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J&J lost $36 billion on its earnings day. All 75 S&P 500 financials lost $35 billion on theirs.
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On 13 October, the first day of bank earnings season, Johnson & Johnson's 5.7% fall cost more market value than the S&P 500's entire financials sector.
healthcareearningsfinancialssp500Canada's big five banks made up 45% of the TSX 60's drop. The largest US banks fell a third as much.
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The five largest Canadian banks fell an average of 2.7% on October 7 and accounted for 45% of the TSX 60's decline. The six largest US banks fell 0.97%.
tsxbanksfinancialscanadaFinancials lost $168 billion on the day Meta's Muse landed. The S&P 500 finished flat.
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S&P 500 financials fell 1.93% on 22 September, their weakest day in the site's snapshots since mid-June, and lost $168 billion while the index barely moved. JPMorgan alone accounted for $32 billion; Schwab and Allstate fell hardest.
sp500sectorsfinancialsaiCoinbase fell 10% and took the exchanges down with it. The banks didn't move.
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Coinbase closed down 10.10% on 15 September, the S&P 500's worst performer, hours after the Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act. Cboe, Robinhood, Nasdaq and CME fell alongside it inside Financials — while JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Bank of America barely moved.
financialscryptocoinbasesp500sectorsFICO and Equifax lost a combined $5.4 billion after a regulator called FICO's pricing a monopoly
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FICO fell 16.7% and Equifax fell 6.4% on September 4 after the FHFA ordered Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to accept VantageScore from every lender immediately. The two stocks have moved together before, but never at this scale.
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