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US stocks added roughly $1.2 trillion in market cap on the first trading day after the midterm elections
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- Bloomberg reports that U.S. equities gained about $1.2 trillion in market value on the first day of trading following the midterm results, marking a historic post‑election rally[32]
- Morgan Stanley launched a pilot to tokenize U.S. stocks and Treasuries via the DTCC, joining 20 firms in the on‑chain Wall Street initiative; this marks the first major bank to offer tokenized equities[8][43]
- Chinese cleantech stocks jumped as investors bet a Democratic‑controlled U.S. Congress will boost clean‑energy support, benefiting firms where China is a key supplier[7]
- Major U.S. indexes surged after the elections: Dow Jones rose 3.03% (+1,569 points), S&P 500 up 1.58%, and Nasdaq gained as well[5]
- Solar and renewable stocks rallied sharply, with First Solar +9%, Sunrun +7%, and Enphase Energy +9% after Democrats secured both chambers[60]
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[5] George Obunga🇰🇪 · @georgeobuntsgf ·
Wall Street had a very interesting reaction to America's midterm elections. Some stocks soared, while Trump-linked businesses took a serious hit. 1. Major market winners 📈 a). Dow Jones: +3.03% (+1,569 points) b). S&P 500: +1.58% c). Nasdaq: +1.44% d). Microsoft: +6.7% e). Amazon: +6.1% f). Alphabet: +3.2% g). HCA Healthcare: +10.3% 2. Biggest market losers 📉 a). Trump Media (DJT): −24.5% b). Tesla: −3.3% c). Nvidia: −3.2% d). CoreWeave: −9.9% e). ExxonMobil: −4.6% f). Lockheed Martin: −6.9% 3. Cryptocurrency ₿ a). Official TRUMP Coin: −7.6% 4. Oil market 🛢️ US crude prices fell sharply amid expectations of possible de-escalation in the Iran conflict. 5. What does this mean? The broader stock market rallied, but several businesses and assets associated with Trump suffered significant losses. Investors appear to be reassessing political influence, regulatory risks and the possibility of congressional gridlock. One election, two very different market reactions. Is Wall Street celebrating political balance, or simply positioning itself to manage uncertainty? What's your take? Figures reflect reported November 4, 2026 market movements, not live prices.
Open on X[7] Reuters Legal · @reuterslegal ·
China's cleantech stocks surged on Thursday as investors bet a Democratic-controlled US Congress would step up support for clean energy, benefitting industries where Chinese companies are major global suppliers.
Open on X[8] NFTune · @nftune_xyz ·
🏦 Wall Street onchain: @MorganStanley tokenized US stocks & Treasuries via @The_DTCC (20 firms). @LayerZero_Core + 21X pilot: 10K matches/sec on Zero — up to 45× faster. Pilot, not a launch. NFTune: https://t.co/2UzFBizvRx
Open on X[32] The Kobeissi Letter · @kobeissiletter ·
BREAKING: US stocks add +$1.2 trillion in market cap in their first day of trading after the Midterm Elections.
Open on X[43] Altcoin Daily · @altcoindaily ·
BULLISH: Morgan Stanley becomes first major bank to tokenize stocks
Open on X[60] Trade With Congress · @tradewithcong ·
Breaking: Democrats have won both the House and Senate As a result, solar stocks are surging: $FSLR (First Solar) +9% $RUN (Sunrun) +7% $ENPH (Enphase Energy) +9% Interestingly enough, two politicians bought First Solar this year and haven't sold yet: (R) John Boozman (R) Alan Armstrong
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