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Market-on-Close Imbalances Reach $2.46 Billion for S&P 500
Market-on-close order imbalances totaled $2.46 billion for the S&P 500, $1.72 billion for the Nasdaq 100, and $255 million for the Dow 30 at the close. The Mag 7 group showed an imbalance of $839 million.
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Market-on-close imbalances reached $2.46 billion for the S&P 500 index, $1.72 billion for the Nasdaq 100, and $255 million for the Dow 30, according to data posted by @financialjuice.
The figures represent the net difference between buy and sell market-on-close orders submitted before the final bell. Traders use these imbalances to gauge potential price pressure at the close. No further context on individual stock participation or sector breakdown was provided in the report.
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