📊 S&P 500 ($SPY) Historical Average Daily
Returns by Weekday
(2003-09-11 to 2026-06-03)
• Monday: +0.0445% (1,071 days)
• Tuesday: +0.0792% (1,175 days)
• Wednesday: +0.0760% (1,175 days)
• Thursday: +0.0158% (1,150 days)
• Friday: -0.0074% (1,147 days)
Let’s GO, Trainers! 🤩
It’s time to collect GO Points to increase your rank, encounter Lugia, and more with GO Pass: June in #PokemonGO!
Two solid U.S. stocks that combine high dividend yields (above 5.5%) with low-to-moderate payout ratios (under 67%), making them attractive for. 📈💸
1. General Mills (GIS) – Consumer Staples (Packaged Foods) 🥣
• Dividend Yield: ~7.2–7.3%
• Payout Ratio: ~59.5–59.7% (very sustainable with room for growth)
• Dividend History: Has paid dividends without interruption for 127 years (and 7+ consecutive years of increases).
2. Verizon Communications (VZ) – Telecommunications🤳
• Dividend Yield: ~5.9–6.2%
• Payout Ratio: ~66.5% (well-covered by strong free cash flow)
• Dividend History: Has increased dividends for 22 consecutive years (with over 40 years of consistent payments overall).
Bitcoin ($BTC) Returns Since February 27, 2025
• Closing price on February 27, 2025: $85,007.00 USD
• Most recent closing price (June 2, 2026): $68,364.11 USD
Total accumulated return: -19.58%
SOXX June Stats: No Time to Stop
📈 Average +1.31% return historically
✅ 8 of 15 Junes positive
The semiconductor rally is now entering its third month, but the article argues some chip stocks have real fundamentals behind the hype.
Micron $MU is the standout after UBS raised its price target to $1,625, arguing the company should be valued as critical AI infrastructure rather than a cyclical memory stock.
Micron’s market cap recently crossed $1 trillion, helped by its role in high-bandwidth memory. Revenue reportedly grew nearly 200% year over year in Q2 2026, with backlog filled through 2027.
Wolfspeed $WOLF is another name highlighted after emerging from Chapter 11 with a cleaner balance sheet, $1.3 billion in cash and growing exposure to data centers through silicon carbide and gallium nitride products.
Marvell $MRVL has surged on data center demand and its Nvidia partnership. The company reported record fiscal Q1 revenue of $2.42 billion, up 28% year over year, with data center revenue reaching $1.8 billion.
Applied Optoelectronics $AAOI has jumped more than 350% year to date, driven by fiber-optic networking demand. Despite a Q1 loss, revenue hit a record above $150 million.
Analog Devices $ADI is described as the safer pick, with record fiscal Q2 sales of $3.62 billion and strong growth in communications and industrial segments.
The takeaway: the chip rally is hot, but these five names may have enough AI and data center exposure to justify investor attention.
Cuban just looked at the raw engineering ambition and pressed send on a wire transfer 🤫🤣
I 'Never Met Him, It Was All Email' — Mark Cuban Says He Invested $500K After a Cold Email, That Company Became a $4B SpaceX Rival.
benzinga.com/news/topics/26/…
$NVDA market cap, every June:
2019 → $100B
2020 → $210B
2021 → $500B
2022 → $400B ↓
2023 → $1T
2024 → $3T
2025 → $3.9T
2026 → $5.1T
The only June it dropped, everyone called it a crisis.
It was the setup for a 12x run.
The original cloud storage, until Julius Caesar decided to clear the cache. 🏛️🔥
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Microsoft ($MSFT) June Historical Returns (Last 10 Years):
2025: +3.42%🟢
2024: +7.57% 🟢
2023: +5.72% 🟢
2022: -5.46% 🔴
2021: +8.50% 🟢
2020: +11.05%🟢
2019: +8.31% 🟢
2018: -2.11% 🔴
2017: -0.10% 🔴
2016: -2.31% 🔴
• Win Rate: 60% (6 out of 10 green) • Average June Return: +3.46%

































