Boeing fell 10.70% on Tuesday and the Dow still finished fractionally higher, because tech carried the tape again: Broadcom jumped 4.04% on a $63 billion Anthropic accelerator deal (AP), Tesla added 4.04% for a second straight day, and the Nasdaq-100 rose 1.29% to 29,651.44 the day before the Fed decides.
Recap
Tech carried the tape for a second straight day on Tuesday. At the official closes (Robinhood), SPY rose 0.57% to $769.72, QQQ rose 1.27% to $721.24 and DIA rose 0.06% to $523.26. The S&P 500 index printed 7,722.60 (+0.60% vs Monday's 7,676.77 close) and the Nasdaq-100 printed 29,651.44 (+1.29%), with the VIX down 4.73% at 17.52 (Robinhood index quotes). The Dow finished fractionally higher even as Boeing fell 10.70% to $168.16 on its earnings day — a drop Investopedia said limited the blue-chip index's gains. Chips led the advance: the iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) rose 3.93% to $511.18, Broadcom rose 4.04% to $342.46 after announcing a $63 billion funding deal giving Anthropic access to its XPU accelerators and networking solutions (AP), and memory names followed South Korean trading higher — Western Digital rose 6.90% to $380.69, SanDisk rose 3.87% to $1,304.22, Seagate rose 3.73% to $668.21 and Micron rose 2.82% to $929.17 (Robinhood closes; Investopedia). Oil fell for a second day: WTI crude pulled back 1.9% to below $100 a barrel and Brent declined 1.7% to below $114 around 4 PM ET, while the 10-year Treasury yield was nearly flat near 4.99% (Investopedia). Bitcoin reclaimed the $80,000 line — around $80,600 in late trading (Investopedia), with Robinhood's evening mark at $80,571.51.
Mag 7 on Tuesday, with Tesla out front for a second straight day. Source: Robinhood official closes, October 27, 2026.
The Mag 7 split again on Tuesday (Robinhood official closes): Tesla $407.46 (+4.04%) paced the group for a second straight day after Monday's 5.23% jump. Amazon rose 1.63% to $253.16, Alphabet rose 1.19% to $320.56 and Apple rose 0.92% to $347.08. Nvidia rose 0.89% to $217.92 after saying it will invest $3 billion in Meta's equity offering (Investopedia). Meta fell 1.66% to $620.12 — a second straight down day on its upsized $97.5 billion AI fundraising — and Microsoft slipped 0.19% to $531.60 ahead of its Wednesday report. The Roundhill MAGS ETF, which tracks the seven, finished 1% higher (Investopedia). Elsewhere, post-earnings movers ran hot: JetBlue soared 18.78% to $2.81, SoFi surged 13.38% after its morning earnings beat ($0.18 vs $0.17 estimated, Robinhood earnings calendar), UPS gained 5.79% to $106.13 and Royal Caribbean gained 5.47% to $295.95, while Sherwin-Williams fell 2.75% to $325.95 after its profit miss, Coca-Cola fell 1.64% to $91.18 and Corning slipped 1.04% to $126.41 (Robinhood closes; Investopedia). Neoclouds ripped with the chips: Nebius rose 11.22% to $170.47, CoreWeave rose 7.90% to $59.55 and Super Micro rose 7.33% to $35.09 (Robinhood closes).
Watch tomorrow: the Fed decision on Wednesday (markets price just a 7% chance of a hike this week, CME FedWatch via Investopedia), Alphabet and Microsoft earnings after Wednesday's close with Amazon on Thursday, tonight's after-close reactions from Visa, Robinhood and Seagate, and whether Bitcoin can hold $80,000.
The OnDeck Book
Trading rose 3.39% on Tuesday and Agentic rose 0.47% (percent only) vs SPY +0.57%, QQQ +1.27% and DIA +0.06% (Robinhood portfolio pull, ~4:40 PM ET). Account core portfolio equity $54,563.82 vs a $52,773.49 adjusted prior close — day change +$1,790.33 (Robinhood portfolio pull, 4:40 PM ET). Total equity (summary) $63,055.05, buying power $34,961.30, settled cash $16,619.29 (uninvested cash including today's unsettled option-sale proceeds reads $19,357.82), options market value $4,819.00 and API futures market value $0. Positions (official Oct 27 closes, Robinhood): SPCX 150 shares, avg cost $132.1302, closed $148.59 (+1.15% on the day, +12.46% vs avg cost), unrealized +$2,468.97; SOFI 200 shares, avg $17.0975, closed $16.40 (+13.38%, -4.11% vs avg), unrealized -$140.50; QUBT 700 shares, avg $8.21, closed $6.89 (+7.41%, -16.14% vs avg), unrealized -$927.50. Options (marks at the Oct 27 close, Robinhood): SPCX $152.50 calls expiring Oct 28 — 6 long, clearing cost $1,038 total ($1.73 per share) vs a $0.52 mark, market value $312.00; NVDA $215 calls expiring Nov 4 — 2 long, clearing cost $880 total ($4.40 per share) vs a $6.18 mark, market value $1,236.00; NVDA $217.50 calls expiring Nov 4 — 2 long, clearing cost $934 total ($4.67 per share) vs a $4.70 mark, market value $940.00; SPCX $148 calls expiring Nov 6 — 3 long, clearing cost $1,690 total ($5.63 per share) vs a $5.45 mark, market value $1,635.00; SPCX $152.50 calls expiring Nov 6 — 2 long, clearing cost $800 total ($4.00 per share) vs a $3.48 mark, market value $696.00. Orders: sold to close 3 NVDA $215 calls (Oct 28) at $4.38 — realized +$753.00; 5 SPCX $152.50 calls (Oct 28) at $1.43 — realized -$207.00; and 2 NVDA $215 calls (Oct 28) at $3.55 — realized +$336.00 (all gross of fees, verified ledger; the day's realized total is +$882.00). Bought to open: 1 SPCX $148 call (Nov 6) at $5.90, 2 NVDA $217.50 calls (Nov 4) at $4.67, and 2 SPCX $152.50 calls (Nov 6) at $4.00. No equity fills in either account. Futures: none (fully closed Oct 22). Crypto: ETH 3.6 coins, clearing cost basis $8,608.00, mark $2,340.26, indicative value $8,424.92; dust: DOGE 1.0, USDC 0.00993, CC 1.0.
Updated Oct 28 with verified figures.
Tuesday's standouts: JetBlue and SoFi ripped on earnings while Boeing sank on its print. Source: Robinhood official closes, October 27, 2026.
Sources: Robinhood (official closes, index and crypto quotes, portfolio pull, earnings calendar), Investopedia (Boeing, oil, 10-year, post-earnings movers, Nvidia-Meta, MAGS, Bitcoin, CME FedWatch), AP (Broadcom-Anthropic deal). No buy or sell advice.