a complete date-by-date schedule for June 2–8, 2026, and no FDA/OPEC/earnings schedule is included in the results. The only clearly dated U.S. items visible are Tuesday, June 2 and Tuesday, June 9 on Trading Economics, which is outside your 7-day window².

Tue Jun 2
8:30 AM ET — Initial Jobless Claims; weekly labor print is a rates-sensitive macro release and can move front-end Treasuries and the dollar if it surprises³.
8:30 AM ET — Continuing Jobless Claims; secondary labor-market signal, typically lower impact than initial claims but still relevant for rate expectations³.
10:00 AM ET — Wholesale Inventories / Wholesale Trade Sales; usually a modest growth/inventory read, with limited cross-asset impact unless it materially misses³.
12:00 PM ET — Atlanta Fed GDPNow; not a formal release, but traders watch it for real-time growth tracking and Treasury reaction³.
3:00 PM ET — Fed speaker: Barkin; could move rates only if remarks lean unexpectedly hawkish/dovish³.

Wed Jun 3
No clearly sourced high-conviction U.S. market-moving event was visible in the provided results.

Thu Jun 4
No clearly sourced high-conviction U.S. market-moving event was visible in the provided results.

Fri Jun 5
No clearly sourced high-conviction U.S. market-moving event was visible in the provided results.

Sat Jun 6
No clearly sourced U.S. market-moving event was visible in the provided results.

Sun Jun 7
No clearly sourced U.S. market-moving event was visible in the provided results.

Mon Jun 8
No clearly sourced high-conviction U.S. market-moving event was visible in the provided results.

If you want, I can do a tighter second pass and produce the exact June 2–8 U.S. macro/FDA/earnings calendar once you provide either a fuller calendar feed or permission to use additional live sources.

7 sources

Econ calendar & Fed

Full Fed calendar →

Upcoming FOMC meetings

FOMC calendar markup did not match — selectors may have drifted.

Fed speakers & events

Fed calendar markup did not match — selectors may have drifted.

IPO & M&A pipeline

SEC EDGAR

ipo S-1 — Boumarang Inc.
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — Eloxx Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — AEVEX Corp.
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — Rubber Leaf Inc
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — Stewards, Inc.
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — Innovative Digital Investors Acquisition Corp.
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — Grayscale Hyperliquid Staking ETF
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — GoPro, Inc.
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — Safepoint Holdings, Inc.
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — Quantinuum Inc.
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — Janus Living, Inc.
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — SPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES CORP
2026-06-01
ipo S-1 — ERock, Inc.
2026-06-01
mna 8-K — Kun Peng International Ltd. · items 3.03,8.01
2026-06-01
mna 8-K — Karman Holdings Inc. · items 1.01,8.01
2026-06-01
mna 8-K — GENERATION INCOME PROPERTIES, INC. · items 1.01
2026-06-01
mna 8-K — REVELATION BIOSCIENCES, INC. · items 8.01
2026-06-01
mna 8-K — Alpha Teknova, Inc. · items 5.02
2026-06-01
mna 8-K — ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES REALTY TRUST, INC. · items 8.01
2026-06-01
mna 8-K — FLUSHING FINANCIAL CORP · items 2.01,3.03,5.01,5.02
2026-06-01

Analyst recommendation trends

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Options-flow heat

Cheddar Flow

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News & Policy

3 market briefs · 0 policy catalysts · hourly refresh

Lead MARKET CATALYST · Pre-Market Macro NEUTRAL

Fed: No FOMC meeting, statement, or Powell presser today; the next rate-setting meeting is June 16–17.

No FOMC meeting until mid-June removes near-term policy uncertainty but provides no directional catalyst.

Markets briefs

Pre-Market Macro

NEUTRAL · 0 0 5

Fed events, data releases, and overnight news for today's open.

**Fed:** No FOMC meeting, statement, or Powell presser today; the next rate-setting meeting is **June 16–17**.

why: No FOMC meeting until mid-June removes near-term policy uncertainty but provides no directional catalyst.
**Fed speakers:** The Fed calendar shows **no major Fed speaker event today** in the June schedule.

why: Absence of Fed speakers means no potential hawkish/dovish commentary to move markets today.
**Economic data:** **No major Fed statistical release** is scheduled for today; the Fed notes the daily/weekly statistical releases due today were moved to **June 22**.

why: No major economic data releases eliminates key catalysts that typically drive intraday directional moves.
**Market focus:** With no big Fed/data event, traders will likely trade **overnight headlines and rates moves** more than a fresh macro catalyst.

why: Trading on overnight headlines and rates without fresh macro catalysts suggests low-conviction, range-bound conditions.
**Major overnight news:** No specific overnight market-moving headline is provided in the search results, so there is **no verified major overnight story** to flag from these sources.

why: No verified overnight market-moving news means no immediate directional catalyst for today's session.

10 sources

Today So Far

NEUTRAL · 0 0 5

Mid-session snapshot — index direction, VIX, sector leaders, news that hit the tape.

I don’t have live tape, so I can’t see **intraday** moves, VIX, sectors, or breadth in real time.

why: Operational instructions for monitoring market data with no directional market information or catalyst.
To trade today, pull up: SPY/QQQ for S&P/Nasdaq % moves, VIX for risk-on/off, and NYSE adv/dec line on your platform’s market‑internal page.

why: Generic guidance on which tickers and indicators to monitor with no market view or signal.
Check sector heat map: focus on top 2–3 green and red sectors vs yesterday’s leaders/laggards for rotation.

why: Procedural advice on sector rotation analysis without indicating current sector trends or direction.
News tab: filter for “Economic” and “Fed” for any morning data or speakers that hit.

why: Instruction to check economic calendar and Fed speakers but provides no actual data or dovish/hawkish content.
Treat any large move in VIX or breadth divergence (index up, breadth weak) as a warning on chasing.

why: Risk management advice about VIX and breadth divergences as general caution, not indicating current market conditions.

5 sources

After-Hours Wrap

NEUTRAL · 0 0 2

Today's close — index moves, top S&P winners/losers with the WHY, post-close earnings.

I can’t reliably access today’s closing data yet; US markets have not closed as of your timestamp, so any “top movers” or “after-close earnings” list would be guesswork.

why: These are procedural messages about data availability timing and do not contain market-moving information or economic signals.
For an accurate wrap after the bell, re-run this request after 9:15 PM UTC (4:15 PM ET) once final prices and earnings headlines are posted.

why: This is a procedural instruction about timing for data updates and contains no market-moving information.

4 sources

Politics & Policy

Bullet breakdown

**Middle East ceasefire / escalation risk** — Any deterioration in the Iran-Israel/U.S. ceasefire backdrop would likely lift oil, inflation breakevens, and volatility; a durable truce would do the opposite and support rate-sensitive and consumer names. Tickers: XLE, XOM, CVX. Direction: mixed.
**Trade / tariff policy under Trump** — Tariff headlines remain a direct risk to industrials, retailers, and import-heavy consumer names by raising cost pressure and clouding margin guidance. Tickers: HD, WMT, NKE. Direction: bearish.
**Tax relief / fiscal policy expectations** — Market support from tax cuts and pro-growth policy continues to underpin earnings optimism and risk assets, especially domestically oriented sectors. Tickers: AAPL, MSFT, SPY. Direction: bullish.
**Fed path and easier monetary policy** — Expectations for easier policy are still helping equities, particularly long-duration growth and housing-sensitive stocks, but any hawkish repricing would hit valuation multiples fast. Tickers: XLK, QQQ, XLY. Direction: bullish.
**Oil-price pass-through to inflation** — The recent link between conflict, oil, and inflation means energy shocks could spill into yields and lower multiple sectors even if growth data stay firm. Tickers: XLE, XLU, XLP. Direction: mixed.
**Earnings / consumer-spending sensitivity to policy** — Consumer spending and business investment are still supporting the tape, but any policy-driven margin squeeze or demand slowdown would show up quickly in guidance-sensitive names. Tickers: AMZN, MA, HD. Direction: mixed.
**Any new Middle East headlines** — Confirmed ceasefire durability or renewed strikes would be the fastest driver of oil, defense, and volatility.
**Tariff or trade announcements** — Fresh details on tariff timing, scope, or exemptions would move industrials, retailers, and importers immediately.
**Fed commentary / rate-cut pricing** — Any shift in the market’s expectation for easier policy would matter most for growth, housing, and small caps.
**Inflation-sensitive oil moves** — Continued gains or reversals in crude will feed directly into CPI expectations and rate volatility.
**Congressional fiscal headlines** — Any progress or setback on tax legislation would hit cyclicals, domestic growth, and broad equity multiples.

▸ Read full politics brief

Macro Tape

Rates are still the key macro swing factor, with traders focused on whether Treasury yields continue to ease or reprice higher on inflation and Fed-cut timing. The dollar remains an important risk barometer; a firmer dollar typically pressures multinationals and EM-sensitive sectors, while a softer dollar supports broader risk appetite. Oil is the main geopolitically sensitive input right now, with Middle East developments still capable of moving inflation expectations and cyclicals quickly.¹³ Overall risk appetite is constructive but fragile: equities have stayed resilient even as war headlines, tariffs, and policy uncertainty keep intraday volatility elevated.¹³

Top Catalysts

Middle East ceasefire / escalation risk — Any deterioration in the Iran-Israel/U.S. ceasefire backdrop would likely lift oil, inflation breakevens, and volatility; a durable truce would do the opposite and support rate-sensitive and consumer names.¹³ Tickers: XLE, XOM, CVX. Direction: mixed.
Trade / tariff policy under Trump — Tariff headlines remain a direct risk to industrials, retailers, and import-heavy consumer names by raising cost pressure and clouding margin guidance.¹ Tickers: HD, WMT, NKE. Direction: bearish.
Tax relief / fiscal policy expectations — Market support from tax cuts and pro-growth policy continues to underpin earnings optimism and risk assets, especially domestically oriented sectors.¹ Tickers: AAPL, MSFT, SPY. Direction: bullish.
Fed path and easier monetary policy — Expectations for easier policy are still helping equities, particularly long-duration growth and housing-sensitive stocks, but any hawkish repricing would hit valuation multiples fast.¹ Tickers: XLK, QQQ, XLY. Direction: bullish.
Oil-price pass-through to inflation — The recent link between conflict, oil, and inflation means energy shocks could spill into yields and lower multiple sectors even if growth data stay firm.¹³ Tickers: XLE, XLU, XLP. Direction: mixed.
Earnings / consumer-spending sensitivity to policy — Consumer spending and business investment are still supporting the tape, but any policy-driven margin squeeze or demand slowdown would show up quickly in guidance-sensitive names.¹ Tickers: AMZN, MA, HD. Direction: mixed.

What to Watch Next

Any new Middle East headlines — Confirmed ceasefire durability or renewed strikes would be the fastest driver of oil, defense, and volatility.¹³
Tariff or trade announcements — Fresh details on tariff timing, scope, or exemptions would move industrials, retailers, and importers immediately.¹
Fed commentary / rate-cut pricing — Any shift in the market’s expectation for easier policy would matter most for growth, housing, and small caps.¹
Inflation-sensitive oil moves — Continued gains or reversals in crude will feed directly into CPI expectations and rate volatility.¹³
Congressional fiscal headlines — Any progress or setback on tax legislation would hit cyclicals, domestic growth, and broad equity multiples.¹