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Closing Bell Overtime: Markets Extend Recent Winning Streak 4/9/26

Closing Bell

The Bell's bringing an end to the trading day at the NYSE Mountain, ringing the bell. And at the NASDAQ, SunCrete is doing the honors. Welcome to Closing Bell Overtime live from Studio B at the NASDAQ Market Side. I'm Mike Santoli. Melissa Lee is off today. Stocks building on yesterday's relief rally. The Dow adding about 300 points, more than half a percent each upside for the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ.

Today's gain bringing the S&P to within a percent of where it was when the Iran War began and extending its winning streak to seven sessions. We have not had a longer streak of gains since last April's tariff rebound. And a familiar theme once again playing out today, semis versus software. The software slump continuing while chip names move higher. Let's bring in Christina Parks and Nevels for more on today's big movers. Christina. I'll definitely hit those chip names, but stocks, like you said, extending their winning streak for a second day.

Even as oil prices did push higher, energy names the big losers. Texas Pacific land plunged about 15 percent or 15 and a half after a board member, Murray Stahl, passed away. His firm, Horizon Kinetics, is TPL's biggest shareholder. That's raising concerns they might sell part of their stake. Now to Mike's point about chip stocks. They did shine today. Susquehanna talking up semi-equipment as saying higher pricing should help margins at applied material and land research.

Barclays boosting Marvell to a price target of $150. And then you had Sandisk jumping roughly 9 percent from a target price hike from Cantor Fitzgerald. And then Intel did close higher after Google said it would continue to use future generations of Intel chips.

Closing Bell Overtime: Markets Extend Recent Winning Streak 4/9/26

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Closing Bell Overtime: Markets Extend Recent Winning Streak 4/9/26

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.