Nasdaq, stocks get lift in comeback from September volatility

Stocks (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC) are getting a lift at Monday's market open, the Nasdaq Composite jumping ahead by nearly 1% in the average's comeback from last week's trading volatility.

The Morning Brief host Brad Smith eyes major index movements after the opening bell.

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This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

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All right, We're just seconds away from the opening bell.

You're taking a look at US Futures to begin this new trading week here.

Of course, it's a big CP I Energy Week.

But before then, you get a look at the Dow, the S and P 500 the NASDAQ futures here on this Monday.

As of right now, you're seeing things move to the upside by about 8/10 of a percent for the Dow, the S and P 500 the NASDAQ up 9/10 of a percent.

Here is the opening bell, and in today's name of who rang that bell move over Key and Peele's East West Bowl.

You got East West Bank ringing the opening bell at the NASDAQ and at the NYSE you've got Metronic.

Looks like they're celebrating 75 years.

Take your symbol MDT.

Congratulations to the team over there.

All right, let's take a look at the markets and where we begin today's trading activity.

I'm gonna give you a little bit of context here.

Coming out of last week's move past five days, we've been down more than 3% on the S and P 500 But there you're taking a look at today's little bitty bump or bounce.

If you want to call it that.

It's up right now by about 7/10 of a percent.

Continue to keep a close eye on that as we move forward throughout the rest of the week.

Oh, yeah, it was a big decline last week as well for the NASDAQ, down about 5% here.

As you're taking a look over today's gains right now, it's only about 9/10 of a percent here and then additionally, taking a look at the Dow Jones industrial average right now that begins the day higher by about 7/10 of a percent.

We round that off to as we're taking a look at the NASDAQ, I'll give you a look at that heat map just so you can take a snapshot of how we've been moving to kick off today's trading activity.

Some of the mega cap tech moves that you're seeing NVIDIA trying to route a comeback here as well still got a little bit more work to do.

Let's put some, uh, lines on this chart for you there.

Over the past five days, down by about 11% Apple.

They got a big day coming up, especially with the expected announcement of the new Apple iPhones.

You're gonna be looking for new watches.

Are Dan Halley is gonna have continuing coverage all across that as of right now, flat just barely to the upside.

We'll see what the tick by tick looks like going into that event.

And then let's also take a look at some sectors here.

As we're looking at today's trading session, early moments have technology being the big bounce back story.

As of right now, it's up by about 1.4%.

But again, context key here past five days down by about 6% led those declines that we had seen during the sell off last week.

And then, lastly, here we'll take a look at the Dow components.

30 of them.

We got them lined up here for you on the day, and as of right now, just a few spots of red.

We mentioned Merck.

We talked about that and the challenge to Key truda, but still a lot of analysts coverage.

Seems like it's still leaning bullish towards the, uh towards some of the entrenchment.

We'll see if that gets shaken up with the latest developments that have come about from that but mostly green across the screen, Microsoft up by about 1.4%.