Overview:

The S&P 500 notched a fresh record close at 7,609.78 on Tuesday, its first finish above 7,600, as a 33% surge in Marvell Technology and a 19% jump in Hewlett Packard Enterprise powered the session's gains. Technology led all sectors with a 2.77% advance, while Alphabet fell nearly 4% after announcing an $80 billion stock sale to fund AI infrastructure. After hours, Palo Alto Networks climbed more

The S&P 500 notched a fresh record close at 7,609.78 on Tuesday, its first finish above 7,600, as a 33% surge in Marvell Technology and a 19% jump in Hewlett Packard Enterprise powered the session’s gains. Technology led all sectors with a 2.77% advance, while Alphabet fell nearly 4% after announcing an $80 billion stock sale to fund AI infrastructure. After hours, Palo Alto Networks climbed more than 4% following a Q1 earnings beat, and JOLTS data showed job openings rising 4.6% in April to 7.6 million, the highest in nearly two years.


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James Whitfield is our pre-market analyst at PreMarket Daily, covering U.S. equity futures, overnight movers, earnings releases, and the macro catalysts that set the tone before the 9:30 AM ET open. James...