Equities desk · Evening edition · Wednesday, November 11, 2026
S&P 500 rose 1.31% on November 11, 2.7 times its typical daily move. The S&P 500 closed at 7,619, below its 50-day average of 7,673 and above its 200-day average of 7,334.
Drawn from the numbers stored with this edition; the same picture is on its share card.
On November 11, Soybeans' move of +3.57% was higher than 99% of its 259 earlier daily moves, the most unusual of the 12 instruments shown. Of those, 7 sit in the outer tenth of their own histories.
The picture on the morning edition's share card, drawn from the numbers stored with that edition, written Nov 11, 2026, 9:33 AM EST. The evening edition above replaced it as this day's latest edition.
The bounce widened by the close, but the big chip and AI names are still doing most of the work. The gained 1.31%, while the equal-weight version gained 0.80%, a smaller gap than at the open. Nearly every sector finished higher, with Technology far ahead. Underneath, , and Meta all closed lower, so the megacap group split. The 10-year yield is unchanged since the open, and Technology is still the weakest sector over the month.
Fossil was the biggest winner in the table, and it has a stated reason. The company said its turnaround is ahead of plan and sales are growing again, per CNBC. CoreWeave did not fade, and it extended its open gain after a raised outlook that CNBC said eased AI slowdown worries. Dell, Lumentum, Super Micro, Intel and AMD all beat the Technology sector's own gain. Our sector-move lines explain only part of that, and nothing in our headlines explains the rest.
Don't lean on the chip bounce yet. Dell, Intel and Lumentum are each still down more than a third on the month, so one session repairs only a little. Meta and flipped from gains at the open to losses. The only Meta headline here says its infrastructure head will leave in 2027, with no stated link to the stock. is estimated to report November 25, a date inferred from filings. A wider equal-weight gain would show the rebound spreading.
Fossil's jump follows its turnaround update and lifts a stock already climbing since November 4.
CoreWeave recovered most of its early-November slide in one session after its raised outlook.
Dell's one-day bounce retraces only part of a slide that began in late October.
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4 of 8 tracked indices above their 50-day average
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