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One Number: 337 Stocks Rose and the Index Still Fell On Thursday, October 22, 2026, 337 S&P 500 stocks finished higher. Only 159 declined and 1 was unchanged across 497 tracked constituents.

US stocks may have seen immense volatility lately but they are heading into the final quarter of 2026 after a strong run, with the S&P 500 on track for a fourth consecutive year of double-digit gains, according to BlackRock Fundamental Equities. Such a streak has occurred only three times in the past 100 years, it says.

The Dow leads U.S. stocks lower as defensive sectors weaken, while selective chip buying keeps the Nasdaq from joining the broader selloff.

The S&P 500's revised Elliott Wave pattern suggests potential upside toward 8,125, supported by seasonality and improving breadth, provided the index holds above 7,507 support.

The type of company leading the S&P 500 has changed over the years, from energy and manufacturing to technology. Tech stocks have offered the market direction in recent years.

U.S. stock futures are leaning slightly lower early Friday as Wall Street navigates geopolitical stalemates, soaring oil prices, and fresh regulatory scrutiny on prediction markets.

AI hyperscalers like Oracle face record CDS widening, reflecting rising credit risk from intensive AI infrastructure investments and weakening cash flow. Investment-grade corporate bond yields have surged to decade highs, signaling broader market concerns beyond just AI hyperscalers.

A UBS portfolio manager sees three technology waves pushing stocks far beyond Wall Street's consensus, but his bullish case runs straight through two more Fed rate hikes that most investors are not pricing in.