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  • Stocks continue to trade near steady to weaker (DJIA underperforming) in early Monday trade, fairly quiet start to the week with current levels not far off last week's all-time highs in SPX Eminis (5454.50).
  • Currently, the DJIA is down 4.46 points (-0.01%) at 38586.56, S&P E-Minis up 5 points (0.09%) at 5507.75, Nasdaq up 15.3 points (0.1%) at 17706.49.
  • Leading gainers: Consumer Discretionary and Staples sectors outperformed in the first half of trade, auto makers supporting the former: Tesla +3.71%, GM +1.15%, Ford +0.51%.
  • Personal and household personal product shares buoyed the latter: Kenvue +2.68%, Clorox + 2.09%, Procter & Gamble +0.82%.
  • Laggers: Utilities and Real Estate sectors traded weaker in the first half, independent power providers weighed on the Utilities sector: Vistra -4.66%, AES Corp -3.57, Constellation Energy -2.21%.
  • Meanwhile, estate management shares weighed on the latter: CoStar Group -0.85%, CBRE Group -0.71%.
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  • Stocks continue to trade near steady to weaker (DJIA underperforming) in early Monday trade, fairly quiet start to the week with current levels not far off last week's all-time highs in SPX Eminis (5454.50).
  • Currently, the DJIA is down 4.46 points (-0.01%) at 38586.56, S&P E-Minis up 5 points (0.09%) at 5507.75, Nasdaq up 15.3 points (0.1%) at 17706.49.
  • Leading gainers: Consumer Discretionary and Staples sectors outperformed in the first half of trade, auto makers supporting the former: Tesla +3.71%, GM +1.15%, Ford +0.51%.
  • Personal and household personal product shares buoyed the latter: Kenvue +2.68%, Clorox + 2.09%, Procter & Gamble +0.82%.
  • Laggers: Utilities and Real Estate sectors traded weaker in the first half, independent power providers weighed on the Utilities sector: Vistra -4.66%, AES Corp -3.57, Constellation Energy -2.21%.
  • Meanwhile, estate management shares weighed on the latter: CoStar Group -0.85%, CBRE Group -0.71%.