Apple Inc. outperformed while Nvidia and Resmed experienced significant decreases in value.
Approximately $5.5 trillion worth of derivatives contracts expired on Wall Street on June 21, 2024.
Index rebalancing by S&P Dow Jones Indices caused investors to adjust their positions.
Nvidia Corporation had the second-largest value of contracts tied to it among any underlying asset.
S&P 500 edged lower to around 5,465 amid increased trading volume.
Triple witching day affected equities, index options, and futures.
Wall Street experienced a significant day of trading on June 21, 2024, as the expiration of options contracts led to increased caution among stock traders and substantial volume at the close. Approximately $5.5 trillion worth of derivatives contracts matured during this quarterly event known as 'triple witching.' This massive expiration affected equities, index options, and futures.
One of the leaders of the bull market saw a roller-coaster ride due to the expiration. Nearly 18 billion shares were traded on US exchanges on this day. Nvidia Corporation had the second-largest value of contracts tied to it among any underlying asset, adding an extra layer of volatility.
The S&P 500 edged lower to around 5,465 amid the surge in trading volume. Some stocks, such as Apple Inc., outperformed while others like Nvidia and Resmed experienced significant decreases. The value of contracts tied to these companies due on this day played a role in their performance.
The expiration coincided with index rebalancing by S&P Dow Jones Indices, causing investors to adjust their positions. Treasury 10-year yields remained relatively unchanged at 4.25%. France's risk premium over Germany reached its highest level since 2012.
Resmed’s operating expenses have been moving higher and high levels of debt remain a concern, causing a 3.5% decrease in its shares.
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Nvidia and other chipmakers experienced losses as the rally in AI-related stocks faltered.
Broadcom suffered the heaviest losses among S&P 500 stocks, with shares dropping 4.4%.
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The article reports on stock market movements and quotes company performance figures without making any fallacious claims. However, it does present dichotomous depictions by contrasting the positive performance of FactSet Research Systems with the negative performances of Nvidia, Micron Technology, and Resmed. Additionally, there is an appeal to authority in mentioning that FactSet Research Systems received better-than-expected earnings for its fiscal third quarter from institutional asset managers, asset owners, partners, and corporates.
. . .shares of Nvidia (NVDA) and other chipmakers that have been major beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom were among the weakest performers on Friday, as the recent rally fueled by expectations for AI technology faltered near the end of the week.
FactSet Research Systems (FDS) shares advanced 3.8%, marking Friday's top performance in the S&P 500, after the financial data provider posted better-than-expected earnings for its fiscal third quarter and raised its outlook for the full year.
Shares of Resmed (RMD), which makes medical devices to treat sleep apnea and other medical conditions, fell 3.5%. Analysts reportedly noted that Resmed's operating expenses have been moving higher, while high levels of debt remain a concern.
NVIDIA had the second-largest value of contracts tied to it, among any underlying asset.
The S&P 500 edged lower to around 5,465.
France's risk premium over Germany reached its highest level since 2012.
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Approximately $5.5 trillion worth of options are estimated to have expired during the quarterly 'triple witching' event.
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, NVIDIA played an added role. The value of contracts tied to the chipmaker due Friday was the second-largest of any underlying asset, lagging only the S&P 500.