Friday brought a meaningful pullback to the broad market, with the S&P 500 sliding 1.23% to 738.18. The tape showed the usual asymmetry: penny stocks and beaten-down microcaps caught sharp relief rallies while the leveraged plays on Tesla—TSLI, TSLL, TSLR—all cratered in the 29% range, signaling rotation and some forced deleveraging.
Market movers
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Nasdaq 100
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Dow Jones
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Russell 2000
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Volatility
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| LGCL | Lucas GC Limited Ordinary Shares | 1.76 | +84.97% |
| NVEC | NVE Corporation | 134.21 | +54.83% |
| EHGO | Eshallgo Inc. Class A Ordinary Shares | 2.71 | +53.98% |
| PAVS | Paranovus Entertainment Technology Ltd. | 5.91 | +52.32% |
| WLDS | Wearable Devices Ltd. | 2.23 | +50.68% |
| SXTC | China SXT Pharmaceuticals, Inc. | 0.33 | -83.53% |
| ZCMD | Zhongchao Inc. | 1.73 | -59.67% |
| LESL | Leslie's, Inc. | 1.33 | -44.81% |
| NVVE | Nuvve Holding Corp. | 3.23 | -44.21% |
| CISS | C3is Inc. | 0.96 | -40.98% |
LGCL, NVEC, and EHGO led gainers with swings north of 50%, the kind of moves you see when distressed names find brief buyers. On the flip side, China-facing and speculative plays got hammered—SXTC off 83%, ZCMD down 60%. The Tesla-linked leveraged ETFs were the day's real story: all three major long ETFs cratered together, suggesting systematic unwinding rather than isolated weakness.
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