OTC Markets

7,451,835.15 -> 7,572,131.58 (+44,763.47, +0.59%)
Base: 7,418,528.12

TOP 5 % GAINERS:
Roundhill MSTR WeeklyPay ETF (+19.48%)
MicroStrategy Incorporated (+16.39%)
Pershing Square Inc (+13.69%)
Simplify Bitcoin Strategy PLUS Income ET (+13.44%)
Coinbase Global Inc (+11.66%)

TOP 5 % LOSERS:
Starfighters Space Inc (-11.35%)
Softbank Group Corp (-8.62%)
NuScale Power Corporation (-8.52%)
Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3x (-7.78%)
AST Spacemobile Inc (-6.68%)

TOP 5 $ GAINERS:
Sandisk Corporation (+177.43)
Breakwave Tanker Shipping ETF (+86.14)
Seagate Technology Holdings PLC (+55.66)
ASML Holding NV (+50.25)
Monolithic Power Systems Inc (+48.22)

TOP 5 $ LOSERS:
Dell Technologies Inc (-20.34)
Spotify Technology SA (-19.39)
Fair Issac Corporation (-16.62)
Meta Platforms Inc (-16.56)
Bloom Energy Corporation (-15.13)

TOP 5 MOST ACTIVE:
Space Exploration Technologies Corp (335.67M)
Netflix Inc (114.41M)
Ford Motor Co (111.38M)
IShares Bitcoin Trust (84.83M)
Paramount Skydance Corporation (79.00M)

7,679,354.52 -> 7,747,273.83 (+68,241.39, +0.89%)
Base: 7,418,528.12

Additions:

1. IShares California Muni Bond ETF; Adjusted Base: 7,424,031.12; Adjusted Close: 7,752,776.83

2. IShares New York Muni Bond ETF; Adjusted Base: 7,429,173.12; Adjusted Close: 7,757,918.83

3. IShares National Muni Bond ETF; Adjusted Base: 7,439,448.12; Adjusted Close: 7,768,193.83

4. IShares TIPS Bond ETF; Adjusted Base: 7,450,004.12; Adjusted Close: 7,778,749.83

5. Securitize Corp; Adjusted Base: 7,451,304.12; Adjusted Close: 7,780,049.83

6. Salesforce Inc; Adjusted Base: 7,474,632.12; Adjusted Close: 7,803,377.83

7. ServiceNow Inc; Adjusted Base: 7,488,332.12; Adjusted Close: 7,817,077.83

8. Autodesk Inc; Adjusted Base: 7,510,294.12; Adjusted Close: 7,839,039.83

9. Roundhill Gen AI and Tech ETF; Adjusted Base: 7,519,725.12; Adjusted Close: 7,848,470.83

10. Defiance Quantum ETF; Adjusted Base: 7,535,168.12; Adjusted Close: 7,863,913.83

TOP 5 % GAINERS:
Ocean Thermal Energy Corp (+73.91%)
Galway Metals Inc (+31.16%)
Kioxia Holdings Corporation (+20.31%)
Monolithic Power Systems Inc (+8.06%)
Medline Inc (+7.73%)

TOP 5 % LOSERS:
Xanadu Quantum Technologies Limited (-21.57%)
Breakwave Tanker Shipping ETF (-18.22%)
The New York Times Company (-7.20%)
Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3x (-7.09%)
Spruce Biosciences Inc (-6.91%)

TOP 5 $ GAINERS:
Chocoladefabriken Lindt and Spruengli AG (+171.25)
Sandisk Corporation (+120.40)
Monolithic Power Systems Inc (+102.94)
AutoZone Inc (+91.48)
Kioxia Holdings Corporation (+65.00)

TOP 5 $ LOSERS:
Breakwave Tanker Shipping ETF (-151.99)
Dell Technologies Inc (-26.39)
Spotify Technology SA (-15.47)
Mastercard Incorporated (-11.76)
MSCI Inc (-10.09)

TOP 5 MOST ACTIVE:
SoFi Technologies Inc (98.87M)
Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3x (86.01M)
American Airlines Group Inc (72.41M)
SPDR Select Sector Fund-Financial (69.84M)
Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x (66.53M)

The key takeaway from the report is that it shows no change in the understanding that layoff activity is quite low, which is reflective of a generally solid demand environment.

Initial claims decreased 1,000 to 197,000 (Briefing.com consensus: 202,000) for the week ending September 19.

Continuing claims increased 2,000 to 1.719 million for the week ending September 12.

The four-week average for initial claims decreased 1,750 to 202,250.

The four-week average for continuing claims decreased 13,000 to 1.744 million.

For the week ending September 5, claims under all programs were down 102,149 to 1,588,612, compared with 1,790,468 a year earlier.

The key takeaway from the report is that the latest monthly sales rebound exceeded expectations and coincided with lower prices, but sales still trailed their year-ago level.

New home sales increased 6.4% month-over-month in August to 684,000 (Briefing.com consensus: 610,000) from an upwardly revised 643,000 (from 607,000) in July.

On a year-over-year basis, new home sales were down 2.0%.

The median price was $393,700 and decreased 5.8% year-over-year, while the average price was $478,700 and decreased 8.8%.

Sales increased 84.9% in the Midwest and increased 6.9% in the South, while sales decreased 36.1% in the Northeast and decreased 15.2% in the West.

Supply declined to 8.5 months from 9.0 months, matching 8.5 months a year ago, with for-sale inventory at 483,000.

The percentage of new homes sold for $399,000 or less accounted for 52% of new homes sold versus 53% in July. Homes priced between $400,000 and $799,000 accounted for 41% of new homes sold versus 39% in July. New homes priced at $800,000 or over accounted for 7% of sales versus 9% in July.

The key takeaway from the report is that nondefense capital goods orders, excluding aircraft, which are a proxy for business spending, jumped a robust 1.6% month-over-month after increasing 0.6% in July.

Durable goods orders were flat month-over-month in August (Briefing.com consensus: -0.4%) following a downwardly revised 0.9% increase (from 1.1%) in July.

Excluding transportation, orders were up 0.3% month-over-month (Briefing.com consensus: 0.5%) following an upwardly revised 0.7% increase (from 0.4%) in July.

New orders for primary metals increased 1.2% after rising 2.1% in July.

New orders for fabricated metal products were down 1.3% after increasing 0.3% in July.

New orders for machinery jumped 1.1% after increasing 1.5% in July.

New orders for computers and electronic equipment were flat after sliding 0.7% in July.

Transportation equipment orders were down 0.6% after increasing 1.2% in July.

The key takeaway from the report is that high prices continue to adversely affect consumer sentiment, souring the short-run outlook for business conditions and expectations for year-ahead personal finances.

The final reading for the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for September increased to 48.1 (Briefing.com consensus: 47.8) from the preliminary reading of 47.8. The final reading for August was 51.7.

In the same period a year ago, the index stood at 55.1.

The Current Economic Conditions Index held steady at 50.9. The final reading for August was 51.9. In the same period a year ago, the index stood at 60.4.

The Index of Consumer Expectations improved to 46.3 from the preliminary reading of 45.8. The final reading for August was 51.5. In the same period a year ago, the index stood at 51.7.

Year-ahead inflation expectations held steady with the preliminary reading of 4.6%, up from 4.0% in August, and hitting their highest level since June.

Long-run inflation expectations were unchanged from the preliminary reading of 3.4%.

7,823,072.43 -> 7,775,780.00 (-46,464.78, -0.59%)
Base: 7,535,168.12

TOP 5 % GAINERS:
Trinity Petroleum Trust (+20.80%)
Breakwave Tanker Shipping ETF (+11.00%)
Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3x (+6.17%)
Woodbridge Liquidation Trust (+5.52%)
Pershing Square Inc (+5.36%)

TOP 5 % LOSERS:
Pride Holdings Group Inc (-28.57%)
Swarmer Inc (-12.30%)
ProShares Ultra Silver (-10.91%)
Roblox Corporation (-9.86%)
Bloom Energy Corporation (-8.95%)

TOP 5 $ GAINERS:
Breakwave Tanker Shipping ETF (+72.36)
AutoZone Inc (+41.12)
ASML Holding NV (+27.47)
Palo Alto Networks Inc (+17.35)
CrowdStrike Holdings Inc (+7.12)

TOP 5 $ LOSERS:
Sandisk Corporation (-64.91)
Chocoladefabriken Lindt and Spruengli AG (-50.00)
Meta Platforms Inc (-36.04)
Micron Technology Inc (-28.30)
ARM Holdings PLC (-26.99)

TOP 5 MOST ACTIVE:
Space Exploration Technologies Corp (83.52M)
Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3x (76.27M)
Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x (70.56M)
American Airlines Group Inc (63.68M)
SoFi Technologies Inc (58.73M)