[US Close] 2026.08.05 S&P 500 flat (-0.2%) — Market Wrap

S&P 500 closed at 7,723.55, -0.17% on the day and +5.6% over the week — daily change bars for the last 5 sessions

US Market Report · as of 2026-08-05 NY close

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The S&P 500 closed at 7,723.55, down 0.17% on the day. Overall regime call: INFLATION.

S&P 500 Close
7,723.55
-0.17% · -0.2% vs peak
VIX
15.8
Calm <20
USD/KRW
1,421.9
-0.46% · 1M -7.0%
Regime
INFLATION
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📝 US Market Wrap

■ Market Overview & Leaders

Wall Street closed mixed as the Dow notched a fresh record at 54,349.12 (+0.49%) while the S&P 500 slipped modestly to 7,723.55 (-0.17%) and the Nasdaq lagged, down 0.83% to 26,363.44. Chip stocks weighed heavily: the PHLX Semiconductor Index tumbled 1.40% to 12,008.88, dragged by AMD’s brutal -7.0% slide and Applied Materials’ -2.3% drop — a signal that could pressure Asian chip names overnight, even as NVIDIA bucked the trend with a strong +3.4% gain. Eli Lilly (+4.9%) and Amgen (+4.6%) led healthcare higher, while Alphabet (-4.0%) and Qualcomm (-3.2%) added to tech’s drag.

■ Flows & Breadth

Breadth stayed constructive with 23 advancers versus 17 decliners among large caps, and the VIX eased 4.18% to 15.81, reflecting calmer nerves. Notably, breadth’s positive tilt diverges from the Nasdaq’s outright decline, underscoring how narrow semiconductor weakness masked broader market resilience. The won firmed slightly as USD/KRW dipped 0.46% to 1,421.87.

■ Takeaway

Records for the Dow and S&P mask a split market — steady breadth and falling volatility versus a chip-led Nasdaq stumble. Watch semis closely heading into Asia’s open. 📈

📊 Market Snapshot

Index Close 1D 5D 1M vs Peak
S&P 500 7,723.55 -0.17% +5.6% +2.9% -0.2%
Nasdaq 26,363.44 -0.83% +7.9% +2.1% -2.7%
Dow 54,349 +0.49% +5.3% +2.7% +0.0%
PHLX Semiconductor 12,008.9 -1.40% +14.9% -2.4% -17.9%
VIX 15.8 -4.18% -23.5% -2.0% -38.7%
USD/KRW 1,421.9 -0.46% -2.2% -7.0% -8.5%
💡 Korea Market 101
Alongside the majors, we track the PHLX Semiconductor Index (SOX) — the overnight driver of Korean chipmakers like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. A big SOX move often sets the tone for the next KOSPI session. VIX under 20 is calm; above 30 signals fear.

3-month index chart

🏷️ Large-Cap Movers (Today)

Gainers Chg Losers Chg
Eli Lilly +4.9% AMD -7.0%
Amgen +4.6% Alphabet -4.0%
NVIDIA +3.4% Qualcomm -3.2%
McDonald’s +2.1% Applied Materials -2.3%
Home Depot +1.4% Chevron -2.1%

Large-cap breadth: 23 up · 17 down (of 40)

The index fell, but more stocks rose than fell — losses were concentrated in a few heavyweights.

💡 Korea Market 101
Today’s biggest US large-cap moves. US sector rotation frequently leads the Korean market by a day — watching where money flows here gives a preview of tomorrow’s Seoul session.

🔄 Sector Rotation

Sector 1M 3M Score Type
Technology +5.4% +16.2% 28.2 Growth
Materials +5.8% +5.3% 11.6
Industrials +3.0% +17.3% 10.7
Consumer Discretionary +9.3% +4.9% 7.7 Growth
Health Care +0.6% +13.7% 7.0 Defensive
Financials +3.6% +9.1% 6.2 Defensive
Consumer Staples +0.6% +7.0% 4.7 Defensive
Energy +7.4% -8.6% 2.0 Defensive
💡 Korea Market 101
A ranking of where money is flowing across industries. A higher score means stronger recent price action. ‘Growth’ sectors (chips, IT) lead in good times; ‘Defensive’ sectors (telecom, staples) hold up in downturns. When defensives cluster at the top, the market has turned cautious.

📐 Market Breadth

(40 names)

Above 200-DMA Above 50-DMA Up over 1M 52-wk highs 52-wk lows
70% 60% 58% 0% 0%
💡 Korea Market 101
What the index alone hides. ‘% above 200-DMA’ is the share of stocks in a long-term uptrend — below 50% means most stocks are in long-term decline even if the index isn’t. Comparing new 52-week highs vs lows reveals whether it’s truly a bull or bear tape underneath the headline number.

📰 Headlines

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💡 Korea Market 101
English-language coverage of the Korean market. Two Korea-specific terms worth knowing: a ‘circuit breaker’ halts all trading when the index moves too fast, and a ‘sidecar’ briefly suspends program trading — both are exchange safety mechanisms you’ll see mentioned on volatile days.

🌐 Macro Dashboard

Indicator Level 1M Signal
US 10Y yield 0.74
Dollar Index (DXY) 119.70 -0.7%
Gold 4,306 +3.9%
WTI Crude 82.00 +3.5%
Bitcoin 64,617 -0.1%
💡 Korea Market 101
The bigger picture around equities. A rising US 10-year yield raises borrowing costs and pressures stocks. A stronger dollar (higher DXY) tends to pull foreign capital out of emerging markets like Korea. Gold is the fear gauge, oil proxies inflation, and Bitcoin reflects risk appetite.

🌡️ Regime & Risk Diagnosis

  • Regime call: INFLATION — Inflationary — growth with rising price pressure
  • Allocation guide: Tilt toward real assets and value
💡 Korea Market 101
Think of the ‘regime’ as market weather. RISK-OFF means investors are sheltering in cash rather than risk assets. ‘Realized volatility’ is a thermometer for how wildly prices swing — under 20 is calm, above 40 is panic territory. The ‘crash gate’ is our system’s traffic light: when the Korean market falls too fast, it turns red and the system stops buying on its own, then reopens automatically when conditions settle. (Note: the regime diagnosis text is produced in Korean by the engine.)

🎯 System Watchlist

Sectors in focus: Consumer Discretionary 6 names · Health Care 3 names · Consumer Staples 3 names · Industrials 3 names · Technology 2 names

Name Mkt Sector Style Score Target Stop Status
HSIC US Health Care Swing 100 +11.2% -5.6% Watching
ZBRA US Technology Swing 100 +20.0% -10.0% Watching
CINF US Financials Swing 100 +19.0% -9.5% Watching
EBAY US Consumer Discretionary Swing 100 +17.7% -8.9% Watching
PFG US Financials Swing 100 +15.6% -7.8% Watching
LIN US Materials Swing 100 +13.4% -6.7% Watching
NWSA US Communication Services Swing 100 +18.3% -9.1% Watching
SBUX US Consumer Discretionary Swing 100 +17.6% -8.8% Watching
MNST US Consumer Staples Swing 100 +15.6% -7.8% Watching
DXCM US Health Care Swing 100 +20.0% -10.0% Watching
NVDA US Technology Swing 100 +20.0% -10.0% Held
CSX US Industrials Swing 100 +19.0% -9.5% Held
💡 Korea Market 101
A scanner screens hundreds of Korean and US stocks daily and scores them on technical and fundamental criteria (max 100). ‘Target’ is the expected gain if the setup works; ‘Stop’ is the pre-committed maximum loss if it doesn’t — the system always defines the exit before entering. ‘Swing’ rides multi-day trends; ‘Squeeze’ waits for dormant stocks to break out. ‘Watching’ means signal registered but not bought; ‘Held’ means the system actually owns it. ⚠️ This is an algorithm’s candidate list, not investment advice. Korean stock names are shown in Korean.

🤖 System Trading Status

Closed today:

Name Mkt Exit type Held P&L
CSCO US ROTATION_EXIT 8d +4.03%

5 open positions — average unrealized P&L +5.86% (4 winning / 1 losing)

Open positions P&L chart

💡 Korea Market 101
‘Closed’ = sold; ‘open’ = still held. Unrealized P&L assumes selling right now — nothing is locked in until sold. ‘STOP’ means the pre-set safety line was hit and the system sold automatically; ‘ROTATION_EXIT’ means it swapped into a stronger candidate. The one rule this system lives by: cut losses early and automatically, let winners run.

Published 2026-08-06 07:16 KST
For information only — not investment advice or a solicitation. All investment decisions are your own responsibility.

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